Share Your Holidays barrels picked up from local drop-off sites
Our 30th annual Share Your Holidays event is coming to a close, and the barrels have been picked up!
Public radio show ‘To the Best of Our Knowledge’ archives preserved online
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - The complete archives of the nationally-syndicated public radio show “To the Best of Our Knowledge” are now preserved online and available for free through the American Archive of Public Broadcasting. The show, founded by Anne Strainchamps and her husband Steve Paulson, broadcast its final...
December 8: 15 Day Outlook
First Alert Meteorologist Brian Doogs breaks down the 15 Day Outlook and discusses other top weather headlines.
Verona Police Report: Local Incidents and Enforcement Highlights from Early December
The Verona Police Department released a summary of calls for service from December 1 to December 8, 2024. The report lists incidents officers responded to during this period. The information is based on initial investigations.
Now Hiring: Madison play cafe boasts perfect job fit for busy parents
MADISON, Wis. — Madison parents looking for flexible work can find a unique opportunity at one of the city’s newest businesses. The Little Playroom Cafe on Madison’s west side is a toddler-focused indoor play center that also serves food and offers a full-service coffee bar. Employee Andrea...
UW-Madison chancellor says new AI college will connect campus, serve most popular majors
Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin, who leads the University of Wisconsin-Madison, sees opening a new College of Computing and Artificial Intelligence as the right move to support in-demand majors and says funding the school won’t come at the expense of other areas of the university. Last week, the Board of Regents...
Meriter Hospital hosts yearly gift drive for NICU families
Meriter hosts a yearly gift drive where the community can pitch in to support premature and medically fragile infants.
Madison’s civil rights director looks to the future
Norman Davis, director of Madison’s Department of Civil Rights, was cleared this fall of claims that he discriminated against disabled and female employees. The city paid an outside law firm to investigate his conduct, after nearly a dozen employees alleged that Davis had subjected them to unfair treatment....
Gov. Evers signs Bradyn’s Law, making sextortion a felony crime
Earlier this year, 15-year-old Braydn Bohn was targeted with sexual extortion online. Just hours later, he died by suicide.
Beloit man killed in Town of Bradford crash named
JANESVILLE, Wis. (WIFR) - The Rock County Medical Examiner releases the name of the driver killed in a crash in the Town of Bradford. Video of previous coverage from WIFR’s sister station in Madison, WMTV, is attached to this article. Engell R. Martinez Acevedo, 34, of Beloit, died Wednesday,...

















