Kylie Jacobs

NBC15 has you covered with a voter guide on what you need to bring to the polls, where to find your polling place and how to turn in an absentee ballot.

As archery and crossbow season begins Sept. 17, the DNR says it’s important to be able to identify the differences between elk and white-tailed deer, as some elk may travel out of the management zones they’re in during breeding season.

Comedian Charlie Berens, best known for “Manitowoc Minute” is launching a card game on Kickstarter he created with fellow Wisconsinite Dane Schaefer.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources announced changes to the 2022 hunting season, including new regulations for open-water waterfowl hunting.

This year’s World Dairy Expo Championship Dairy Product Contest is featuring two new favorites to be judged - cheese curds and cheese snacks.

A 34-year-old man from Elkhorn was arrested for an alleged fourth OWI offense Saturday night after he was pulled over in his car for multiple traffic violations.

Emmitt Bailey, also known as “Mullet Boy,” was able to surge from second to first place on the last day of voting and win the kids’ division of the USA Mullet Championships.

A La Crosse man was pronounced dead at the scene after he was hit with a car while walking Monday evening near the Township of Little Falls.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is beginning to sell Bonus Antlerless Deer Harvest Authorizations prior to the start of the hunting season.

The University of Wisconsin Hospitals has been ranked number one hospital in Wisconsin by the U.S. News and World Report’s Best Hospital lists.

After much feedback from families showed the two hour screen time limit for kids did not work, UW Health Kids and the American Academy of Pediatrics created two new digital tools to help create healthy online habits.

For the second year in a row, Madison has been identified as one of the best places to live throughout the United States, according to research and data compiled from Livability.

In advance of the Primary election August 9, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation Division of Motor Vehicles is reminding voters how to make sure they can obtain an ID that is valid for voting.

Two siblings were sentenced this week to federal prison after conspiring to possess and intention to distribute methamphetamine from Arizona to Wisconsin.

A Coon Valley mother was able to keep an active lifestyle - and her life, thanks to an innovative heart valve procedure she was able to receive at UW Health.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation is reminding travelers over the holiday weekend to continue practicing safe driving techniques.

There’s only a a week left to vote for the names of the electric trash and recycling compactor at the Sycamore Avenue drop-off site, and there’s currently been more than 1,300 ballots received.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation held a webinar Tuesday and Wednesday to discuss how they plan on expanding public access to electric vehicle charging stations throughout the state.

A Waukesha County judge has denied the motion for changing the venue for the trial of the man accused of killing six people and injuring dozens more when he allegedly drove his vehicle through the Waukesha Christmas Parade in November of 2021.

Sixteen Wisconsin cities - including Madison are presenting more than 500 free outdoor musical events on June 21 for Make Music Day. This festival is a celebration on the summer solstice that bring people together to make music.

This will mark the third year in a row the Juneteenth Flag is raised above the Wisconsin Capitol. The flag will fly starting today and until sunset on June 19.

To help bring more aid to the 700,000 patients throughout Wisconsin, UW Health will soon begin construction on their new University Row Clinic.

Though Flag Day began nationwide on June 14 in 1916, the first recorded celebration of this day was perched on a Waubeka teacher’s desk 31 years before that.

The Wisconsin State Fair announced Monday that Toby Keith will not be performing after recent news of his cancer diagnosis.

A large group of community members in Juneau County came together Saturday night to honor Judge John Roemer’s memory in a candlelit vigil.

The Wisconsin Chapter of March for our Lives advocated for gun reform Saturday in a march held from Capitol Square to the Library Mall.

Summerfest, presented by American Family Insurance and Johnson Controls is once again granting free admission to fest-goers on their opening day, June 23 as part of their Stomp Out Hunger Day.

Governor Tony Evers announced Friday that he has granted another 56 pardons.

The search party to find an injured Juneau County black bear is getting bigger.

To help improve the long-term viability of the livestock industry in Wisconsin, meat processors will now be able to apply for grants of up to $150,000.

With the $6 million investment, Evers and DHS are hoping to expand this current program and recruit qualified employers to help create as many as 3,000 new CNA training positions.

A new dashboard detailing use of force and arrest-related death data collected from law enforcement agencies in Wisconsin has been made available to the public.

Madison Fire Department received reports of flames around today 6 a.m. and was on scene minutes after. The fire was quickly put out.

A new report on a looming Supreme Court decision could spell the end of legalized abortions in Wisconsin.

A 15-year-old Hillsboro high school student is in the hospital after sustaining a head injury due to an assault from another student.

17 Wisconsin counties will begin to get treated for spongy moth starting in mid to late May.

Nearly two-dozen people were tapped Monday to help develop a long-term, comprehensive plan to help the hundreds of thousands of Wisconsin veterans get help they may need

About 150 soldiers returned to Wisconsin soil on Saturday following a deployment to Europe in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve.

The data shows that Wisconsin’s preliminary unemployment rate declined to a record low of 2.8% in March, down from 2.9% in February.

The individual income tax filing deadline is only one week away, and the countdown to April 18 isn’t pausing.

The Wisconsin State Patrol is looking for committed men and women to join their ranks as a part of the 68th recruit class.