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Epic hosts UGM conference, bringing 7,000 people to Madison
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - Monday was the first day of the UGM Conference hosted by Epic Systems. The conference is being hosted at their Verona campus and is bringing over 7,000 people to the Madison and Verona area. The conference brings partners of the health IT organization together. In an...
WI DOJ issues green alert for missing veteran
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - The Wisconsin Department of Justice issued a green alert on Monday for Peter Gerard Clark. The 61-year-old man is 5-foot-10 inches tall with gray hair and blue eyes. He is a veteran who was last seen on August 18 of the 2100 block of N Claremont...
Lease with city for Park Street grocery store nears completion, say parties
Pick 'n Save on South Park Street. Negotiations continue between the city of Madison and Kristie Maurer for a new grocery in the new development just south of Pick 'n Save on Park Street. A lease will soon be finalized for a long-awaited grocery store on South Park Street. “I...
UW assistant coach takes first-round lead at Wisconsin State Open
University of Wisconsin men’s golf assistant coach Ross Thomson set the pace of the 104th Wisconsin State Open on Monday at Minocqua Country Club in Minocqua, making 10 birdies against two bogeys for an 8-under par 64 to take the lead after the first round. Thomson finished third in Wisconsin State Amateur on...
Badgers four-star target Amari Allen returns to Wisconsin for final year of high school
The Wisconsin Badgers have been pursuing 2025 four-star forward Amari Allen as one of their top remaining targets in the upcoming cycle. Allen, a native of Kaukauna, Wisconsin, has gotten over a dozen offers from schools as he continues to rise in the class, but narrowed down a list of official visits, with the Badgers getting one for the weekend of September 14th.
UW Health hosts orientation for WI’s first respiratory therapist apprenticeship
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - The first group of participants started an apprenticeship on Monday with the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development, Madison College and UW Health for registered respiratory therapy. Officials said this program is the first in the country to offer an academic degree for a respiratory therapist credential.
Former WisDOT secretary joining UW-Madison
(The Center Square) – Wisconsin’s former transportation secretary is now working at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The university said Craig Thompson is taking over as vice chancellor for university relations. “The Office of University Relations manages a broad range of UW–Madison’s stakeholder relationships, including staff that connect with state government, federal agencies, the United States Congress, community and tribal partners and campus visitors along with business and industry,” the university...
Madison schools urge safety as trend in student sign boards rises
MADISON, Wis. -- The Madison Police Department is warning parents about a popular trend with a sign board. The sign board may contain a student's name, grade, school and other information. "It'd be like you walking around with your address on your shirt. Would you want anybody to know your...
MATCH PREVIEW: FORWARD MADISON FC VS LEXINGTON SC
There’s only eight games left of the regular-season and the ‘Gos are back to work this week. They’ll travel to Kentucky to play Lexington SC for the fourth and final time this season. The boys are 2-1 against Lexington, and a third win could move them into...
Longtime Badgers announcer Steve Patterson reinstated for 40th season amid social media uproar
Following a controversial social media post this weekend, longtime announcer of Arkadelphia athletics Steve Patterson will return to the press box for a 40th season. The English teacher and “Voice of the Badgers” took to Facebook on Saturday afternoon, Aug. 17, 2024. Patterson, in his mid-60s, called out the “powers that be” for removing him from his post as football and basketball announcer.
Japanese Expansion And The Wartime Empire
World War II in the Pacific was the culmination of the expansionist Japanese empire, an empire that was the product of just a few decades. How did the empire develop so quickly? What were its goals, and what made its strategists think that they could beat the world’s most powerful nations? UW History Professor Louise Young will tell us about Japanese expansion and the Wartime Empire.
Legendary UW track coach recalls the Shell's past, questions future
The photograph is the essence of former University of Wisconsin men’s track coach Ed Nuttycombe, who won 26 Big Ten championships (13 indoors, 13 outdoors) over 30 years. No other coach in conference history — in any sport — can match the remarkable title success of Nuttycombe, a Coach of the Year honoree 22 times before retiring in June 2013.
Brownie’s Puppy Parade & Author Event WWII K9 veteran celebrated with parade and book reading
Join us to celebrate a war hero and a very good dog! The Wisconsin Veterans Museum, in partnership with the Madison Central Business Improvement District and with the support of the Wisconsin Historical Society Press, invites families and pet parents to Brownie’s Puppy Parade and Author Event on Thursday, August 22 from 6 to 7:30 pm at Lisa Link Peace Park.
Badgers announce updates to 2024-25 schedule
MADISON, Wis. – The seven-time Wisconsin women's hockey program announced updates to its 2024-25 schedule on Monday. The Badgers will play 15 home games and will also participate in their second-ever outdoor game at Wrigley Field on Saturday, Jan. 4 against Ohio State as a part of the The Frozen Confines: Big Ten Hockey Series. More information about Wisconsin's outdoor game can be found here. The outdoor game will follow a contest against the Buckeyes on Thursday, Jan. 2 in Madison. The series between the Badgers and Buckeyes was originally announced for the weekend of Feb. 14-16 in Madison but...
MPD: Victim recovering after stabbing on Madison’s east side
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - An individual is recovering after they were allegedly stabbed at a Men’s Homeless Shelter Friday, Madison Police Department reports. According to MPD, officers responded to the 2000 block of Zeier Road for another incident when they found the victim. Police said a standoff occurred with...
Two Questions Surrounding Wisconsin Football Following End of 2024 Open Practice
The Wisconsin football team has completed their live portion of training camp ahead of the 2024 season with some questions. The Badgers previously exited Platteville after a productive two weeks with a different intensity, and the staff made some big decisions. Quarterback Tyler Van Dyke was finally named the starting quarterback for the upcoming season, and first-year cornerback Xavier Lucas earned playing time against the first-team. Now, the Wisconsin staff has a new set of questions they must answer before starting the season against Western Michigan.
Bank of Lake Mills financial analyst Draeger earns graduate certificate
Shelly Draeger, Bank of Lake Mills Financial Analyst, was awarded a diploma on Aug. 9 at commencement exercises during the 79th session of the prestigious Graduate School of Banking at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She also received a Certificate of Executive Leadership from the Wisconsin School of Business Center for Professional and Executive Development for completing the rigorous GSB leadership curriculum. The School, sponsored by state bankers associations from across the central United States, as well as the University of Wisconsin-Madison, was established in 1945...
Badgers Volleyball School Status Brings Big Expectations
So proclaimed a student’s sign at a match in the UW Field House last fall. It is hard to argue with that statement after the run of success the Badgers Women’s Volleyball team has had in the last five seasons. The numbers speak for themselves since the start...
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