'It’s really just great for my optimism on life': The Farmers' Market returns to Capitol Square
MADISON, Wis. -- For the first time since November 2019, vendors and shoppers returned to Capitol Square to support local at the Farmers' Market. Upwards to 20 thousand Wisconsin residents came out Saturday morning to attend the Farmers' Market. For…
Madison medical resident makes history
MADISON, Wis. ‒ A University of Wisconsin medical resident is making history. On June 24, Dr. Laura McDowell will become the first graduate of a residency training program in obstetrics and gynecology focusing specifically on treating women in rural areas. The…
Beloit home total loss after fire
A Beloit home is a total loss after a fire Friday night.
Janesville shooting leaves one woman with life-threatening injuries
JANESVILLE, Wis.-- One woman was critically wounded early Saturday morning on S. Ringold St. Officers arrived in the area at 1:31 a.m. and found the woman, 58, suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. She was taken to Mercy Hospital Trauma Center…
'Frustration': State Street business owners sound off on plans to build newer, larger bus stops
State Street business owners say they're opposed to the city's plan to build larger, newer bus stations in a concentrated area near the Capitol Square.
Service restored to UScellular customers following outage
UScellular customers in southwestern Wisconsin experienced service interruptions Friday.
UW School of Veterinary Medicine groundbreaking
The UW School of Veterinary Medicine broke ground on a new building today.
Madison mayor unveils plan for federal funds
We're learning how Madison's mayor plans to spend nearly $23 million in federal funds from the American Rescue Plan Act.
Doctors discuss blood shortage in the US
Doctors all over the U.S. are asking for donations, but they're not after what's in your wallet.
Firefighter memorial to honor those who lost their life in the line of duty
A new memorial will honor Madison firefighters who died in the line of duty.
Drivers reminded to slow down on Beltline
"Slow down and drive safely, respect and protect these men and women who are working so hard out there to keep all of us as safe as possible." That's the message from officials as construction is continuing on the Beltline.
3 tips to avoid crowds, get the best selection at the 2021 Dane County Farmers’ Market
For the first time this decade (the 2020's), the Dane County Farmers' Market is back on the Capitol Square this weekend, and local farmers, cheesemakers, and bakers are back in business!
'Walked through the blood': Faith, political leaders reflect on Juneteenth
Wisconsin's legislative Black caucus, along with other political, faith and community leaders, gathered in the Capitol for nearly three hours on Friday to raise the Juneteenth flag and commemorate the end of slavery in the United States.
‘We are so concerned about the spike’: Sauk County program pairs recovery coaches, EMS to step in after drug overdoses
Addiction is a lonely road already. COVID-19 only drove friends and family farther away.
Complaint: Sun Prairie city attorney charged after allegedly waving handgun in Waunakee bar
The Sun Prairie city attorney has been accused of waving a handgun inside a Waunakee bar while drunk last week.
Evers vetoes bill increasing eligibility for voucher program
Gov. Tony Evers on Friday vetoed a bill that would have opened the door to more children going to private school using a voucher paid for by taxpayers.
