The Dane County Criminal Justice Council – Behavioral Health Subcommittee will have a listening session Friday, Dec. 18 to hear from members of the public on the triage-restoration center.
The holiday season typically involves plenty of travel for college students, planning trips to see family over the Thanksgiving and Christmas breaks, a schedule that looks drastically different during a pandemic year.
With the snow beginning to pile up in southern Wisconsin, two cities have already declared weather emergencies to help keep their streets safer and give snowplows room to work.
With snow moving into southern Wisconsin on Friday, the Wisconsin State Patrol wants to remind drivers to be careful around snow plows and give them some extra room on the roads.
A Thursday afternoon chase outside of Tomah ended when the fleeing vehicle went off the road, crossed a creek, and rolled over, according to the Monroe Co. Sheriff’s Office.
Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway stood by the judge’s decision Friday in ruling against every argument President Trump has made to challenge ballots in the state’s two largest counties.
The seven-day rolling average for new COVID-19 cases in Wisconsin hit its second-lowest point since late October on Friday as the state moved closer to another milestone in the number of lives claimed by the virus.
The 115th Fighter Wing has released the name of the Wisconsin Air National Guard pilot who died in Tuesday’s crash during a training session in the Upper Peninsula.
The commander of the 115th Fighter Wing offered an update Friday on the loss of a Wisconsin Air National Guard pilot who crashed during a training mission over the Upper Peninsula earlier this week.
A Madison resident looked out the peephole of her door Wednesday afternoon after hearing a knock to see a man holding up a gun from under his sweatshirt.
Coronavirus activity level for the entire state dropped from the most severe “critically high” level in the Dept. of Health Services latest weekly update.
An incoming Democratic state lawmaker from Madison is calling U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson “delusional scum” in reaction to the Republican considering challenging Electoral College results in Congress.
The names on the diplomas for Madison’s Class of 2038 will look a lot like the graduating class right before it, at least if the list of top baby names at UnityPoint Health - Meriter is anything to go by.
