Madison man had bomb-making chemicals

Federal investigators have learned more, about a chemical filled apartment in Madison. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, all of the chemicals found in 30-year-old Brian Campbell’s apartment – specifically ammonium nitrate – are common in bomb

Nicholson challenges Vukmir to six debates

A Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate is challenging his primary opponent to six debates this spring. Marine Corps veteran Kevin Nicholson is asking state Senator Leah Vukmir to meet with him in debates in six cities

Beloit teen accidentally shoots self

Beloit police say a 19-year-old, who accidentally shot himself, shouldn’t have had the gun to begin with.  Lieutenant John Kaltenbrun says it appears Anthony Lowery forgot to empty the chamber when he decided to clean a semi-automatic

Groups challenge De Pere anti-discrimination ordinance

A group of five churches and a Christian radio station have filed a lawsuit challenging a new City of De Pere anti-discrimination ordinance that’s set to go into effect Thursday. The ordinance passed by the city council

Embattled state elections chief stepping down

The state’s top election official says he will no longer pursue efforts to keep his job. In a letter sent to members of the panel Monday, Wisconsin Elections Commission interim administrator Mike Haas said he plans to

Cold case trial begins in Rock County

A trial is underway in Rock County court for a 54-year-old man accused of sexually assaulting an elderly Janesville woman almost 18 years ago.  Assistant District Attorney Rich Sullivan indicated in his opening statement to the jury

Brewers knock off Indians in Cactus League play

The Milwaukee Brewers improved to 4-1 in Cactus League play with a 7-6 win over the Cleveland Indians on Monday at Maryvale Baseball Park. Hernan Perez drove in his fourth and fifth runs over the last two