More than 770,000 Wisconsin drivers have OWI conviction as drunken driving crashes rise

More than 777,000 Wisconsin drivers have at least one OWI conviction.

For many people with multiple OWI offenses, a specialty court gives them an alternative to incarceration.

Legislators have proposed laws that would toughen penalties for drunken driving, but they've faced obstacles.

Two women lost dear family members in separate drunken driving crashes in 2019. They both decided to take action to try to prevent future deaths.

South Dakota’s six public universities plan to offer in-state tuition rates to students from Wisconsin and Illinois by next fall.

Eagle Watching Days in Sauk City and Prairie du Sac celebrates its 37th year next weekend and is the state's longest-running eagle-watching event.

The U.S. Census Bureau has changed how it defines urban and rural communities.

Principal Peg Shoemaker says there will be increased training for football coaches, more supervision in locker rooms and more instruction for …

Data shows that 44 people died in traffic crashes in 2022, well above the five-year average of 35 deaths per year.

The vast majority of snowmobile fatalities in Wisconsin involve alcohol and often times includes high speed.