Brady Mallory

2 weeks ago | fox47.com | Brady Mallory

MADISON, Wis. -- The four right lanes on Verona Road near the Beltline that were closed after a crash first reported at around 1:43 p.m. have now reopened, according to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. The lanes reopened approximately at 3:15 p.m.In an update, an MFD spokesperson said two ambulances transported people to St. Mary's Hospital while another ambulance took someone to Meriter. The extent of injuries is unknown. This is a developing story.

2 weeks ago | fox47.com | Brady Mallory

Thu, May 22nd 2025 at 3:37 PMWe have reported drug overdoses in the U.S. fell drastically - 27 percent - from 2023 to 2024. That's the lowest those rates have been in five years. In part, the CDC credits more funding, approved by congress, for the improvement. Some of that money is now in jeopardy. Joining us now to talk about what's at stake is Angela Kennecke, the founder of Emily's Hope. Emily's Hope is non-profit advocating for substance use disorder prevention, awareness, and recovery.

3 weeks ago | fox47.com | Brady Mallory

When you're out walking, do you ever wonder, 'who was here before me?' Dean Robbins has asked and answered that question. Even the most seemingly uninspiring sections of a city can have deep and sometimes surprising history. For example, there's a section over on East Washington in Madison where the King himself, Elvis, got in between a couple of jesters and broke up a fight. "There's never a time I pass that where I don't look to the side and imagine that happening," Robbins said.

1 month ago | fox47.com | Brady Mallory

For the millions of Americans living with epilepsy, holding out for hope can feel like holding your breath. That's true as President Trump's federal health cuts put research for new treatments in limbo. Researchers at a local lab in Madison are waiting to see what happens next for their work. In the meantime, they're giving us a look at a potential breakthrough that could bring people with epilepsy closer to a cure. Most people look at mice and see pests. Olivia Hoffman sees something else.

1 month ago | fox47.com | Brady Mallory

When some local dads brought their baby girl home, they had no idea they'd end up back in the hospital. Sean and Steve Eiles adopted their daughter and soon learned she needed more than just a loving home. The search to save her life began. The solution was somewhere her parents never expected. "Can you walk?" Sean Eiles asked his one-year-old daughter, Ellie. Despite her best efforts Ellie is still working her way to baby steps.