Madison WI

Ayden Theis was born a drummer, just like his dad. It started as a toddler, banging on pots and pans. His parents put him behind a drum set before he was old enough to remember. And now at age 18, he’s going on a 12-state tour with the Madison-area rock band Power Take Off — that happens to be led by his father,...

DEERFIELD, Wis. (WMTV) - An elaborate holiday light display at a home on Main Street is drawing visitors with its festive setup that one viewer compared to the Griswold house from National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation. Homeowner Max Holmquist said the display serves a deeper purpose during what can be...

With Christmas just days away, a local toy drive is making a final call for donations — and the need has never been greater. The annual Toy Drive hosted by Luna’s Groceries, an Allied neighborhood business that has supported local families since 2019, officially ends tomorrow at 9 p.m. Luna’s owner Mariam Nuñez, who...

MADISON, Wis. -- Two persons of interest are in custody in connection to a northside homicide on Saturday night.

MADISON (WLUK) -- Gov. Tony Evers issued 167 pardons Monday. "A pardon offers individuals is a second chance and acknowledges the good work these folks have done to make amends, give back, and grow as individuals," Evers said in a news release. "Many of these individuals have worked to build lives for themselves...

The Wisconsin Lottery announced that a $150,000 and a $50,000 Powerball ticket were sold in Madison and Janesville.

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Two-thirds of Wisconsin residents hold a favorable opinion of the state’s 16 technical colleges, and a majority believe the state benefits from the education the schools provide. Those are two findings from a statewide public perception study the Wisconsin Technical College System conducted online this spring, with...

Destiny Howell wasn't dressed for the game against IU-Indy and Robin Pingeton explained what happened and when she will be back.

When businesses invest in youth arts, they’re not just funding theater, they're investing in problem solvers, collaborators and leaders. As Children’s Theater of Madison celebrates 60 years, one truth stands out: investing in creative youth is an investment in our region’s economy. What began in 1965 with...