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Parents and community members in McFarland are making sure that their seniors are being recognized during the pandemic.

Our bitter cold is a reminder that "winter is alive" in Madison right now.

After the Madison Metropolitan School District announced it would return for in-person learning through a phased approach starting March 9, Madison teachers were quick to voice their support and concerns online. 

By Madalyn ONeill MADISON, Wis. – When duty calls, the Wisconsin National Guard answers. Those calls have been demanding and frequent over the past year, taking service members away from their civilian jobs, education and families to bring them to the frontlines of not only the pandemic response, but to elections, protests and unrest. “I don’t know that I could’ve imagined quite the scenario that’s played out,” Lt. Col. Matt McDonald said. “We ask a lot of our force and th...

A new report highlighting UW-Madison's economic impact finds the flagship university generates more than $30 billion annually for the state, or nearly 9% of Wisconsin's economy.

Nearly 14% of Dane County's more than a half million residents have received at least one dose of the COVID vaccine. That's according to new data from public health officials.

By Site staff Feb 11, 2021 5:13 PM Southern Wisconsin has been no stranger to restaurants struggling during the pandemic. Madison Magazine is trying to help those restaurants this month with a new twist on their annual Restaurant Week. Madison Magazine Editor Andrea Behling joins us now with the details. COPYRIGHT 2021 BY CHANNEL 3000. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BROADCAST, REWRITTEN OR REDISTRIBUTED.

With the recent cold and snow, local towing companies are cashing in.

The CDC is now updating their guidance on what kind of mask you should wear. Dr. Zorba joins us now with a look at those new guidelines.

FORT ATKINSON, Wis. — Several agencies are responding to a box-alarm house fire off of Highway 12. The Fort Atkinson fire department says it started at around 3 a.m. Thursday, and is still an active scene as of 5 a.m. Officials said it’s considered a “defensive operation,” which means firefighters are trying to put out the fire from outside of...