Sauk City News

The United States waged war in Afghanistan after 9/11 about eight years ago, but the deadliest month for our troops was October of this year.

Travelers motoring along Interstate 35 and diners in the Liberty area now have another option for eating out.

Four out of five child safety seats are improperly installed in vehicles according to research by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

As a family practice physician in Sauk City, Tim Bartholow regularly saw elderly patients fearful of being caught in a system that would take extraordinary measures to keep them alive if they became incapacitated.

One of the most colorful Wisconsin pioneers was the wealthy Hungarian nobleman Agoston Haraszthy, who founded Sauk City and started the California wine industry.

Police say a Sauk City woman who was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving had her 2-month-old son in the vehicle.

A Sauk City woman was arrested early Saturday morning for what would be her third-offense operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, Middleton police said in a news release.

The Sauk Prairie Police Department is investigating a suspicious activity complaint in the Mulberry Street and Chestnut Street Neighborhood in the Village of Sauk City.

Wisconsin health officials want to gather input on how to share electronic medical records.

Authorities evacuated scores of workers from a business in Sauk City because of a chemical spill, and three dozen people were taken to the hospital as a precaution.

More than 100 employees were evacuated from a building in Sauk City on Wednesday afternoon after a chemical spill.

In a ballplayer's world, making the All-Star Game is among the greatest of all possible honors.

Five hearings are planned across Wisconsin next month to get input on how to implement a statewide system for sharing patient medical records.

A new program by the Sauk Prairie Police Department nabs three burglars. But not before the crooks got their hands on some police property.

Thousands of volunteers, landowners and professionals around the state spend their weekends and evenings battling invasive species .

Summer heat is finally arriving in southern Wisconsin, but with the warmth comes a better chance for storms.

Olga Breunig and Mitch Reible will still get married in the Wisconsin Capitol just like they wanted.

When Randy Danz looks out the front window of his filling station, on the main drag through town, he sees customers gassing up their vehicles.