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The American Red Cross has one shelter open in Moore and is working on locating others; we continue to operate three shelters that were opened Sunday in the Oklahoma City area following the storms on Sunday.More >>
The American Red Cross has one shelter open in Moore and is working on locating others; we continue to operate three shelters that were opened Sunday in the Oklahoma City area following the storms on Sunday.More >>
The U.S. Department of Justice is looking into a flawed Milwaukee sting as part of a larger review into how agents handle certain sensitive cases.More >>
The U.S. Department of Justice is looking into a flawed Milwaukee sting as part of a larger review into how agents handle certain sensitive cases.More >>
A newspaper reports Dane County officials say Brent Brozek had two court-ordered mental health commitments and lost his job driving a cab in January after complaints that he threatened to kill a passenger.More >>
A newspaper reports Dane County officials say Brent Brozek had two court-ordered mental health commitments and lost his job driving a cab in January after complaints that he threatened to kill a passenger.More >>
A Brookfield restaurant named for Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Ryan Braun is opening a second location.More >>
A Brookfield restaurant named for Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Ryan Braun is opening a second location.More >>
Wisconsin lawmakers are scheduled to consider Governor Scott Walker's plan to take DNA from anyone arrested for a felony and anyone convicted of any crime.More >>
Wisconsin lawmakers are scheduled to consider Governor Scott Walker's plan to take DNA from anyone arrested for a felony and anyone convicted of any crime.More >>
Eau Claire (WQOW) - There's no debating that obesity is a serious problem in this country. What may be open for debate is what the government can do to address it. Eau Claire's Comprehensive Plan hasMore >>
It's a unique step that's never been done in Eau Claire before. The data would be calculated using the body mass index.More >>
It will be one busy weekend for a northeastern Wisconsin family. Triplets Stephanie, Kyle and Ashley Verhasselt will receive their undergraduate degrees at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in three separate ceremonies.More >>
It will be one busy weekend for a northeastern Wisconsin family. Triplets Stephanie, Kyle and Ashley Verhasselt, of Freedom, will receive their undergraduate degrees at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in three separate commencement ceremonies.More >>
A tea party group says the Internal Revenue Service asked about its involvement in efforts to verify signatures in the effort to recall Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker.More >>
A tea party group says the Internal Revenue Service asked about its involvement in efforts to verify signatures in the effort to recall Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker.More >>
MARINETTE (WKOW) -- A man in Marinette County is recovering from an attack by a black bear. Gerre Ninnemann says the bear was going after his dog, so he ran out to scare it, but the animal then came afterMore >>
A man in Marinette County is recovering from an attack by a black bear.More >>
MADISON (WKOW) -- The victim of a teenager's attempted sexual assault in a Madison mall bathroom two years ago, tells 27 News she warned authorities the teen would strike again, unless punishment was harsh. "IMore >>
The teenager who attempted a sexual assault against a Madison woman at West Towne Mall in 2011, is the suspect in a current West Towne Mall attempted armed robbery case More >>
Police in Waukesha say officers acted appropriately when they didn't detain Jaren Kuester, the man who allegedly went on to kill three people in Lafayette County.More >>
Police in Waukesha say officers acted appropriately when they didn't detain Jaren Kuester, the man who allegedly went on to kill three people in Lafayette County.More >>
Firefighters worked to contain a smoky wildfire in northwestern Wisconsin that has consumed 8,700 acres, destroyed nearly 50 structures and forced dozens from their homes.More >>
Firefighters worked to contain a smoky wildfire in northwestern Wisconsin that has consumed 8,700 acres, destroyed nearly 50 structures and forced dozens from their homes.More >>
An assisted living facility in Verona has been cited for failing to provide adequate supervision of an elderly resident who wandered outside and died of hypothermia.More >>
An assisted living facility in Verona has been cited for failing to provide adequate supervision of an elderly resident who wandered outside and died of hypothermia.More >>
A second grader in Milwaukee caught the attention of Vice President Joe Biden on the issue of gun control. The little boy wrote a letter saying the world would be safer if bullets were made out of chocolate.More >>
A second grader in Milwaukee caught the attention of Vice President Joe Biden on the issue of gun control. The little boy wrote a letter saying the world would be safer if bullets were made out of chocolate.More >>
MADISON (WKOW) --- Wisconsin hospitals have dramatically reduced some of the most serious infections to levels lower than the national numbers. According to The Wisconsin Division of Public Health's annualMore >>
Wisconsin hospitals have dramatically reduced some of the most serious infections to levels lower than the national numbers.More >>
Wauwatosa police officer Jennifer Sebena and four other officers were honored Friday as the state capitol after their deaths in the line of duty. More >>
Wauwatosa police officer Jennifer Sebena and four other officers were honored at the state capitol after their deaths in the line of duty. More >>
MADISON (WKOW) -- Records show a corporation previously listed as Wisconsin's worst tax scofflaw paid no state corporate taxes in three of five recent years. Wisconsin Department of Revenue data showsMore >>
Records show a corporation previously listed as Wisconsin's worst tax scofflaw paid no state corporate taxes in three of five recent years. More >>
The Milwaukee urban farmer who is nationally known for his nonprofit, Growing Power, will speak at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee on Wednesday.More >>
The Milwaukee urban farmer who is nationally known for his nonprofit, Growing Power, will speak at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee on Wednesday.More >>
MCFARLAND (WKOW) --- Sign up deadlines are approaching for the Aly's Honky Tonk Hustle for a Cure. Saturday, May 11 is the last day to register and get a t-shirt for the 5K race. You can register onlineMore >>
Sign up deadlines are approaching for the Aly's Honky Tonk Hustle.
Saturday, May 11 is the last day to register and get a t-shirt for the race.
You can register online until Wednesday, May 16th.
The race takes place Saturday, May 18th at the McFarland High School track.More >>
Sequester cuts nearly closed the book, but a dictionary capturing the sayings, phrases and nuances of the American English language has at least another year.More >>
Sequester cuts nearly closed the book, but a dictionary capturing the sayings, phrases and nuances of the American English language has at least another year.More >>
For decades Olin Turville Park and Conservatory along Lake Monona was known for illegal and sexual activity, but four years ago, a handful of neighbors and the Madison Police Department decided to reclaim it.More >>
For decades Olin Turville Park and Conservatory along Lake Monona was known for illegal and sexual activity, but four years ago, a handful of neighbors and the Madison Police Department decided to reclaim it.More >>
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- The Dalai Lama is scheduled to speak before the Wisconsin state Assembly on May 14. The Tibetan spiritual leader is in Madison for a series of panel discussions at the UniversityMore >>
The Dalai Lama is scheduled to speak before the Wisconsin state Assembly on May 14.More >>
A Wisconsin task force will host a summit later this month to talk about implementing the first statewide plan for dealing with invasive species.More >>
A Wisconsin task force will host a summit later this month to talk about implementing the first statewide plan for dealing with invasive species.More >>
A time honored tradition for students at UW-Madison is upon us this weekend, but unlike years past the Mifflin Street party will longer be a sanctioned activity.More >>
A time honored tradition for students at UW-Madison is upon us this weekend, but unlike years past the Mifflin Street party will longer be a sanctioned activity.More >>
VERONA (WKOW) -- The superintendent of Verona Area schools confirms to 27 News some elementary school students were required to urinate in buckets during Thursday's lockdown of all of the district's schools. "IMore >>
The superintendent of Verona Area schools confirms to 27 News some elementary school students were required to urinate in buckets during Thursday's schools lockdown.More >>
MADISON (WKOW) --- Reverse 911 calls were made Thursday to residents around the area of an FBI search, but some residents are wondering why they were not contacted. Dane County Emergency Management tellsMore >>
Reverse 911 calls were made Thursday to residents around the area of an FBI search, but some residents are wondering why they were not contacted.More >>
The Verona School District is addressing concerns of some parents that communication of the district-wide lockdown while authorities searched for federal fugitive wasn't effective enough.More >>
The Verona School District is addressing concerns of some parents that communication of the district-wide lockdown while authorities searched for federal fugitive wasn't effective enough.More >>
Curly Lambeau's alma mater has honored the Green Bay Packers founder with a plaque at his old high school, in hopes of inspiring current students to achieve.More >>
Curly Lambeau's alma mater has honored the Green Bay Packers founder with a plaque at his old high school, in hopes of inspiring current students to achieve.More >>
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