Pleasant through the weekend, warmer Monday, then heavy rain is possible Tuesday/Wednesday - Gary
Skies will be mostly clear tonight, and it will be a little cooler and less humid.
'Let's win together': Vandalized Veterans Museum weighs heavy on community
Windows are still boarded up nearly one week after riots and looting first started in Downtown Madison.
Protesters organize barbecue at James Madison Park
Protesters have organized a barbecue in downtown Madison as part of the city's seventh day of protests.
Monona to host ongoing racial bias conversations for 'self-examination' and 'self-reflection'
City leaders in Monona are working out details to host ongoing racial bias conversations in the midst of what's happened after the death of George Floyd and after an incident involving Monona police.
DHS begins accepting applications for $110M CARES Act funds
The state Department of Health Services is now accepting applications for select health care providers to receive funds from the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act.
Positive percentage of new COVID-19 tests drops to 2.9% as health officials confirm 7 more deaths
The positive percentage of new COVID-19 tests has dropped by more than one percentage point Friday, according to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.
The Thirsty Goat fires general manager for inflammatory Facebook posts, donates $5,000 to local non-profit
The owner of The Thirsty Goat has fired the restaurant's general manager after she published "insensitive, dangerous and unacceptable" posts on her personal Facebook page Thursday night.
Dane County doubles its funding to Second Harvest Foodbank to help during COVID-19 Pandemic
Dane County Executive Joe Parisi announced Thursday that Dane County will double its funding to Second Harvest Foodbank of Southern Wisconsin.
Protesters placed Black Lives Matter signs, obscenity-laden flags in school board president's front yard overnight, she says
Protesters placed Black Lives Matter signs and dozens of American flags decorated with anti-police messages on the lawn of Madison Metropolitan School Board President Gloria Reyes overnight Thursday, according to a Facebook live video Reyes posted Friday morning.
Madison fire investigators work to determine cause of fatal fire; say fire was 'not intentional'
Madison fire investigators are still trying to determine what caused Thursday's fatal fire on the city's west side, but said the fire was not intentional.
Driver lost control of vehicle, swerving to miss deer in roadway
Green County Sheriff's Office deputies, New Glarus EMS and the Monticello Fire Department responded to the N5800 block of South Highway 69 in the town of Washington Thursday at 7:23 p.m.
Man arrested on suspicion of 7th OWI following crash in Sun Prairie
A Madison man was tentatively charged with his seventh operating while intoxicated offense following a crash in Sun Prairie on Thursday night.
Madison police report 38 arrests since start of protests, none Thursday night
Madison police say no arrests were made in the sixth night of protests in the city.
Madison protesters share how to help them fight for equality, equity from home
Attending an in-person protest isn’t always an option for people living with disabilities, chronic conditions, or those quarantining because of COVID-19.
Complaint: Janesville man among first charged with allegedly looting in downtown Madison
A Janesville man is among the first to be charged with allegedly looting in downtown Madison early Tuesday morning.
State Street business owner defends store with sword
A video released shows how a State Street business owner protected his store this week with a sword.
