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At Tuesday night's Madison Common Council meeting, residents got their last chance to speak out about the city budget, which includes a multimillion-dollar downtown library project. Maria Guerrero reports

More than 130,000 veterans are homeless nationwide, and a local organization is stepping up to stem that trend in the Madison area. Jessica Arp reports.

"Gadget Guy" Steve Van Dinter offer some recommendations for buying Christmas lights.

A local veterinarian answers viewers' questions about their four-legged friends.

Korea's Kia is out with a new model aiming to take Honda and Toyota head on. WISC-TV auto expert Matt Joseph reviews the Kia Forte.

It has been a very difficult week for the Madison-based 467th Medical Command Detachment, which had arrived at Fort Hood for training last Wednesday, a day before the shooting that killed 13 and wounded 29 at the base. Brad Chaimson reports.

A Wisconsin bill that would make it illegal to make or sell infant bottles or cups for children under 5 that contain bisphenol A, or BPA, was debated at a public hearing at the state Capitol Tuesday. Linda Eggert reports.

An attorney for former Assembly Speaker Scott Jensen has asked the Wisconsin Supreme Court to move his second trial on misconduct charges to Waukesha County. Jessica Arp reports.

In this week's "Good Question," WISC-TV is looking at why string cheese is so stringy. Marc Lovicott reports.

Dialing 911 is the place people can turn to in an emergency, but many calls come into the Dane County 911 Center that aren't emergencies at all. David Douglas reports

First, there were chain letters. Then, e-mails flooding inboxes. Now, it's social networking sites, like Facebook, to blame for the privacy risks. Maria Guerrero reports

Democrats in the state Legislature touted legislation aimed at creating jobs in Wisconsin.

Four of the five soldiers with Wisconsin connections who were wounded in the Fort Hood, Texas, shooting last week are out of the hospital, officials said. Marc Lovicott reports

Gov. Jim Doyle signed a series of education reform bills on Monday designed to help Wisconsin compete for federal stimulus money. Jessica Arp reports

Despite a proposed wage freeze and hike in property taxes, city crews worked overtime over the weekend to collect leaves. Linda Eggert reports

Amber Bahr still has a slight limp in her step after she was shot in the back during last week's shooting rampage at Fort Hood. David Douglas reports

U.S. Army Reserve officials said that soldiers from Fort Hood will be getting the help they need in the wake of the shooting. Andy Choi reports