Woman injured and cited after being hit by a car crossing the street in...
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - A woman was injured after being hit by a car while crossing the street on the city’s east side, Madison Police Department announced on Wednesday. According to the police department, the accident happened at 6:33 p.m. on Monday at Commercial Avenue at Nakoosa Trail. The...
Surplus Snow & Fleet Equipment Heads to Online Auction in Wisconsin
A wide range of surplus snow equipment, trucks, and heavy machinery is now available through a timed online auction closing May 20. Contractors and municipalities have the opportunity to bid on plows, spreaders, and fleet vehicles from Maple Leaf Inc. A large inventory of surplus vehicles and equipment is now...
WMTV 15 News experienced technical difficulties- Tuesday, May 5
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - WMTV 15 News experienced an issue with our audio board and could not get our newscast on air, as of 5 p.m. Tuesday, May 5. We have found the issue and newscasts are back to their normal time. Thank you for your patience.
Brian Doogs 4:30 p.m. Tuesday – Sunny skies headline the week’s forecast
Meteorologist Brian Doogs is tracking plenty of sun in this week's forecast for the 4:30 p.m. Tuesday show.
TRAFFIC ALERT: Eastbound Beltline crash blocks two lanes
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - A crash has blocked two lanes on US Highway 12 eastbound in Madison on Tuesday night. Wisconsin DOT stated that the crash happened at 6:17 p.m. by the on ramp from Park Street. Madison Police is handling the crash investigation. The closure is expected to last...
Sneak peek inside Center for Black Excellence and Culture in Madison
Walking into the newly built Center for Black Excellence and Culture in Madison feels like stepping into a vivid, Pan-African dream of what has long been needed in Wisconsin. The 37,000-square-foot building at 655 W. Badger Road, nestled in the heart of the south side, is designed to feel Afrocentric before any interactions take place, said its founder, the Rev. Alex...
Your Final Spring Yardwaste Collection Begins Soon; Get Your Final Spring Set-out Date Online
Every neighborhood has just one more spring yard waste set out date. This will be the final spring yard waste collection by the Streets Division for 2026. Curbside collection will return in the fall. When you should put out your yard waste for your final spring pickup depends on where...
Breese Stevens Field is still breaking the rules, 100 years later
In its 100 years, Breese Stevens Field, the city-owned field smack in the middle of Madison’s isthmus, has lived a hundred different lives. “Every time somebody tries to tell Breese what it’s going to do, it doesn’t,” said Tristan Straub, Breese’s general manager. The field’s...
Madison school district floats all-day cell phone ban for K-8 students
The Madison school district unveiled its proposal for a new cell phone policy at a School Board meeting Monday, recommending an all-day ban for students in grades K-8 while allowing more leniency for high school students to use their phones during passing time and lunch periods. At the meeting, some...
This Tiny Wisconsin Bar Has Only a Few Tables
You’ll find a hidden gem, Tiny’s Tap House, tucked away on Madison’s hip Williamson Street, right behind the Wisco. “Willy Street” is a dynamic neighborhood known for its colorful history and welcoming vibe. It’s lined with boutique shops and cafes, and Tiny’s, Madison’s smallest tavern, fits right in. While it might have a small footprint, […]
