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A Madison organization is trying to find peace within the city, all through the eyes of photographers. More>>
Mary Roe from MDA joined Wake Up Wisconsin to talk about ALS awareness month. More>>
As the reigning Alice in Dairyland, Rochelle Ripp has traveled the state teaching Wisconsinites about the state's signature industry. More>>
Courtesy: HowStuffWorksThey say it pays to be nice and that was so true for a friendly waitress in Indiana. Her pay-off was a whopper of a tip. More>>
The Wedding Planner & Guide Bridal Show at the Marriott Madison West in Middleton will showcase may varieties of dresses. More>>
The 3rd annual Rally Round the Flag: Civil War Living History event will be in Evansville this weekend. More>>
Peanut stopped by the WKOW studios Friday morning. He's looking for a fur-ever home. More>>
Courtesy: Stoughton Norwegian DancersSyttende Mai celebrations begin Friday in Stoughton. More>>
We all want a beautiful smile, but getting one can be both expensive and time consuming. If your child may need braces, prepare to spend thousands of dollars. More>>
Two men started in New York City and are biking their way to Alaska. More>>
Professional ultimate frisbee comes to Madison. More>>
It's time spring cleaning extended to your flower garden. Bring your overgrown lilacs, forsythia and other spring flowering shrubs down to size while maintaining their natural beauty and spring floral display. More>>
Her story of survival has captivated the world. Now, the last woman rescued from the Bangladesh building collapse is speaking about her ordeal. More>>
Usually movies bring us inside to the theater, but how about catching a flick in the great outdoors? You can do just that, thanks to a new effort from the Madison Parks Department. More>>
Hollywood actress Angelina Jolie has revealed in a New York Times op-ed that she has undergone a preventative double mastectomy. More>>
Courtesy: Kevin MengeltThe family of a woman killed while jogging last month is doing something positive in the wake of their own personal tragedy. More>>
Queso, oaxaca queso quesadilla, queso fresco and manchego may be unfamiliar to some folks, but in grocery stores, especially in larger U.S. cities, these cheese varieties are in demand. More>>
Here's a few interesting clips from Wake Up this morning. An implosion fails, a burglar has a change of heart and Lindsay "horses" around. More>>
The Jack Young Middle School Builders Club and Baraboo High School Key Club sponsor "Be a Hero, Help an Angel" 5K to raise awareness and funds for the Foundation of Angelman Syndrome Therapeutics. More>>
An Oregon High School grad hosts a car and bike show to raise money to find a cure for two digestive diseases. More>>
"Run for Jenny" was organized by the friends of Jenny Boyce as a way to remember and celebrate her life after she passed away in January 2013. More>>
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dane County is in the midst of a volunteer drive. More>>
A poker run and party will raise money to help people with multiple sclerosis. More>>
Prom is an age-old tradition that some students look forward to all year, but in one rural Georgia town it was a tradition with a dark history. More>>
Wisconsin's flat track roller derby league, The Mad Rollin' Dolls, hosts a championship game this weekend. More>>
In this week's Angie's List segment, clothes dryers are a modern convenience many of us can't live without, but we don't always remember it needs maintenance. If your dryer is hot to the touch, or take more than one cycle to dry clothes, you may need your vents checked. More>>
The Wake Up Wisconsin crew was inspired by a couple of amazing teens Thursday morning. More>>
Katie Priebe's near-mishap on live TV at the roller derby rink had Dani laughing so much, she couldn't talk. More>>
A 16-year-old from the Seattle, Washington area is shattering world records and society's idea of what people with disabilities can do. More>>
A Wisconsin woman is getting a taste of fame, after winning a million dollars in a national potato chip contest. She talked live with Wake Up Wisconsin about the big win. More>>
For years flowers have made it on the dining room table, but rarely as the main course. Adding a spring touch to your meals is as easy as ever thanks to edible flowers. More>>
Courtesy: The Vanilla BeaneryWith Mother's Day fast approaching, a local baking expert stopped by Wake Up Wisconsin to share a few ideas for a tasty treat mom will love. More>>
Families affected by Crohn's and Colitis will get involved with a couple of events in the Madison area. More>>
Here's a look at the Wake Up Wisconsin crew's top odd videos of the day, including a large-scale domino display, bacon loving grandma and a silent thief. More>>
Mental health is sometimes hard to talk about, especially when it comes to children. More>>
A father from Pittsburgh wanted to support his daughter who is blind by walking a mile in her shoes. Actually, he'll be running 26.2 miles blindfolded. More>>
Some Wisconsin students are getting local and global perspective on the environment. More>>
A mayor mows his lawn in the snow and a dog bowl starts a house on fire---today's most interesting Wake Up Wisconsin videos. More>>
Combining colors in your garden can be overwhelming, but with a little help you can have a creative outdoor masterpiece of your own. More>>
Tickets are on sale now for the 6th Annual Burgers and Brew event in early June. More>>
Spring is officially here and it can be hard to cram a workout into your routine after a long day.
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Pancreatic cancer is the fourth most deadly cancer nationally and its incidence is rising according to the American Cancer Association. More>>
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