Lions Club hosts radon test kit sale
January is Radon Awareness Month, and a local Lion’s Club is helping you test for it in your home.
Former University of Wisconsin-Whitewater chancellor retires
A former University of Wisconsin-Whitewater chancellor announced her retirement this month.
‘Wisconsin Women’ on TVW
You might not know that our sister station TVW produces a lot of local shows that highlight local products, food and entertainment. One of those shows is “Wisconsin Women.”
Newshounds Now Update: Safety first for one pup, a feeding frenzy in China, one fit Fido
It’s Friday, and you know what that means – it’s time for the best animal stories of the week.
Rock County communities brace for incoming snowfall
With snow expected late Friday night through Saturday morning, several Rock County communities have declared a snow emergency.
Nekoosa man sentenced to 72 months in prison for illegally possessing a sawed-off shotgun
A Nekoosa man was sentenced Friday to 72 months in prison for illegally possessing a sawed-off shotgun.
Census Bureau still needs nearly 25,000 Wisconsin census-taker applications
The U.S. Census Bureau said it has reached half of its recruiting goal in Wisconsin, but still needs more than 24,500 people to apply for the census taker positions throughout the state.
Missing Wisconsin Rapids woman found safe
Wisconsin Rapids police said a missing woman has returned home safe Saturday morning.
City of Madison does not declare snow emergency Friday night
The City of Madison is not declaring a snow emergency Friday night, but will be beginning a citywide plowing operation at around 11 p.m.
Frozen Assets Festival returning to Madison next month
The sixth annual Frozen Assets Festival will be back at the Edgewater and Lake Mendota on Feb. 8 from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. for the whole family to enjoy.
Crash on Highway 51 near Windsor temporarily blocks lanes in both directions
A crash on Highway 51 near Windsor temporarily blocked lanes in both directions Friday night.
Several inches of snow likely tonight/Saturday morning
MADISON, Wis. -- Occasional snow tonight will bring several inches of accumulation before tapering to flurries on Saturday. Fog and falling snow may also reduce visibility, possibly leading to poor travel conditions.
Madison public golf courses report more than $400,000 loss in 2019
With the financial loss golf courses dealt with for the past couple of years, the future remains uncertain. The city is considering hole reduction or course closure.
'That is within our legal rights': Nurses union counters hospital's claim that Act 10 bars it from recognizing union
Nurses with UW Health are standing by their decision to unionize. They said despite what the hospital board says, act 10 does not bar them from what they want.
UW-Madison freshman to serve as youngest council member in April
Max Prestigiacomo will be the youngest person serving on the Madison Common Council board.
Oregon police chief to resign, take position in Ashwaubenon
Oregon's police chief announced Friday that he would be retiring next month.
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