Nick Viviani

Since the pandemic began, DHS has tallied 182,687 total cases, more than 50,000 of which happened in this month alone.

Wisconsin judge reimposes order limiting capacity of indoor gatherings amid surging virus.

While that number demonstrates the seriousness of the crisis, it is also skewed by challenges health officials are facing.

DHS now reports 1,508 deaths in the state have been linked to coronavirus.

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.

Few details about the event have been released at this time.

A St. Croix Co. judge will not block the statewide mask mandate from remaining in effect.

The Rock Co. Medical Examiner has released the names of the man and woman killed Tuesday when their motorcycle collided with a pickup truck in the Town of Magnolia.

Jacob Blake has left the hospital and is now in a spinal injury rehabilitation center in Chicago.

Gov. Tony Evers has ordered a statewide limit on the number of people who can gather at indoor public spaces.

Students in Beloit will not be returning to the classroom for at least the rest of the year..

The Madison Police Dept. has closed its investigation into the alleged attack on Althea Bernstein.

A 42-year-old Clinton woman was killed in an early Monday morning crash that shut down a Green Co. highway for approximately two hours.

Gov. Tony Evers has issued a new executive order extending the statewide mask mandate.

It looks like Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo will have to worry about last year’s MVP trophy getting lonely.

After 69 years, the Tommy Bartlett Show is shutting down permanently.

The university will offer three different certificates.

The Democratic presidential candidate's visit will come just two days after President Donald Trump’s trip to the city.

Vice President Mike Pence’s trip to Milwaukee this weekend to deliver the commencement address at Wisconsin Lutheran College has been canceled.

The Milwaukee Brewers will not take the field Wednesday night to protest the shooting of Jacob Blake by a Kenosha over the weekend, according to multiple reports.

On Wednesday, Evers announced 500 members of the Guard are authorized to support local law enforcement.

MPD officers found the man shortly after 10 p.m. in the 2500 block of Calypso Rd.

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers is ordering the state legislature back to Madison for a special session to take up police reform legislation he introduced earlier this year.

The Madison Police Department has announced two arrests of a suspect in the killing of Anisa Scott, who was shot while riding in a car.

Masks will soon be required across the entire state of Wisconsin.

The two people who were identified as persons of interest in the attack on a sitting state senator on the night of the demonstrations during which two landmark statues were toppled have turned themselves into authorities.

The Rock Co. Medical Examiner’s Office has released the names of the two men who died after being pulled from a pond in the Town of Rock over the weekend.

The leaders of five large Wisconsin teachers unions are telling state officials that public school students should not return to the classroom to start this school year.

The Madison man who was killed in a tubing accident in Green Co. over the weekend was the personal assistant to Gov. Tony Evers, according to a statement from the governor’s office.

Interim Superintendent Jane Belmore said the district is making the announcement now to provide parents with “as much advance notice as possible."

Individuals and businesses that repeatedly flout Dane County’s impending order requiring most people to wear masks in many situations could face hundreds of dollars in fines.

A new Public Health Madison and Dane County order will require nearly everyone in the county to wear a mask while indoors when people other than other household members are present.

In the face of triple-digit growth in the number of new COVID-19 cases in Dane County each day, county leaders and health officials are returning to greater restrictions on restaurants and bars as well as public gatherings.

The Madison Police Dept. launched a hate crime investigation after an 18-year-old reported being doused with lighter fluid and set alight while driving downtown Wednesday.