Janesville man sentenced to 10 years for child pornography
A Janesville man accused of sexually assaulting a child will spend 10 years in prison for possessing child pornography.
Police: Suspect on Beltline reached 119 MPH
Monona Police officials say a suspect reached speeds of 119 miles per hour as she sped away from pursuing officers last month, only to be arrested in a Fitchburg neighborhood.
Former UW-Madison student convicted of killing scholar from China to serve life sentence
PEORIA, Ill. (AP) — A former UW-Madison student is facing life in prison in the abduction, rape and killing of a scholar from China after
Wisconsin DNR asks for information about illegal crayfish dumping
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is seeking information from the public regarding the illegal dumping of red swamp crayfish at a Sauk Prairie canoe landing on June 21.
Spring Green breeding facility issued warning from Sauk Co. Zoning
The controversial dog breeding facility in Spring Green has received an official warning from Sauk County Planning and Zoning.
politics
Trump appoints Scott Walker to board of think tank
Walker is set to join the board of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in the Smithsonian Institute. It's a six-year appointment.
Trump appoints Scott Walker to board of think tank
Walker is set to join the board of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in the Smithsonian Institute. It’s a six-year appointment.
Democrats push for redistricting proposal again, Governor Evers on board
There’s another push to redraw Wisconsin’s legislative maps before the 2020 census.
Gov. Evers: “We did the right thing” on budget, responds to critics
Gov. Tony Evers called the state budget he signed earlier this month a “victory” and doesn’t have any regrets, despite a former top Democrat calling it a “disaster.”
DNR shifts focus from regulations to researching CWD
The Department of Natural Resources are shifting their focus to researching chronic wasting disease instead of implementing restrictions on deer farmers.
digging deeper
Farm Aid to bring attention to dairy industry crisis in Wisconsin
Leaders in Wisconsin dairy hope national attention to the industry challenges will help farmers who are struggling right now.
Farm Aid to bring attention to dairy industry crisis in Wisconsin
Leaders in Wisconsin dairy hope national attention to the industry challenges will help farmers who are struggling right now.
Providing critical care at a price: maintaining Wisconsin’s Critical Access Hospitals
For the roughly 25 percent of Wisconsinites living in rural communities, emergency care can be difficult to access. That’s where Critical Access Hospitals come in.
DIGGING DEEPER: Shortage of rural Ob-Gyns create health risks for expectant mothers
The latest projections from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) show 26 out of 72 counties in Wisconsin don’t have any Ob-Gyn’s.
DIGGING DEEPER: Wisconsin’s K-9 laws, why handlers want tougher penalties for offenders
After two Wisconsin police dogs were severely injured in the line of duty this year, officers who care for them are now talking about how to protect them even more.
CAPITAL CITY SUNDAY
Gov. Evers: “We did the right thing” on budget, responds to critics
Gov. Tony Evers called the state budget he signed earlier this month a “victory” and doesn’t have any regrets, despite a former top Democrat calling it a “disaster.”
Gov. Evers: “We did the right thing” on budget, responds to critics
Gov. Tony Evers called the state budget he signed earlier this month a “victory” and doesn’t have any regrets, despite a former top Democrat calling it a “disaster.”
Capital City Sunday: UW Immigration Justice Clinic & Dept. Health Services Secretary
UW Immigration Justice Clinic heads to the border to help asylum seekers get legal assistance, and Wisconsin’s DHS is introducing a new plan for senior care.
Capital City Sunday: Juvenile Justice Reform & Gerrymandering
MADISON (WKOW) — Dane County has officially submitted their bid to construct a youth prison in Madison. Counties are applying to open smaller-regional facilities closer
Capital City Sunday: Sen. Jennifer Shilling & Political Strategist Tanya Bjork, Keith Gilkes
MADISON (WKOW) — Governor Tony Evers is weighing his options as what to do with the next state budget. He can sign it, veto it entirely
Hottest day of the year is upon us
An Excessive Heat Warning is in effect for all of southern Wisconsin.
Wisconsin News
The Latest: Capitol, businesses close due to power outage
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The Latest on power station fires that left thousands without electricity on a hot day in Madison (all times local): 10:50
Environmental head announces $2M program for Great Lakes
CLEVELAND (AP) — The head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has announced a $2 million grant program to clean up the shorelines and waters
Power station fires knock out service on hot day in Madison
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Fires at two power substations in Wisconsin’s capital have knocked out power to more than 11,000 customers on what is promising
Wausau doctor pleads guilty to prescription fraud
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A former Aspirus Wausau doctor has pleaded guilty to prescription fraud. Prosecutors say 60-year-old Thomas Strick prescribed fentanyl patches to his
States, provinces discuss cooperation on stopping Asian carp
CHICAGO (AP) — U.S. states and Canadian provinces in the Great Lakes region are looking for ways to cooperate on preventing Asian carp from reaching
