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Experts don't know if hunters will be able to help feed as many families this year as they have in the past.

Instead of trying to reach out to children involved in traumatic incidents with a stuffed animal, Sheriff's deputies will reach out with a book.

For many families, it is a tradition to purchase a Christmas tree on the weekend following the Thanksgiving holiday.

Thousands of hunters will hit the woods for gun deer season starting on Nov. 21 and the Dane County Sherriff's Department is teaming up with local hunters to make sure the upcoming season is safe.

Mention marijuana and we invariably flash back to the Woodstock days of long-haired hippies smoking joints and getting high.

By ASSOCIATED PRESS Monday, November 16, 2009 - 12:37 p.m. MADISON a ' Supporters of legalizing marijuana for medical purposes say the time is right to change the law in Wisconsin.

Tuesday, November 10, 2009 12:58 a.m. Vote 0 Votes Dane County has reached an agreement with a biogas energy developer to move forward with the county's Cow-Power Project, an initiative to install an energy generating manure digestive system with the ability to remove pollution-causing phosphorus.

Dane County officials are moving closer to making a long-prepared "green plan" a reality.

Man arrested for his fifth OWI offense after crashing into a tractor. INSIDE: Information from the Dane County Sheriff's Office.

The final decision on construction go-ahead is still a couple months away, but the Dane County Cow-Power Project has taken another major step forward.

Investigators say a Tuesday afternoon fire likely started in a clothes dryer. Smoke from the dryer's exhaust led neighbors to call 911.

Madison, WI. October 30, 2009 - " The Dane County Sheriff's Office will provide 500 free firearm safety kits to local residents through a partnership with Project ChildSafe, the nationwide firearms safety education program.

Gov. Jim Doyle supports legislation to legalize marijuana for medical purposes in Wisconsin.

It's fairly common for legislators to pass a law that fixes one problem and creates another set of issues.

Gas prices in the Madison area have increased in the last three weeks, and some are wondering what's behind the jump in price.

Texting would be banned for all Wisconsin drivers under a bill that passed the state Senate on Tuesday.

As police respond to traumatic events, sometimes children can be found sitting to the side of the emergency, feeling lonely and scared.

This Just In ... Kevin Fischer is an award-winning veteran broadcaster who has been seen and heard on Milwaukee TV and radio stations for nearly three decades.

Wednesday, October 7, 2009 3:11 a.m. Vote 0 Votes After last weekend's Great Midwest Marijuana Harvest Festival protest on the Capitol steps brought attention to the issue of medical marijuana, two Wisconsin Democrats have proposed legislation that would legalize cannabis for medical purposes in the state.

Karla Meinholz is the most recent hire at Marshfield Veterinary Service and currently works primarily as a dairy practitioner.