Arman Rahman

3 days ago | channel3000.com | Arman Rahman

MILTON, Wis.- A casual day of boating on Lake Koshkonong almost turned tragic if it wasn't for the quick thinking of one family. “Things can happen so quick,:” Eric Hughes, 23, told News 3 Now Tuesday. Hughes was quick enough, after hearing a loud crash while out on his family's pontoon boat on the evening of Thursday, June 20. “The pontoon had kind of ran over the Jon boat,” he found, after the two had collided.

4 days ago | channel3000.com | Arman Rahman

VERONA, Wis.- It may be “Hometown USA” but for Ken Behnke, it’s just been home. “I grew up in Verona, and I'm still here. So now we're into the seventh generation with two of my grandchildren who live in the area,” he said. He's one of many residents whose roots have continued digging in Verona.

1 week ago | news8000.com | Arman Rahman

MADISON, Wis. — Neighbors in the 100 block of North Spooner Street in Madison expressed relief after law enforcement and hazmat crews cleared the area following an investigation linked to an alleged poisoning plot. Residents remain uneasy after discovering that their neighbor, Paul Van Duyne, was allegedly involved in a plan to poison his ex-girlfriends in Middleton and Rock County.

1 week ago | fox47.com | Arman Rahman

MADISON, Wis. -- Juneteenth 2025 was a historic one for the Center for Black Excellence and Culture. Founder Rev. Dr. Alex Gee announced the Center will open debt-free later this year. From last Juneteenth to this year, the Center on Madison's south side has literally risen from the ground. Gee and his team gave a first-look inside the new space this week as it comes together. The 37,000 square-foot building will feature performance spaces, a youth space with meeting rooms, a women's center and more.

2 weeks ago | fox47.com | Arman Rahman

Downtown Madison businesses anticipate increased foot traffic due to the "No King's" protest on Saturday. Previous protests, like the "Hands Off" demonstrations, brought 60,000 visitors to the area in a single day. Local businesses, such as Sencha Tea Bar, are preparing to accommodate demonstrators with additional services. MADISON, Wis. – The business community downtown expects more foot traffic with any demonstration, including the "No King's" protest Saturday.