Juliana Tornabene
Digital Producer
Madison, WI
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The Dane County Clerk’s Office expects the presidential election recount to be finished on Sunday.
Dane County broke a record in COVID-19 testing during the past 14 days, averaging over 6,000 tests per day.
The Board of Canvassers certified election results in Milwaukee County Friday evening, confirming President-elect Joe Biden’s win in that county.
Online package returns are being made easier and more COVID-19 friendly this winter.
The Milwaukee Bucks released their preseason schedule Friday afternoon, noting they will play three games.
More than $18,000 in cash, three guns and various drugs were seized during the search of an apartment last week in Madison.
State health officials reported 1,300 cases Friday, which is the lowest number of cases reported since Sept. 21, but test results may take longer to get during the holiday season.
If you’ve taken to the woods this fall, you’ve probably had to ditch a few of your deer camp activities.
Dane County Dispatch reported the call of a fire in a residential area Thursday night.
If you find yourself binge watching the Big Bang Theory this Thanksgiving, you may not be alone.
The motorcycle of the late Chris Farley has been auctioned off and sold his dear friend, Tim Meadows.
Dane County is asking the community to create cards of encouragement and thanks to health care workers ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.
The Monona Bank RiverRink at Grand Crossing Park opened Wednesday with some new guidelines ahead of the winter season.
Two bystanders were able to stop a driver Saturday night after she allegedly crashed into another car while under the influence, the Madison Police Department reported.
Employees at SSM Health St. Mary’s Hospital- Madison raised nearly $9,500 to keep a Thanksgiving tradition alive this year.
There are more beds available in Wisconsin hospitals on Thursday, but COVID-19 deaths and cases continued to climb.
A Madison man believes he was targeted Friday, Nov. 20 after reportedly being robbed by two teenagers.
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers teamed up with Postmates this Thanksgiving to give back to the Green Bay community.
The state Supreme Court granted an original action and issued a temporary injunction Wednesday, which blocks the City of Racine’s school closure order before it could go into effect.
State officials are urging members of the public Wednesday to consider a career in the health care field.
The City of Madison will fly the Ho-Chunk Nation flag in front of their Municipal Building starting Wednesday, saying they want to recognize that the city is located on the nation’s ancestral land.
A large Thanksgiving meal comes with a large cleanup afterwards, but the City of Madison reminded residents Wednesday to limit the items they pour down the drain.
A 75-year-old Madison woman had her car and purse stolen Wednesday morning while she was making a donation to a local food pantry, just one day before Thanksgiving.
The Janesville Police Department is investigating after two men reportedly used counterfeit $100 bills Tuesday night at local businesses.
A voter group is asking the Wisconsin Supreme Court to take up a case against the Wisconsin Elections Commission over the security of the 2020 Presidential Election.
The 15-year-old who was arrested and accused of shooting eight people at Mayfair Mall in Wauwatosa last Friday is facing multiple charges.
Former Speaker of the House and Janesville native Paul Ryan asked President Trump Tuesday to accept the results of the election.
Tuesday marked the final day of a sit-in at the Governor’s Mansion in Maple Bluff to call attention to the rise of COVID-19 in the prison system.
The area of Hunters Trail at O’Keefe Avenue has been reopened.
The scheduled Badgers game Saturday against the University of Minnesota has been canceled as the Gophers respond to COVID-19 in the program.
Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway denounced a lawsuit Tuesday that was filed against Dane County’s gathering order, calling it “irresponsible and unconscionable.”
With the first round of accumulating snow this fall wrapping up across southern Wisconsin Tuesday, the City of Madison is offering some tips for manual snow removal.
A Madison couple were both injured after a car struck them Saturday afternoon while they were crossing the street.
Hy-Vee is reinstating their reserved shopping hour starting Monday for those considered high risk.
President-elect Joe Biden introduced his key foreign policy and national security nominees on Monday, including one University of Wisconsin- Madison alumna.
A conservative legal group filed a lawsuit Monday in the Wisconsin Supreme Court to immediately stop Dane County’s ban on indoor gatherings.
There are 74,000 active cases of COVID-19 in Wisconsin currently, which the Department of Health Services noted is about one-fifth the number of people ever confirmed positive for the virus.
Milwaukee Bucks announced Monday that games at Fiserv Forum will be held without fans this season until further notice due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
With Thanksgiving only being a few days away, UW Health is offering advice Monday on staying connected with older loved ones during the holidays.
A Portage woman was arrested Sunday for her alleged ninth citation of operating while intoxicated.
The Dane County Farmers’ Market announced Monday they will host winter Local Food Pickups inside the Alliant Energy Center.
The State of Wisconsin shipped out its one millionth N95 mask Monday as part of their effort to ensure front-line workers have access to personal protective equipment.
Police announced the arrest in a Sunday press conference.
Wisconsin ranked thirteenth in the country for best air quality, but some residents think the Badger state is a bit smelly.
Wisconsin Dells High School students are switching to a 50% A/B model Monday and Tuesday due to COVID-19.
UW Health officials stressed Friday that the deer hunting season needs to look different this year due to COVID-19.
Hy-Vee will donate Thanksgiving meals to families starting Friday in over 260 communities across the country.
The School District of Fort Atkinson determined Thursday that they will continue virtual-only learning until at least Dec. 18.
A Janesville manufacturing and distribution facility received estimated damages of $300,000 Thursday after plastic pallets near the building were on fire.
Gov. Tony Evers declared a new public health emergency Friday and extended the mask mandate in Wisconsin for an additional two months.