You plant and gardening questions answered as fall begins
MADISON, Wis. - Lisa Briggs joins News 3 Now Live at Four to answer your plant and garden questions.
How to cope with pandemic-related stress and anxiety
MADISON, Wis. - Even with the number of vaccinated people increasing, the pandemic still has people's stress levels rising. A survey from the Amerian Psychological Association released Wednesday shows…
As approval approaches, parents of young children face vaccine decision
MADISON, Wis. - A lower dose of the Pfizer COVID vaccine for kids ages five-to-eleven is nearing approval. That means parents will soon have a decision to…
Health officials warn to guard against lead poisoning
MADISON, Wis. - Lead paint was banned in the US in the 1970s, but it can still be found in the environment and it still poses a…
Paramedic accused of sexually assaulting patient found not guilty
MADISON, Wis. - A paramedic accused of sexually assaulting a woman while she was being taken to the hospital in an ambulance has been found not guilty. Timothy Ovadal, 39, of Madison was charged with second-degree and fourth-degree sexual assault…
Kleefisch downplays threats targeting school board members
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Former Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch downplayed threats against school board members, saying recently that she would "love” for those targeted with anger during the pandemic to have experienced what she and former Gov. Scott Walker did during the Act 10 union protests a decade ago.
Madison man arrested in connection to Oct. 16 Kwik Trip stabbing
MADISON, Wis. - A Madison man was arrested Wednesday in connection to a stabbing at a Kwik Trip earlier this month. Madison Police say Jeffery Bouchard, 23, stabbed a man outside a Kwik Trip at 3528 E. Washington Ave. on…
DNR no longer issuing wolf hunting licenses for Fall 2021 after court order
MADISON, Wis. - The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is no longer issuing wolf hunting licenses for the Fall 2021 season. The move comes after a judge issued an injunction stopping the hunt last week. RELATED: Judge issues injunction blocking…
A wet Thursday ahead - Dana
The latest forecast from News 3 Now.
Wisconsin lawmakers send anti-abortion bills to governor
Major closures on the way for I-39/90 ramp to Beltline
MADISON, Wis. - Drivers looking to access the Beltline from I-39/90 South will have to find another route next week. The southbound ramp from I-39/90 to the Beltline westbound will be closed to all traffic starting at 2 a.m. Nov.…
Wisconsin lawmakers send anti-abortion bills to governor
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The Republican-controlled Wisconsin Assembly gave final approval Wednesday to a package of anti-abortion bills, many of which Democratic Gov. Tony Evers vetoed two years ago and is all but certain to reject again.
American Airlines plane that made emergency landing in Madison has left the airport
An American Airlines plane that made an emergency landing over the weekend in Madison has left Dane County Regional Airport.
MPD: 4 juveniles taken into custody after crashing stolen car on west side
Four juveniles were taken into custody Wednesday morning after crashing a stolen car and running off on Madison's west side.
Widow of slain pharmacist convicted in his 2006 death
A Marathon County jury has convicted a woman of fatally shooting her husband 15 years ago.
Rotary Lights leader, volunteers vow to rebound from theft of $10,000 worth of power cords
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WKBT) — For the 27th year, preparation for Riverside Park’s annual Rotary Lights setup is underway, but vandals set the process back. Volunteers began moving the electrical pedestals needed to power the display to Riverside Park on Friday. But over the weekend, vandals cut and stole about $10,000 worth of cords. Rotary Lights is a La Crosse…
