Coronavirus outbreak could affect UW's fall semester
University of Wisconsin President Ray Cross says the coronavirus outbreak that's already led to the suspension of all in-person spring classes could also force changes to the fall semester that's scheduled to begin in August.
Suspected drug dealer arrested after two women said he pointed handgun at them, police say
A suspected drug dealer was arrested Wednesday night at 10:17 p.m. in the parking lot of the Dutch Mill Park and Ride on Collins Court.
2020 DNC in Milwaukee pushed back until August in response to coronavirus pandemic
The 2020 Democratic National Convention has been pushed back until mid-August in response to the coronavirus pandemic, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
Officers recovered shell casing after community members called 911
A couple community members called 911 for an incident on Hathaway Drive at Devon Court early Thursday morning.
Even milder to end the week as rain chances return - Chris
This afternoon will become variably cloudy; high temperatures will be around 60 degrees. Tonight will be mostly cloudy and milder with a chance of showers; low…
UW-Madison moves summer term to online only
The University of Wisconsin–Madison is suspending in-person summer courses due to the coronavirus, according to a release.
Three people arrested after search warrant finds 8.1 pounds of marijuana, 1.5 grams of cocaine
The Janesville Police Department arrived to 300 E. Racine St. Tuesday at 12:32 a.m. for an armed subject complaint.
Dane County reporting 234 positive coronavirus, 3 deaths
Dane County is reporting 234 positive cases of coronavirus as of Thursday morning.
Highlighting humanity: how local families celebrate birthdays in the age of social distancing
Every morning, the anchors of News 3 Now This Morning are sharing their favorite stories of humanity during the pandemic to highlight the people who are making a difference in our community.
Why farmers are being told to dump milk, even with some store shelves empty
Some Wisconsin dairy farmers who were already struggling before the COVID-19 outbreak are now being dealt another blow: being forced to dump out large amounts of their milk.
How to teach your kids science, technology, engineering, & math... when you're no expert!
Many parents are pulling double or even triple duty right now: working, parenting, and teaching. That can be really daunting.
UW Health doctor discusses efforts to save PPE
Wisconsin has received its second shipment of personal protective equipment for health care and EMS workers.
Raising funds for personal protective gowns
There is a growing need for medical supplies across the country, specifically personal protective equipment for doctors and nurses on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
First positive case of COVID-19 confirmed in Adams County
The first COVID-19 case was confirmed in Adams County on Wednesday.
Federal judge declines to move election, says new coronavirus cases from spring election on governor's, Legislature's hands
During a hearing Wednesday a federal judge said if anyone contracts COVID-19 during the spring election Tuesday, it will be on the governor's and legislature's hands, but he declined to change the date himself.
Celebrating Mary's birthday from a distance
A group of friends and family in Verona found a really awesome way to surprise a woman who is turning 89 years young!
