Women deliver 300 gift packages to local ER nurses
Two women are doing something good for Madison-area ER nurses while working through the grieving process themselves.
Family physician offers up ways to stay active, indoors, during the winter
It’s the official start of Winter, a season where darker days and colder temperatures often stifle the motivation to be physical.
Pediatric neuropsychologist breaks down signs of ADHD vs restlessness during virtual learning
Kids as young as two can be diagnosed with ADHD, but if parents have seen their child act differently, they may be wondering if it’s due to the change of environments, or if it’s something else.
Retired nurse makes & sells mittens, raises nearly $500,000 for local food pantries
Janet Tupy, a retired oncology nurse, took on that mission as a personal challenge 11 years ago after she was inspired by a pair of felted wool mittens she found in a gift shop.
Newshounds Now Update: Tiny monkeys, unusual friends and Christmas at a zoo
On this week's Newhounds Now Update, Lola and Lui share stories about tiny baby monkeys, a set of unusual friends, and a Christmas celebration at a zoo.
Dodgeville family's handmade Christmas display attracts visitors to neighborhood
For the sixth year in a row, Rachel and Levi Zumbrunnen put their handmade Christmas decorations on display in front of their home.
Physician: Fun activities and laughter can boost immune system in cold and flu season
As we continue into the winter months, illnesses such as the cold and flu become more common. Add that to the pandemic, and many families may be wondering how they can boost their immune systems.
Make a Difference Monday: Madison restaurants 'Cook It Forward,' and are asking for your help to feed the hungry
We know what it means to 'pay it forward.' Swap the word 'pay' with 'cook' and you have the name of one of Madison's newest organizations.
Make a Difference Monday: Local non-profit helps struggling families, seniors find stability this holiday season
One in seven children in Wisconsin struggles with hunger. And that number was calculated pre-pandemic.
Physician: Staying active is a key way to manage stress during COVID-19
While it’s been said that exercise is a good thing, SSM Health Family Physician Adam Buhalog says physical activity can provide much needed relief.
Newshounds Now Update: Lemurs, a happy chimp and penguins at Soldier Field
On this week's edition of the Newshounds Now Update, Lola and Lui share stories about a happy chimp, penguins at Soldier Field and an in-shape K-9.
Woman chalks messages of hope at St. Louis parks
To raise spirits during the pandemic, Jurni Bayoc began writing messages of hope in parks across St. Louis. She started in April and has already written close to 70 messages.
Psychologist: Modeling joy through disappointment to your children is a critical must
MADISON, Wis. — Holiday traditions are among the most looked forward to family events, but like most things in 2020, this year’s plans are likely to…
Newshounds Now Update: Curious pandas, a cranky sea lion and a baby rhino
Lola and Lui dug up the best animal stories of the week for the latest edition of the Newshounds Now Update.
Child psychologist recommends staying connected to the community despite being socially distant this Thanksgiving
As health officials urge families to not hold in-person celebrations this Thanksgiving, SSM Health child psychologist Dr. Kathleen Hipke wants to make sure families still feel connected to the community around them.
Newshounds Now Update: A surfing monkey, snacking red pandas & a trapped kitten
Lola and Lui share stories about a surfing monkey, penguins in a theater, snacking red pandas and a kitten rescue.