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MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - The City of Madison is offering $20 Uber vouchers to help people get home safely and reduce impaired driving ahead of the holiday season. The new ‘Safe Nights Network,’ a Vision Zero initiative, allows customers at participating bars to scan a QR code for discounted rides on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights.

Gov. Tony Evers announced he had fired Universities of Wisconsin System Regent Timothy Nixon in a press release Friday night. The release named an alleged altercation between Nixon and support staff providing support for an official UW System meeting as cause for Nixon’s termination. “It is my expectation that...

LITTLE ROCK- KATV — As temperatures drop, many people reach for space heaters and electric blankets to stay warm without turning up the thermostat. But fire officials warn those quick fixes can turn dangerous fast if they are used carelessly or if the equipment is old or damaged. Recent...

SEWARD, Neb. (KOLN) - An individual has life-threatening injuries following a five-vehicle accident near Seward on Friday, according to the Seward County Sheriff’s Office. The sheriff’s office said it was called around 8:15 a.m. to an accident at the intersection of Highway 34 and County Road 252. Investigators...

For being on opposite sides of the country, the Knights' head coach is quite familiar with the Arizona State Sun Devils.

WILSON, Ark. (KAIT) - Rivercrest’s band took first place in Class 3A at the Arkansas School Band and Orchestra Association’s state competition at War Memorial Stadium, its fourth first-place finish in a row. Five Northeast Arkansas bands medaled. Senior Jonah Tucker has been part of the past four...

Branch: 'We saw a lot of top-ranked guys, and we fought'

The Huskers face a familiar foe today when they meet the Kansas Jayhawks in Sioux Falls. The #25 Huskers are ranked after three impressive performances - albeit against overmatched opponents. This game should be the first real test for an experienced Nebraska lineup. 25/25 Nebraska Cornhuskers vs. Kansas Jayhawks. Saturday,...

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - The FAA’s ground stop on Friday thwarted plans many had for college football Saturday, including many from Husker Nation. But the team was already in the air when the FAA ground alert was called, and Nebraska Athletics confirmed the team’s arrival in New Jersey on Friday afternoon - well ahead of Saturday’s 11:30 a.m. kickoff at Rutgers.

Travelers at Kansas City International Airport faced delays, cancellations and uncertainty as the Federal Aviation Administration issued a national ground stop.