(Milwaukee) Wisconin medical researchers are much closer to knowing what genetic material may increase your risk of a heart attack. Chuck Quirmbach reports. (runs 1:50)

(Madison) Tracking the children of people with Alzheimers may help find a way to prevent the disease. Melba Lara reports. (runs 1:38)

(Milwaukee) Wisconsin is part of a new national hotline for poison emergencies. Chuck Quirmbach reports. (runs 2:09)

(Undated) Opponents of a proposed Perrier bottling plant say a court ruling handed down Wednesday could be the final death knell for the company's plans to build a water bottling plant in Adams county. Gil Halsted has more. (runs 1:40)

1/30/02 - WI Congressmembers Single Out Enron Woes from State of the Union

(Washington, DC) Democrats and Republicans are backing President George Bush by agreeing that the implosion of Enron Corporation should spur changes in pension plans and 401(k)s that would give people more control over investments and greater protection against corporate mismanagement. Green Bay Republican Mark Green says the president is moving in the right direction to help the public. (runs 0:26)

(Douglas County) A Douglas County forestry committee has succeeded in stopping Minnesota Power from taking soil samples along the route for the proposed Duluth-to-Wausau transmission line. Mike Simonson has the story. (runs 1:33)

(Statewide) The Wisconsin Realtors Association is proposing legislation that it says would help consumers make home buying decisions. Patty Murray reports. (runs 1:42)

(Washington, DC) When President Bush delivered his State of the Union address, senior citizens and Wisconsin lawmakers were listening for his plan to help the elderly pay for prescription drugs via Medicare. Melba Lara reports. (runs 1:30)

(LaCrosse) Arts groups in Wisconsin are promoting their importance to state tourism via a series of public meetings across the state. Sandra Harris has more. (runs 1:35)

(Washington, DC) Republican Wisconsin congress members Mark Green and Paul Ryan want to revive a milk pricing proposal and do away with the Northeast Dairy Compact once and for all. Patty Murray has more. (runs 2:00)

(Sturgeon Bay) - There is heated political debate brewing in Door County. Patty Murray reports on a recall drive that aims to replace most of the county's supervisors. (runs 4:01)

(Stevens Point) - Five candidates for governor got a chance to tout their environmental plans at a forum sponsored by the Wisconsin Stewardship Network. Gil Halsted reports. (runs 4:00)

(Superior) - Unseasonably warm weather is pushing many tourism businesses to the financial edge, according to State tourism Secretary Moose Speros. Mike Simonson reports. (runs 1:39)

(Madison) - State Railroad Commissioner Rodney Kreunen wants to put yield signs at every railroad crossing. John Powell reports. (runs 1:00)

(Madison)- Governor Scott McCallum announced details of his budget repair plan. Critics say they'll have budget cutting proposals of their own. (runs 40:00)

The State Capitol Report

Thursday, January 31, 2002 -- Rallies for Budget

Wednesday, January 30, 2002 -- Taxes & the State Budget

Tuesday, January 29, 2002 -- Budget Repair

Monday, January 28, 2002 -- Spending Cuts Statistics

Friday, January 25, 2002 -- Stem Cells