‘Listen to Your Mother’ founded by Madison blogger, humorist  

A Mother’s Day-themed production will feature local writers discussing the "real experience" of motherhood in their own words.

Fourteen local women will take the stage at the Barrymore Theatre Sunday for a performance the "Listen to Your Mother" group calls "giving Mother’s Day a microphone."

Listen to Your Mother is a live show with Madison-area writers reading their words founded by Ann Imig, a Madison blogger who describes herself online as a "stay-at-home humorist."

Tickets are $15 with a portion of proceeds supporting the Domestic Abuse Intervention Services, a Madison-based non-profit organization working against domestic violence.

Police said the Madison-area manhunt for Paris Poe -- wanted by the FBI in connection with a federal murder investigation -- is over. Poe was apprehended on the far east side, a police spokesman said.

According to the Madison and Fitchburg police, Poe, 33, of Chicago, was taken into custody at 7:05 p.m. by a SWAT team during a high-risk traffic stop.

Authorities said the eight-hour search ended without injuries on Highway 30 between Fair Oaks Avenue and Highway 51. Madison police Lt. Cory Nelson said police pointed weapons at the vehicle and ordered Poe out of the car.

Nelson said Poe was traveling with a woman and had shaved his head to change his appearance.

Survivor: '[I was] clinically dead, and I was that way for 20 minutes'   

Sudden cardiac arrest kills 1,000 people a day in the U.S., which is roughly one person every two minutes.  Would you know what to do if you saw someone collapse in front of you?

Channel3000.com and WISC-TV are proud to partner with St. Mary’s Hospital on Saturday for Hands on Hearts -- a community-wide event offering free compression-only CPR .

COCPR is a hands-only technique to help those in sudden cardiac arrest. The constant compressions are performed 100 times a minute to the center of a patient's chest. The compressions keep oxygen-rich blood flowing to the heart and brain. Mouth-to-mouth rescue breaths are not needed.

When compression-only CPR is used on a victim of cardiac arrest, the chance of surviving increases greatly.