Elly Laliberte

1 week ago | channel3000.com | Elly Laliberte

JANESVILLE, Wis.-- "Love your body through all phases of life."That love is why Carrie Krueger opened her own 'women's only' workout studio in Janesville. But her classes come with a bit of a twist, or jump. "Rock Rebounding is a place where you can come work out and do a choreography workout on a trampoline," she said. "But rebounding is really what it's called."Krueger opened Rock Rebounding downtown Janesville at the end of April.

1 week ago | channel3000.com | Elly Laliberte

The Brief:One year ago, an armed student was shot and killed by law enforcement outside Mount Horeb Middle School. The community has shown remarkable resilience and unity in the aftermath of the incident. The school district and police department emphasize the importance of mental health and community support. MOUNT HOREB, Wis. — "Right afterwards, we would talk about Mount Horeb strong, but we are Mount Horeb strong."Tracy Diehm has witnessed the strength in her community over the past year.

2 weeks ago | fox47.com | Elly Laliberte

One year ago, an armed student was shot and killed by law enforcement outside Mount Horeb Middle School. The community has shown remarkable resilience and unity in the aftermath of the incident. The school district and police department emphasize the importance of mental health and community support. MOUNT HOREB, Wis. — "Right afterwards, we would talk about Mount Horeb strong, but we are Mount Horeb strong."Tracy Diehm has witnessed the strength in her community over the past year.

2 weeks ago | fox47.com | Elly Laliberte

MADISON, Wis. -- A City of Madison investigation released Tuesday, found the former city clerk violated policy but did not break state law when nearly 200 absentee ballots went uncounted in the November election. Former clerk, Maribeth Witzel-Behl was placed on administrative leave in March ahead of the spring election, she later resigned in April. City Attorney Michael Haas took over as city clerk on an interim basis. The 193 missing ballots were across wards 56, 65 and 68.

2 weeks ago | channel3000.com | Elly Laliberte

MADISON, Wis. -- A City of Madison investigation released Tuesday, found the former city clerk violated policy but did not break state law when nearly 200 absentee ballots went uncounted in the November election. Former clerk, Maribeth Witzel-Behl was placed on administrative leave in March ahead of the spring election, she later resigned in April. City Attorney Michael Haas took over as city clerk on an interim basis. The 193 missing ballots were across wards 56, 65 and 68.