Elizabeth Wadas
WBAY-TV 2
Madison, WI, United States
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Brittany Zimmermann’s killer gets life with no chance of release
David Kahl was convicted of first-degree homicide in connection with the 2008 killing of Brittany Zimmermann, inside her Madison apartment. → Read More
Tony Evers projected winner of Wisconsin gubernatorial race
Polls close at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Wisconsin. → Read More
The cost of gun violence: physical, emotional and financial toll
Even if you don’t know someone who has been directly impacted by gun violence, everyone pays the price. → Read More
An “uptick” in gun crimes sparks more police patrols for Fourth of July weekend
Madison Police say they’ve taken eight guns off the streets within two days at the end of June. Chief Shon Barnes calls this number alarming. → Read More
Mauston community comes together after storms
Community members in Mauston wasted no time in offering a lending hand to storm clean-up Wednesday night. → Read More
Wisconsin man says he’s on same hit list of suspect who allegedly killed former judge
Dan Marcon says he got a call from the Department of Criminal Investigation’s lead detective on Friday, June 3, 2022. → Read More
Cambria fire chief stresses importance of mental health five years after Didion explosion
Tuesday night marks five years after the deadly explosion at Didion Milling in Cambria, Wisconsin. → Read More
Authorities solve 13-year-old cold case using new DNA technology, sparking privacy concerns
Police are using DNA to solve criminal cases, which is raising some privacy concerns. → Read More
Authorities solve 13-year-old cold case using new DNA technology, sparking privacy concerns
Police are using DNA to solve criminal cases, which is raising some privacy concerns. → Read More
Authorities solve 13-year-old cold case using new DNA technology, sparking privacy concerns
Police are using DNA to solve criminal cases, which is raising some privacy concerns. → Read More
Corpse flower stench crashes Madison couple’s wedding
While a Madison couple tied the knot, their wedding became part of history 12 years in the making. → Read More
Corpse flower stench crashes Madison couple’s wedding
While a Madison couple tied the knot, their wedding became part of history 12 years in the making. → Read More
US reporter makes Wisconsin connection with Ukrainian woman searching for her family
But it was at one of those rubble sights where the world seemed to shrink and an unexpected connection was made. → Read More
Video shows teens crash stolen car on Beltline, lead police on a foot chase
New video released to NBC15 Investigates shows the moments six teens crash a stolen car on the Beltline and then scatter all over the road, narrowly missing being hit by oncoming traffic. → Read More
Chandler Halderson’s lawyers ask judge to allow him to skip sentencing hearing
The lawyers have filed a motion asking a Dane County judge to allow the convicted murderer to not be present at his sentencing hearing on Thursday, March 17, 2022. This after the man was found guilty of killing and dismembering his parents, Bart and Krista. → Read More
UW researchers design video game controlled by deep breathing to help kids regulate emotions
A video game where kids don’t use their hands for the controller, they use their breath; that’s what researchers at the University of Wisconsin are creating. → Read More
Madison company testing new technology in cancer diagnosis to get patients treatment faster
Getting cancer patients the right treatment sooner; that’s the new technology a Madison company is working to create. → Read More
WATCH LIVE: Halderson trial resumes Tuesday; judge says juror tests positive for COVID-19
Dane County man Chandler Halderson is accused of killing his parents. → Read More
Chandler Halderson trial set to resume Tuesday after week-long COVID-19 delay
Dane County man Chandler Halderson is accused of killing his parents. → Read More
Local fire departments mourn the loss of Marshall Fire Captain
According to the post, Captain Dominguez served as Marshall’s public education officer and is remembered for his selflessness and kindness. → Read More