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WEC: Nearly 800K absentee ballots returned before election day
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WEC: Nearly 800K absentee ballots returned before election day
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WEC: Nearly 800K absentee ballots returned before election day
MADISON, Wis. -- The Wisconsin Election Commission said Tuesday that nearly 800,000 absentee ballots were completed before Election Day as voters decide the fate of some of the state's top offices including governor. The WEC said 796,607 absentee ballots were returned by mail or drop box, brought to a clerk's office or cast during the in-person absentee voting period. Of those, 465,291 absentee ballots were cast during in-person absentee voting.
Madison car wash hosting meet-and-greet with Badger women's hockey players, championship trophy
MADISON, Wis. -- If you were hoping to get a photo with the reigning NCAA women's hockey national champions and their trophy, Sunday is your chance. Members of the Wisconsin women's hockey team will be at Mr. Splash Car Wash at 3837 E. Washington Ave. from 10 a.m. to noon on Sunday, with the national championship trophy, taking photos and signing autographs. Bucky Badger will also be at the car wash from 11 a.m. to noon.
University of Alabama System vice chancellor tapped to lead Universities of Wisconsin
MADISON, Wis. -- The Universities of Wisconsin will soon be led by Dr. Tonjanita (Tonja) L. Johnson. The Board of Regents voted unanimously Friday to name Johnson the university system's new president. Johnson comes to Wisconsin after spending the last seven years as Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic and Student Affairs at the University of Alabama System.
Milwaukee Public Schools cancels class Friday for Brewers celebrations
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Canadian citizens accused of illegally voting in Wisconsin elections
MADISON, Wis. -- Two Canadian citizens are accused of illegally voting in Wisconsin elections in 2022 and 2024, a U.S. district attorney said Thursday. Attorney for the Western District of Wisconsin Chadwick Elgersma said 60-year-old Monique Gignac-Yochum and 66-year-old Rodger Dedrick both voted illegally. Dedrick also allegedly falsely claimed U.S. citizenship when registering to vote.
Wisconsin National Guard announces helicopter flyover for Brewers celebration
MILWAUKEE -- The Brewers' World Series celebrations will have a bit of extra thrill to them on Friday. The Wisconsin National Guard announced a flyover of the Summerfest grounds as part of the event. A four-ship formation of UH-60 helicopters will pass over the grounds between 10:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. The Brewers will parade through downtown Milwaukee beginning at 10 a.m. on Friday. The parade will end at the Summerfest grounds, where a rally will follow.
Evers announces theme for Capitol Holiday Tree, begins ornament collection
MADISON, Wis. -- As Mr. Rogers said: It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood, a beautiful day for a neighbor. And being a good neighbor is the theme for this year's Wisconsin State Capitol Holiday Tree. Gov. Tony Evers announced the theme -- "The Year of the Neighbor -- on Wednesday. He previously declared 2026 the "Year of the Neighbor" during his State of the State address.
Crowley grows lead on Tiffany in new Marquette Law School poll
MILWAUKEE -- Democrat David Crowley's lead over Republican Rep. Tom Tiffany in Wisconsin's governor's race is growing, according to a new Marquette Law School poll released Wednesday. The poll showed 51% of likely voters supported Crowley while 44% backed Tiffany and 4% were undecided. Among all registered voters, Crowley held a 47-44 lead with 9% undecided.
World Series Game 3 pits Brewers rising star against familiar face
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- When it comes to headlines about the Brewers' starting pitchers, Jacob Misiorowski understandably gets the lion's share of attention. But not to be lost in the shuffle is Robert Gasser. The lefty from California, who struck out 103 batters during the regular season, will get the start in Game 3 of the World Series as his team hopes to take a commanding 3-0 lead. Gasser was exactly what his team needed him to be during his first two outings this postseason.
Badgers upset No. 16 USC for fifth win of season
MADISON, Wis. -- It looked like vintage Wisconsin. A defense that stands firm and an offense doing exactly what it needs to do, relying heavily on the run game. And just like vintage Wisconsin, these Badgers are on the verge of bowl eligibility 7 games into the season after upsetting No. 16 USC at home on Saturday, 24-7. Wisconsin fans stormed onto the field after the victory. Wisconsin quarterback Colton Joseph ended the game wither just 58 passing yards on 12 completions.
Badgers upset No. 16 USC for fifth win of season
MADISON, Wis. -- It looked like vintage Wisconsin. A defense that stands firm and an offense doing exactly what it needs to do, relying heavily on the run game. And just like vintage Wisconsin, these Badgers are on the verge of bowl eligibility 7 games into the season after upsetting No. 16 USC at home on Saturday, 24-7. Wisconsin fans stormed onto the field after the victory. Wisconsin quarterback Colton Joseph ended the game wither just 58 passing yards on 12 completions.
American Family Field roof closed for World Series Game 1
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What you need to know as Brewers return to World Series
MILWAUKEE -- The 44-year wait is almost over. The Brewers will take the field Friday night to make their long-awaited return to the World Series. As Wisconsin gets ready for an historic Game 1, here's some things you should know. Friday's game will air live on Fox at 7 p.m. and will also be streamed on the Fox One app. News 3 Now will have coverage throughout the day, including on our 4 p.m., 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. newscasts to help you get ready for the game.
Madison mayor will not seek reelection, citing harassment, threats
MADISON, Wis. -- Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway will not seek re-election in April, citing a rise in threats and personal attacks. Speaking on Friday, she said stepping away at the end of her current term will be the best decision for her and her family's personal safety and wellbeing. "The price of being in public office has gotten too high. I'm ready to take a step back and not be the face of things.," Rhodes-Conway said.
New Glarus man arrested for OWI after crash in Oregon
Thu, October 22, 2026 at 9:01 PM OREGON, Wis. -- Oregon police arrested a man for operating while intoxicated Wednesday morning following a crash. Police said the crash happened at around 6:30 a.m. at the intersection of Janesville and Wolfe streets. The two vehicles involved were significantly damaged but nobody in either vehicle reported injuries. One of the drivers, a 39-year-old New Glarus man, was arrested for OWI-first offense. He was also ticketed for not yielding the right of way.
Brewers officially name Misiorowski starter for World Series Game 1
MILWAUKEE -- It was only going to be one man. Brewers ace Jacob Misiorowski will start on the mound for the Brewers in Game 1 of the World Series on Friday against the Tampa Bay Rays, leading the Brewers into their first Fall Classic in 44 years. The Miz is the likely National League Cy Young Award-winner after a stellar regular season that saw him strike out 252 batters over 30 starts and end with a 1.80 ERA.
Miller Lite offers rebate for beer bought during Game 1 of World Series
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Miller Lite offers rebate for beer bought during Game 1 of World Series
MILWAUKEE -- Miller Lite is covering your first beer during Game 1 of the World Series, in honor of the Milwaukee Brewers. Fans who buy a 16-ounce (or larger) can, aluminum pint or draft pour of Miller Lite anywhere in Wisconsin on Oct. 23 can submit their receipt to Molson Coors for a rebate up to $8. The deal is in celebration of the Brewers' return to the World Series after 44 years.
Wisconsin men's, women's hockey dip in polls despite not losing
MADISON, Wis. -- Neither Wisconsin hockey team dropped a game this weekend (the men didn't play), but they got no love from the USCHO polls due to results elsewhere. The Badger women bounced back after getting swept by No. 1 Ohio State earlier this month and demolished Mankato, outscoring the Mavericks 17-2 over two games. But the Badgers dropped from No. 2 to No. 3 after Minnesota proved that Ohio State is mortal.
What was popular the last time the Brewers went to the World Series
Fri, October 16, 2026 at 2:30 PM FILE - In this Oct. 12, 1982, file photo, Milwaukee Brewers teammates Paul Molitor, left, and Robin Yount get together after a World Series game in St. Louis. Molitor contributed five hits and Yount chipped in with four hits to beat the Cardinals. (AP Photo, File) MILWAUKEE -- The Milwaukee Brewers ended a 44-year wait on Thursday, sweeping the Los Angeles Dodgers to advance to the World Series. At lot has changed since the Brew Crew's last trip to the Fall Classic.
What was popular the last time the Brewers went to the World Series
MILWAUKEE -- The Milwaukee Brewers ended a 44-year wait on Thursday, sweeping the Los Angeles Dodgers to advance to the World Series. At lot has changed since the Brew Crew's last trip to the Fall Classic. For starters, the 1982 squad affectionately known as "Harvey's Wallbangers" played in the American League and the league championship series was a best-of-five.
Bucks continue preseason on Television Wisconsin, host Bulls
MILWAUKEE -- The Milwaukee Bucks will continue to ramp things up on Wednesday as the regular season approaches. The Bucks will host the Chicago Bulls in a preseason game that will air live on Television Wisconsin. Tip-off is set for 7 p.m. Milwaukee is hoping to respond after a 105-90 loss in Sunday's preseason matchup against the Charlotte Hornets. Here's where you can catch the Bucks this season It was a rough night for Bucks veterans Kyle Kuzma and Myles Turner, who combined for just 17 points.
Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra eyes Grammy nomination
MADISON, Wis. -- Keep an eye out for some history. The Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra's album "ENDEAVOR” is up for Grammy consideration. The WCO is hoping for nominations in two categories: Best Classical Compendium and Best Engineered Album, Classical. Voting began Monday and runs through Oct. 22. "This project has allowed the WCO to become part of our community and expand audiences in ways we would have not thought possible," WCO CEO Joe Loehnis said.
Remembering Mike Ditka, who redefined Bears-Packers rivalry Original
CHICAGO -- Chicago Bears fans -- and football fans at-large -- mourned the loss of legendary player and head coach Mike Ditka on Friday. He died at 86. Packers fans might not hold much love for "Da Coach," but they certainly held respect for him. You can't tell the story of football without the Packers-Bears rivalry, and you can't tell the story of that rivalry without Ditka. He led the Bears on a dominant run, winning six NFC Central titles and Super Bowl XX.
UW-Madison researcher wins Nobel Prize for work on neutrinos
MADISON, Wis. -- UW-Madison physics professor Francis Halzen has spent years researching neutrinos, traveling as far as Antarctica to do so. His dedication paid off early Tuesday morning when the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded him the Nobel Prize in physics. Halzen is the IceCube Neutrino Observatory's principal investigator.
Flock camera reported stolen from Watertown
WATERTOWN, Wis. -- The Watertown Police Department said someone stole a Flock camera from the city last week and an investigation is underway. The theft reportedly happened last Thursday, and police are working to identify those responsible. Police Chief David Brower said the department will pursue criminal charges and prosecution against the thieves. "These cameras are an important part of our public safety infrastructure," Brower said.
Student arrested after bringing gun to Wisconsin high school football game
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Sun Prairie ends Flock contract, will consider different license plate reader
SUN PRAIRIE, Wis. -- The City of Sun Prairie and the city's police department will not renew its contract with Flock Safety, city leaders said Wednesday. The move comes residents raised questions about Flock's license plate-reading cameras. Dane County voted to take down its Flock cameras several months ago. Six of the city's Flock cameras will expire on Dec. 31 and the other three will expire on March 31, 2027.
Milwaukee County judge who helped man evade ICE keeps her law license
MADISON, Wis. -- The Wisconsin Supreme Court will not suspend the law license of a former Milwaukee County judge who was convicted of obstructing federal agents after she helped a man evade ICE. The Office of Lawyer Regulation asked the Court in July to suspend Hannah Dugan's license, on the grounds that she was convicted of a "serious crime." In April 2025, Dugan blocked ICE agents from arresting Mexican man who was in U.S. illegally and accused of battery.
Inspector General says Madison nonprofit Freedom, Inc. overpaid for grant-funded work
MADISON, Wis. -- The U.S. Office of the Inspector General on Wednesday said Madison-based non-profit Freedom, Inc. overpaid for work that was reimbursed through federal grants. An audit of the organization, published by the Inspector General's Office, also found that the organization did not adequately document costs that were reimbursed through the grants. Freedom, Inc. provides resources to victims of domestic and sexual violence including counseling, advocacy and securing housing assistance.
Stalking suspect who had skulls, serial killer memorabilia in basement pleads not guilty
MADISON, Wis. -- A Fond du Lac man accused of stalking a Madison woman over the course of a decade pleaded not guilty on Friday. Online court records show Benjamin Larson, 47, appeared by video for an arraigment Friday morning. He is charged in Dane Couny with one felony count of stalking. A criminal complaint alleges Larson spent a decade trying to contact a woman who he had briefly dated. He allegedly sent her letters, gifts and emails.
Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin challenges state's abortion restrictions
Thu, September 10, 2026 at 2:01 PM A Planned Parenthood sign is displayed on the outside of the clinic in Indianapolis in August 2023. A federal judge in Boston has widened her block on the Trump administration’s ability to enforce a provision of President Donald Trump’s sweeping domestic policy law that would defund Planned Parenthood’s health care services. Darron Cummings/AP/File via CNN Newsource MADISON, Wis.
Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin challenges state's abortion restrictions
MADISON, Wis. -- Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin (PPWI) is challenging the state's restrictions on abortions, arguing that they violate the state Constitution. The nonprofit healthcare provider on Thusday sued Wisconsin's district attorneys, the Medical Examining Board and the Board of Nursing, arguing that the state's physician-only restriction and 24-hour delay violate Wisconsin women's right to liberty and bodily autonomy.
Stalking suspect charged over stolen Native American remains
FOND DU LAC, Wis. -- A Fond du Lac man accused of stalking a Madison woman for over a decade faces new accusations that he had stolen Native American remains in his basement. Benjamin Larson, 47, was charged Wednesday in Fond du Lac County with three counts of concealing stolen property as well as obstructing an officer and felony bail jumping. Detectives allegedly found human remains and serial killer memorabilia in Larson's home during their investigation into the stalking accusations.
Wisconsin's AG is suing prediction markets. One is suing him back
Thu, August 20, 2026 at 2:24 PM FILE - Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul speaks during a campaign event for Vice President Kamala Harris at West Allis Central High School on Tuesday, July 23, 2024, in West Allis, Wis. (AP Photo/Kayla Wolf, File) MADISON, Wis. -- Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul sued several controversial prediction markets earlier this year, accussing them of flouting the state's sports betting laws. Now, a prediction market is suing him.
Former Kenosha County deputy charged with misusing Flock camera system
KENOSHA, Wis. -- A former Kenosha County Sheriff's deputy is charged with two felony counts of misconduct in public office after allegedly misusing the county's Flock cameras. Frank McGrath, 45, is scheduled to make an initial court appearance next month. Kenosha County Sheriff David Zoerner said McGrath resigned after an internal investigation found that he allegedly used the Flock camera system to track a coworker for personal reasons.
Wisconsin's AG is suing prediction markets. One is suing him back
MADISON, Wis. -- Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul sued several controversial prediction markets earlier this year, accusing them of flouting the state's sports betting laws. Now, a prediction market is suing him. Ludlow Exchange, which operates the prediction market Novig, filed a federal lawsuit against Kaul and Wisconsin Department of Administration Gaming Administrator John Dillett last week.
Duffy announces $140M plan to overhaul Amtrak locomotives in Wisconsin, give Hiawatha line new trains
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announced Friday that the Federal Railroad Administration would spend more than $140 million to overhaul Amtrak locomotives and add new trainsets to the Hiawatha line. Duffy said the FRA will give the Wisconsin Department of Transportation $140.6 million to fix up 41 Charger locomotives, which run on Amtrak's Midwest and Pacific Northwest routes.
Bucks full-season coverage to air on Television Wisconsin this season
MADISON, Wis. -- Milwaukee Bucks fans, Television Wisconsin is your home for your team this season. Morgan Murphy Media announced Thursday that viewers in Madison will be able to watch Milwaukee Bucks basketball over-the-air for a full season, beginning with select preseason broadcasts and continuing throughout the 2026-27 regular season. Bucks games will air on WISC 3.2., which appears as MyTV on guides for some cable subscribers. Plan accordingly.
Here are the rules for recounts of Wisconsin's elections
MADISON, Wis. -- To say Tuesday's primary races were tight would be an understatement. The Democratic primary for governor was too close to call as of 11 p.m. With things this close, candidates may choose to request a recount. In Wisconsin, there are rules about how the recount process works and the Wisconsin Elections Commission laid them out Tuesday night.
Corey Ruiz funeral scheduled for Friday, Rev. Al Sharpton to deliver eulogy
MADISON, Wis. -- A funeral for Corey Ruiz, the man shot and killed by a Madison police officer, is scheduled for Friday. Rev. Al Sharpton will deliver the eulogy. The funeral will begin at 11 a.m. at the Fountain of Life Church at 633 West Badger Road in Madison. Ruiz's family, their attorney Ben Crump and Sharpton's National Action Network announced the arrangements Tuesday.
Encampment at site of Corey Ruiz shooting being cleared out
Video Player is loading. Current Time 0:00 Duration -:- Remaining Time --:- Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window. TextColorTransparency BackgroundColorTransparency WindowColorTransparency Font Size Text Edge Style Font Family End of dialog window. Madison police and other city agencies began clearing the encampment Tuesday at the site where Corey Ruiz was shot and killed by a police officer. MADISON, Wis.
Badger men’s basketball announces non-conference schedule
MADISON, Wis. — Disregard the long summer days and fair weather. Basketball season is almost here. Or at least it’s close enough for the Badger men’s basketball team to announce their non-conference schedule, which they did Monday morning. It’s an interesting mix of foes, featuring high-quality teams as well as some lesser-quality squads. October will be a month of exhibitions for Wisconsin. They’ll start with an Oct. 10 matchup against UW-Parkside, travel to UW-Green Bay on Oct.
Williamson Street to remain closed near shooting scene until further notice
Fri, July 24, 2026 at 5:21 PM Screenshot 2026-07-24 172127.png MADISON, Wis. -- Williamson Street and South Baldwin Street will remain closed near the scene of a deadly shooting by Madison police until further notice, city officials said Friday. Portions of the roads have remained closed since Wednesday afternoon, when a Madison police officer shot and killed 38-year-old Corey Ruiz at the intersection of Williamson and Baldwin streets.
Williamson Street to remain closed near shooting scene until further notice
MADISON, Wis. -- Williamson Street and South Baldwin Street will remain closed near the scene of a deadly shooting by Madison police until further notice, city officials said Friday. Portions of the roads have remained closed since Wednesday afternoon, when a Madison police officer shot and killed 38-year-old Corey Ruiz at the intersection of Williamson and Baldwin streets.
Williamson Street remains closed near site of deadly Madison police shooting
MADISON, Wis. -- A portion of Williamson Street near the site where police shot and killed a man will be closed through mid-morning on Thursday. City of Madison officials said the street will stay closed from South Dickinson Street to South Few Street "to ensure public safety." There will be message boards and signs set out to alert drivers of the closures. It is unclear when exactly the street will reopen.
Community listening session on Madison police shooting postponed
MADISON, Wis. -- A community listening session that was set to be held Thursday in the wake of a deadly shooting by police in Madison was postponed. In an update Thursday, city officials said the session will be moved to a new date and time to accomodate for a vigil that is set for 5 p.m. Thursday.
Full Video: Police involved fatal shooting in Madison
News 3 Now has chosen to show only a portion of the video. MADISON, Wis. — A man in his 30s died after a police officer shot him during an altercation on Madison's near-east side Wednesday afternoon. Madison police received an initial call right around 1 p.m. in the Marquette neighborhood regarding a man "checking vehicles." Police arrived to the area and found the man, who they said left the scene on a bicycle.
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