A traveling softball team says kids got violently ill after swimming at the Holiday Inn Express in Janesville. Preliminary health department test results the water has bacteria in it and is likely the cause of the outbreak.
It’s been one year since a law passed in Wisconsin that strengthens rights for victims of a crime. But one Sauk County mom says so far, it’s done nothing to help her daughter through the court process.
A Sauk County mom says her daughter doesn't feel safe at home after a man accused of sexually assaulting the girl was let out on bond now living less than two miles away.
“[I wanted] to show my officers, hey I’m doing this with you, if you choose to, if you choose not to, that’s your choice,” La Broscian said. “We have roughly 89% of our sworn officers that are vaccinated.”
A Wisconsin Dells contractor is facing felony charges after a local veteran says he paid thousands of dollars for paving work that was never completed.
A Wisconsin Dells veteran and retired teacher is out thousands of dollars. He wanted his driveway repaved but the contractor never showed up to complete the work.
More people are diving into home improvement projects during the pandemic but imagine paying for work that’s never completed. That’s what a Wisconsin Dells man says happened to him.
According to the regional Social Security Office out of Chicago, there are approximately 12,200 Wisconsinites waiting on the status of their disability benefits application.
The now 16-year-old suspect accused of murdering a 17-year-old Verona High School student appeared in court Wednesday, where a judge denied a bond reduction request. Myjee T. Sanders is being charged as an adult with intentional 1st degree homicide, in the August 2019 murder of Shay Watson.
Your next DM on Facebook or Instagram could soon be from a debt collector. New regulations set to go in effect later this year will give third party debt collectors a wider reach.
In Madison, between 2019 and 2020, shots fired incidents increased from 144 to 250; Homicides almost tripled from four to 11. In Sun Prairie, shootings rose from seven to 16.
There’s a growing demand for at-home UV light devices amid the pandemic, according to consumer experts. NBC15 Investigates puts these products to the test.
Nurse practitioners are questioning their own education at some colleges. There’s no national standard on how to educate nurse practitioners, while medical education for doctors was standardized more than 100 years ago.
More than 56% of Janesville voters have already cast a ballot early; in person or by mail. It adds up to twice the average number of absentee ballots returned during a Presidential Election.
The court filed charges on Oct. 15, but the activity took place between July of 2019 and Feb. of 2020 in Potosi, Wis. All of them have been charged with illegally hunting deer and some smaller animals.
The National Guard assisted the City of Janesville this week with its COVID-19 drive-thru testing site, which is currently the only site in Rock County.
A Mauston police officer faces multiple charges after allegedly shooting another person while showing off his gun collection, while off-duty, after a night of drinking.
Since homecoming was cancelled, Supt. Runez explained that DeForest’s Assistant Principal, Matt Bauer, wanted to hold a gathering for his son and some friends with masks and physical distancing at their rural Sauk County home.
NBC15 dug through the numbers reported on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) website so far this campaign cycle. Since July, candidate spending on Madison TV totals about $3.4 million dollars through Oct. 5. Biden’s spending accounts for a little more than 76 percent of that.
But weeks before an outbreak, one long-term care facility employee was concerned about what might happen without more coronavirus testing in her workplace.
NBC15 took a deep dive into the events of Aug. 23, 2020, to learn more about issues of self-defense, gun laws, and race pertaining to the case of Kyle Rittenhouse
NBC15′s national investigative team, InvestigateTV, poured over more than 100 COVID-19 dashboard websites from large universities across the country to see what information is shared and how.
In an interview with NBC15 Investigates, The State Supt. of Public Instruction Carolyn Stanford Taylor said there are other educators willing and able to step in.
NBC15 Investigates learned that if a teacher or student tests positive for COVID-19, educators are expected to call state and local health departments right away.
NBC15 Investigates checked in with Principal Liz Goldman, who said there was a spike in the number of transfer applications after many public schools announced they were going virtual to start the fall semester.
NBC15 Investigates checked in with officials around our viewing area and found most municipalities pay roughly a $1.25 for each absentee ballot. That low estimate factors in printing, envelopes and postage.
