WISC-TV (Madison, WI)

WISC-TV serves as the main news station for Wisconsin's capital and acts as an important resource for communities across southern Wisconsin. Meanwhile, Channel3000 has gained national acclaim as a leading and innovative media website. Over the years, both WISC-TV and Channel3000 have received numerous awards, acknowledging their excellence in areas such as weather reporting, breaking news, and feature stories.

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City reunites with 1931 fire engine after museum's closure

1 day ago | channel3000.com | Kayla Moeller

Click here for updates on this story YUBA CITY, California (KOVR) -- A nearly century-old fire engine is back where it first went into service: Yuba City. After being taken out of service by the Yuba City Fire Department in the 1970s, the 1931 engine continued to live many lives, even being used as a display at a restaurant. It was living at the Sacramento Regional Fire Museum when they were forced to close their doors due to rising rent. Now, the engine is back where it started.
What to know about thimerosal, a target of RFK Jr.’s new CDC vaccine advisers

2 days ago | channel3000.com | Meg Tirrell

(CNN) — A century ago, one of the biggest safety concerns about vaccines involved bacterial contamination. In 1916, four young children died in South Carolina after receiving typhoid vaccine that had been contaminated with Staphylococcus aureus bacteria. Twelve years later, 12 children in Queensland, Australia, died from tainted immunizations against diphtheria. In the 1930s, vaccine makers began using a preservative called thimerosal to stave off microbial growth in their products.
RFK Jr.’s new CDC advisers to study childhood vaccination schedule, guidelines for hepatitis B, measles shots

2 days ago | channel3000.com | Meg Tirrell |Brenda Goodman |Jen Christensen

(CNN) — At the first meeting of a controversial new group of vaccine advisers to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the committee announced new plans to study established vaccine guidelines.
5 things to know for June 25: US-Iran, DOGE firings, NYC mayoral election, Homeland Security, Heat wave

2 days ago | channel3000.com | Jade Walker

(CNN) — American hospitals and utilities are on alert for the possibility of cyberattacks following the US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites last weekend. So far, there haven’t been any new breaches, but hackers linked to Iran have reportedly been talking openly online about retaliation, one cybersecurity expert said. Here’s what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and On with Your Day. 1.
5 things to know for June 25: US-Iran, DOGE firings, NYC mayoral election, Homeland Security, Heat wave

2 days ago | channel3000.com | Jade Walker

(CNN) — American hospitals and utilities are on alert for the possibility of cyberattacks following the US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites last weekend. So far, there haven’t been any new breaches, but hackers linked to Iran have reportedly been talking openly online about retaliation, one cybersecurity expert said. Here’s what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and On with Your Day. 1.
5 things to know for June 25: US-Iran, DOGE firings, NYC mayoral election, Homeland Security, Heat wave

2 days ago | channel3000.com | Jade Walker

(CNN) — American hospitals and utilities are on alert for the possibility of cyberattacks following the US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites last weekend. So far, there haven’t been any new breaches, but hackers linked to Iran have reportedly been talking openly online about retaliation, one cybersecurity expert said. Here’s what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and On with Your Day. 1.
ALERT DAYS for strong storms and flooding Wednesday and Thursday

3 days ago | channel3000.com | Savanna Brito

WHAT WE'RE TRACKING:Daily rain chances through ThursdaySmall severe weather riskHighs in the 80s going forwardPLANNING THE NEXT 24 HOURS: On/off showers and thunderstorms will continue Wednesday. There will also continue to be a small chance of strong storms, with gusty winds being the most likely hazard. With the heavy rain we saw Monday, the additional showers and storms this week could also lead to some minor flooding. EXTENDED FORECAST: The rain chances will continue to stick around Thursday.
Madison nonprofit faces thousands in damages after flooding Monday night

3 days ago | channel3000.com | Elly Laliberte

MADISON, Wis.-- Camp Createability, a nonprofit that supports kids and adults with autism and other disabilities in learning art skills, temporarily closed its doors Tuesday because of flood damage. "I wanted to cry because this is our client's safe space, Owner Debbie Armstrong said. "It's the place they feel comfortable with. It's their home away from home.
Man accused in abduction of Beaver Dam teen asks for federal trial to be delayed

3 days ago | channel3000.com | Kyle Jones

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- The man accused of abducting a pregnant Beaver Dam teen and taking her across state lines wants his federal trial to be delayed. Attorneys for Gary Day, 40, filed for a continuance last week asking a judge in Arkansas to move back his trial, scheduled for July 11, because he is being held in Wisconsin on a $2 million bond.
Madison Fire Department responds to stranded vehicles, power outages during Monday storm

3 days ago | channel3000.com | Kyle Jones

MADISON, Wis. -- Monday night's thunderstorms caused damage around the Madison area and prompted Madison Fire Department crews to spring into action. Firefighters responded Monday to a medley of incidents including stranded vehicles, downed trees and power outages. Just after 6:30 p.m. along With Court on the city's east side, a downed tree took out power lines and landed on a car.