A Baraboo man who miraculously recovered his lost $10,000 in cash qualifies for taxpayer-funded legal help, despite his assets.
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MADISON (WKOW) - A Baraboo man who miraculously recovered $10,000 in cash he lost while bicycling Madison's streets qualifies for publicly-fun…
MADISON (WKOW) -- Dozens of documents spanning the last five years reveal a history of absence and neglect for repairs from the owners of a bu…
MADISON (WKOW) -- Leslie Mirkin figured the problem was resolved after he got it corrected the first time. Instead, records show the Social Se…
The death of Marine Brandon Ketchum gained national attention and became the inspiration for a federal law.
According to Madison police, gun-related incidents have been on the rise. In 2020, there were 250 shots fired incidents, up more than 73% from…
The grandest structure shared by all Wisconsinites, the State Capitol building, runs up a costly tab each month.
People who work and own businesses on Madison’s Williamson Street are calling on city officials to enact change after multiple vehicle-buildin…
The grandest structure shared by all Wisconsinites, the State Capitol building, runs up a costly tab each month. Perhaps, that should come as …
Prosecutors allege 36-year-old Luke Aaron Frazier of Brooksville, Florida first attempted to have a ballot sent to his Florida address.
The Delta variant of the coronavirus is the dominant strain in Dane County, and health officials say it’s driving up cases at the same time th…
As highway traffic returns to its pre-pandemic levels, experts are warning drivers of a particularly dangerous Fourth of July weekend on the roads.
A recent survey finds only a quarter of nursing homes feel confident they’ll make it through the next year.
“We’re getting a large number of calls from parents looking to find ways to get support for their children,” said NAMI Dane County’s Anna Moffit.
The pandemic has taken a toll on Child Protective Services in Wisconsin and the new trends are worrisome to state officials.
Wisconsin Dells area tourism leaders are facing challenges finding enough workers for the summer, as an international student work program is …
On the campaign trail and after taking office, President Joe Biden said he was going to raise the cap on the number of refugees allowed to com…
Federal officials are considering a proposal that could have a significant impact on the economic future of dozens of communities across the country.
American homes have gained $3.1 trillion in value during the pandemic.
Safer at Home. Gathering limits. Virtual learning. Remote work. Over the past 11 months, Wisconsinites have spent a lot more time at home, and…
With a plan to spend aggressively in his proposed two-year budget, and the immediate rebuke Tuesday from Republicans, it became clear immediat…
A Massachusetts man who along with his wife was randomly attacked at a Madison restaurant last year is concerned about the treatment of the ma…
Sabrina Madison, the founder of The Black Women’s Progress Center, said the statistics aren’t surprising to her.
The use of absentee ballots marked ‘indefinitely confined’ increased dramatically in counties both blue and red last November.
But “clearing the backlog” doesn’t mean DWD has resolved every case.
Latino/Hispanic residents accounted for 16 percent of the county’s COVID-19 cases despite making up just six percent of the population.
According to the Federal Reserve’s quarterly Consumer Credit report, credit card debt has actually gone down over the several months that the …
Getting through this pandemic is hard enough as it is. Throw in a pregnancy and it gets even tougher to navigate.