Arboretum magnolia trees in bloom
Mother Nature is putting on a nice colorful display right now at the UW Arboretum.
Police: Reedsburg man arrested after assaulting woman
A Reedsburg man was arrested Tuesday night after allegedly assaulting a woman.
Decision to invoke Fifth in Chauvin case is a jury strategy, criminal defense attorney explains
Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin's view of George Floyd's death remained unknown on Thursday as the defense rested its case in the ongoing murder trial, set for closing arguments next Monday.
Madison couple sues, claiming college grant program not open to all minorities
A lawsuit by a Madison couple and others alleges that a college grant program for minorities violates the Wisconsin Constitution.
Pandemic utility disconnection moratorium ends in Wisconsin
Wisconsin's utilities disconnection moratorium ends today, meaning thousands of people with outstanding electric, natural gas and water bills could have their services disconnected.
Hot yoga studio offers class for fully vaccinated; Attorney explains legality of requiring proof of vaccination
The owners of Dragonfly Hot Yoga studio, Megan and Carlos Tucker, said ever since they announced that they would offer one class per week for those fully vaccinated, they've received dozens of threats and hateful messages online.
Dane County seeing increase in kids catching COVID-19
In the past two weeks, 21% of all new COVID cases in Dane County are people under the age of 18.
City of Madison planners hosting community input meeting to discuss redevelopment plans for south side
City of Madison planners are hosting a handful of public input meetings to gather information on redevelopment plans.
Missing 13-year-old Dodgeville boy found safe
The 13-year-old Dodgeville boy who went missing early Thursday morning has been found safe.
Lomira woman pleads guilty to child neglect; 3-year-old son died after she stepped on him, failed to get medical care
According to Dodge County court officials, 33-year-old Jamie Hildebrandt pled guilty in court on Thursday.
Gov. Evers visits Pfizer facility in Kenosha County, signs Assembly Bill 120
Gov. Tony Evers visited and toured the Pfizer facility in Pleasant Prairie on Thursday.
Wisconsin unemployment held at 3.8% in March
The state Department of Workforce Development released a report Thursday that found the state added 12,900 total non-farm and 11,100 private-sector jobs from February to March.
1.5 million complete COVID vaccine series in Wisconsin
More than 1.5 million Wisconsinites have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, according to the state Department of Health Services.
New Wisconsin Senate leader acknowledges 'rocky start'
The state Senate's new majority leader is acknowledging he got off to a rough start.
Green Co. Public Health launching weekly vaccine clinics for county residents
Green County Public Health officials plan to offer a pair of weekly COVID-19 vaccination clinics every Wednesday and Friday starting next week.
Labs improve DNA turnaround, tool mark cases taking 3 years
Attorney General Josh Kaul made improving the labs' efficiency a major campaign issue in 2018.
