Tim Elliott
Journalist and Anchor at WMTV-TV (Madison, WI)
Journalist/morning anchor WMTV Madison, WI. Philly born, WI raised. Tottenham Hotspur supporter #COYS. If you're not getting answers, ask better questions.
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1 week ago |
wmtv15news.com | Tim Elliott
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - The Madison Police Department is partnering with the Milwaukee Brewers to dish out free trading cards to kids. “We are always looking for fun, interesting, and creative ways to build relationships with the community and sports is something that everyone can connect on,” said Lt. Liv Novitzke with the Madison Police Dept. Lt. Novitzke says the Brewers contacted and asked if they’d be interested in receiving the trading cards to give out to the community.
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1 week ago |
wmtv15news.com | Tim Elliott
MOUNT HOREB, Wis. (WMTV) - One year ago, on May 1, 2024, panic permeated throughout the Village of Mount Horeb. A teenager, armed with what looked like a real gun, was trying to get into the middle school. “Honestly, looking back it’s a blur,” said Chief of Police Doug Vierck in his first interview about that day. “I had stepped out to lunch and got a phone call that the incident was happening, so I rushed back.”The doors to the middle school were locked and the student couldn’t get in the building.
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1 month ago |
wmtv15news.com | Tim Elliott
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) -The first-ever City of Madison sanctioned campground is likely coming to an end. The property on Dairy Drive features tiny shelters and currently houses about 30 people experiencing homelessness. The City of Madison says the COVID-era federal funding that was paying for this initiative has run out. With no money coming in, plans are in the works to shut the campground down.
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Dec 11, 2023 |
nbc15.com | Tim Elliott
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) -Somewhere right now in southern Wisconsin, there’s a child with no place to go after school. They may be sleeping on a friend’s couch, in a car, or even outside. Youth homelessness is a hidden but ever-present problem. “I have had students sleeping down in the library parking lot.” said Carrie Kulinski. Kulinski works as the Families in Transition Coordinator for the School District of Janesville.
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Dec 2, 2023 |
nbc15.com | Tim Elliott
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - A Baraboo man will spend the next 13 years in a state prison for trying to blow up a bar in Lyndon Station last year. A judge handed down the sentence on Friday in Juneau County Court. Heath Fjorden was found guilty of Arson of a Building with Intent to Defraud, a class C felony. In a plea deal, all other charges were dropped and a jury trial scheduled for next month won’t happen.
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With all the “Chicago” shows on NBC, wouldn’t be surprised if the network green lit #ChicagoPope immediately 😂
#BREAKING: Chicago-born Cardinal Robert Prevost will take the name Pope Leo XIV. https://t.co/9i5HVj8hHP https://t.co/7xUDbwunkb
Cardinal Raymond Leo Burke is one of the 133 men tasked with electing a new Pope. He was born in Richland Center, WI in 1948. He was baptized and received his first communion at Saint Mary’s Catholic Church. There is even a small chance that Burke himself could be the next Pope. https://t.co/95Pm6xmb11
