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Madison police will in call in help from the state Department of Justice to investigate the officer-involved shooting Friday night. More>>
A Marine has been reunited with the dog he served with in Afghanistan during a surprise ceremony at the Iowa Capitol. More>>
The parents of Jaren Kuester, the man accused of brutally killing three people in Lafayette County, share their anguish over the murders. More>>
A spring storm is traveling through Wisconsin on Sunday, with high winds causing power outages throughout the southern portion of the state. More>>
Three people are in the hospital after a crash at an intersection in Dane County. More>>
Severe storms are expected in many parts of the state and could cause dangerous conditions with high winds. More>>
Graduation day brought two big names to Milwaukee to motivate college grads as they face their futures. More>>
Two tickets sold in WI from the Powerball are worth one million dollars. More>>
A unique race in Madison puts participants in the middle of a big mess. More>>
Hundreds gathered in Stoughton this weekend for the annual Syttende Mai festivities. More>>
Four years ago Sunday, one of the largest animal seizures in our area took place at the Thyme and Sage Ranch in Richland County. More>>
Police arrested one suspect for the Janesville south side residential burglaries, they are looking for one other suspect. More>>
Kenneth GoodwinA Readstown man was arrested for 5th OUI, a child was inside the vehicle. More>>
Artificial food dyes have long been used in the food we eat, but in recent years studies have shown a possible risk to children. More>>
Walker's budget would exempt rent-to-own businesses from Wisconsin's consumer protection laws and not require them to disclose interest rates. More>>
A bill in the Wisconsin would not require employees to get the flu shot, including employees at hospitals and nursing homes. More>>
Washburn County sheriff's officials say they consider the case of a 15-year-old girl missing for 17 years still open and active. More>>
he winning numbers in this weekend's historic Powerball jackpot have been drawn. More>>
More than 900 people gathered Saturday morning to show their support for a young woman who lost her battle with cancer. More>>
A well-known Democratic Party of Wisconsin adviser is leaving his position. More>>
Wisconsin Tea Party members shot flaming arrows and shotguns at a stack of paper as large as the tax code, saying it should be simplified. More>>
As an invasive species is found in neighboring counties, experts are traveling the surrounding area to make sure people are on the lookout. More>>
With UW commencement ceremonies, residence hall move-out and ongoing construction, it's going to be a busy weekend in downtown Madison. More>>
Green Bay police say Daniel Kuehl's death was a homicide, no arrests have been made. More>>
An 8-year-old boy in Lafayette County was killed Friday when he was run over by a skid steer loader. More>>
A standoff on Madison's east side ended Friday night when officers shot the man who kept officers at bay. More>>
The mother of the UW-Madison student who died of meningitis filed a complaint with the state against two doctors at Meriter Hospital. More>>
The Circus World show will go on this summer, despite financial uncertainty. More>>
The WIAA is negotiating to keep the girls high school basketball tournament in Green Bay through 2020. More>>
The Legislature's Joint Finance Committee will vote next week on a plan to loosen the regulations on rent-to-own businesses. That is the focus of Capitol City Sunday this weekend.
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A Clinton man could face attempted homicide charges in Rock County after police say he disarmed an officer and tried to shoot the officer at point blank range. More>>
One in five U.S. School children are living with dyslexia, and this weekend, you can "take steps against dyslexia" at the fourth annual Walk for Dyslexia in Madison. More>>
Maurice Neal charged with attempted armed robbery and attempted theft in connection with two recent incidents, in West Towne Mall women bathrooms More>>
A woman has been taken to the hospital by MedFlight after an accident involving a car and a semi. More>>
Dane County's newest dog park is now open.
The 40 acres of land is located in the Capital Springs Recreation Area between South Central Madison and the Town of Dunn. More>>
The President of Wisconsin Family Action tells 27 News that Congressman Paul Ryan (R-WI1) has not answered the group's request that he clarify his stance on gay adoption.
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U.S. health officials find human feces taint more than half of public swimming pools. More>>
Fight in an Adams County bar leaves one woman hospitalized. More>>
A Monroe man dies in an early morning crash in Green County. More>>
Lightning strikes construction site at Brownlofts Apartments. More>>
Patients at Wisconsin hospitals have less of a chance of getting a serious infection than most nationwide. More>>
Courtesy: MGN OnlineA federal grand jury has indicted a Milwaukee surgeon on 13 counts of federal health care fraud. 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 bipartisan group of legislators introduced a bill that would make some changes to Wisconsin's troubled economic development agency. 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>>
Wisconsin wildlife officials says there are no signs that a deadly bat disease has reached the state. More>>
Wisconsin drivers and passengers should buckle up or they will have a better chance to get a ticket under a new statewide crackdown. More>>
A national sales tax for online purchases could mean tax relief for you. More>>
A man in Marinette County is recovering from an attack by a black bear. More>>
Governor Scott Walker toured areas of Bayfield and Douglas counties that were damaged by a massive wildfire.
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Governor Walker has proposed the first two-year tuition freeze in UW-System history. It's an exciting move for many students in Madison, who've continuously seen their tuition go up. More>>
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>>
The government allowed "a small but significant number" of terrorists into America's witness protection program and then failed to provide the names of some of them for a watch list that's used to keep dangerous... More>>
New data released by the Department of Workforce Development shows Wisconsin added 53,334 jobs during Governor Scott Walker's first two years in office.
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Wisconsin Rapids native and former NASCAR driver Richard "Dick" Trickle, 71, died Thursday from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. More>>
A man is in the hospital after being stabbed in the neck early Thursday morning. More>>
A group of former and current Green Bay Packers is scheduled to visit cadets at the Wisconsin National Guard's Challenge Academy on Friday. More>>
The next Badger Honor Flight leaves Saturday for Washington D.C. More>>
A group that challenged the 2011 redistricting of Wisconsin's Legislative and Congressional Districts has agreed to drop its push for Republican Records. More>>
Firefighters battling a 9,000 acre wildfire in northwestern Wisconsin have the massive blaze contained. More>>
An Avoca man has been arrested for his 6 OWI offense after traveling in the wrong lane of traffic on Wednesday. More>>
The Powerball jackpot has grown to an estimated $475 million after none of the tickets sold for Wednesday's drawing matched all the numbers. More>>
A fire destroyed a barn and two sheds Wednesday in the town of York. More>>
Governor Scott Walker declared a state of emergency in two northern Wisconsin counties because of a massive wildfire. More>>
Jurors convicted one of the men charged in a deadly, 2011 shooting on Madison's north side. More>>
Students in the University of Wisconsin System will get a two-year tuition freeze. 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>>
Darien Moran of Madison received his wish to have a personalized bedroom makeover. More>>
Courtesy: Wisconsin Dept. of Natural ResourcesThe Department of Natural Resources says the wildfire burning in northern Wisconsin is about 95 percent contained. More>>
A stretch of Highway 19 in Sun Prairie closed following Tuesday night's storm has now reopened. More>>
The Dalai Lama will lead the "Change Your Mind Change the World 2013" panel discussion in Madison Wednesday. More>>
State Treasurer Kurt Schuller said he was "stunned" when the Joint Finance Committee voted to essentially gut his agency Wednesday.
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A Wisconsin task force is hoping to implement the first statewide plan for dealing with invasive species, but first, government agencies, business and academic leaders and nonprofit organizations will get the chance to weigh in at a summit in Madison next week. More>>
Democratic lawmakers are proposing an ambitious plan to overhaul the way the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation(WEDC) operates, which includes removing Gov. Scott Walker as WEDC Board chairman. More>>
Maurice Neal responsible for West Towne Mall incidents in 2011 More>>
The White House is releasing 100 pages of e-mails and notes related to the Obama administration's response to the attack on a diplomatic facility in Benghazi, Libya, last September. More>>
A citizens jail review panel has watched video showing a Marathon County Jail inmate attacking a corrections officer. More>>
A Wisconsin monk denies accusations that he tried to abduct four Illinois girls. More>>
The state Assembly has approved a Republican bill that would allow bars and liquor stores to sue underage patrons or their parents for $1,000. More>>
It's often said that jewelry is one way to win a woman's heart. That's why Big Brothers Big Sisters gave some of their kids the chance to tour a local jewelry shop. 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>>
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dane County and WKOW are teaming up to help find new mentors for local children.
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He asked for a mentor and got four; the little brother's second family and how he's helping them become closer. More>>
For 15 years, one local man has been battling Parkinson's Disease. But he's winning the fight by using his own experience to help others.
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Big Brother Howard Hansen and Little Brother Ray team up for Bowl For Kids' Sake. More>>
Judges chose the UW-Madison professor for her public service in Africa. More>>
Big Brother sees Little Brother through formative years and to college acceptance. More>>
The March recipient of the Jefferson Award is a woman who believes the best thing you can do for yourself is to help someone else. More>>
Jaqwaun and Ed prove that age doesn't matter when it comes to friendship. More>>
The fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sisters left many people with a different look More>>
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