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Vaccinations begin for 65+ age group
Major Wisconsin health care providers are beginning to give COVID vaccinations to people ages 65 and older today.
Transforming Glenway Golf Course
Re-imagining golf seems like a big swing, but it could be a hole in one for a local course.
Advocates look to end juvenile life without parole sentences
Advocates are asking state lawmakers to create legislation that would limit the number of juveniles being sentenced to life without parole.
Ballot drop boxes open Tuesday in Madison
The City of Madison's ballot drop off boxes open on Tuesday for the February spring primary.
Answering your vaccine questions
UW Health's Dr. Jeff Pothof answers your vaccine questions.
Loper Report: Best movies and TV shows to watch this week
The pandemic continues to create a mess for movie studios releasing movies in theaters. Wil Loper has a look at what movies are drawing some attention and what you can watch without leaving your couch.
Former Clinton High School coach held on $1,000 signature bond after alleged sexual assault, battery to students
A now former Clinton High School coach is being held in the Rock County Jail on a $1,000 signature bond after allegedly sexually assaulting and battering two students.
Angie Horkan shares comfort food recipes
It’s cold and snowy, which makes it a perfect time to try out some great comfort food recipes. Angie Horkan from the Wisconsin Beef Council has recipes for Easy Skillet Chili Mac and Easy Mexican-Style Beef Sausage Cornbread Skillet.
Reflections on one year of the pandemic
One year ago, UW Health hosted a discussion about a new form of the coronavirus that was starting to spread around the world.
Streets Division releases snow plow plans for Madison
The City of Madison Streets Division has released plowing plans ahead of Monday's snowfall.
'We had to do something': Why dozens of local districts are scheduling out-of-county competitions this winter
They're also preparing to spend more time on the road.
Here's why you shouldn't post pictures of your COVID-19 vaccination card to social media
Local police departments and the Better Business Bureau of Wisconsin advise against posting pictures of the COVID-19 vaccination card due to scammers potentially stealing personal identification information.
