Elizabeth Wadas is a Multimedia Journalist at WMTV. She focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular attention to security and law enforcement, aviation, and sports. Elizabeth's work has been featured in prominent outlets including WMTV NBC 15, WITN-TV, and WBAY-TV, among others.
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Elizabeth Wadas focuses primarily on local news in the Madison, Wisconsin area. She covers a variety of topics including municipal issues, crime prevention, and government announcements related to the region. Given her emphasis on local news and government-related themes, she is likely to be interested in pitches that provide insights from local officials or experts familiar with the specific dynamics of Madison and Wisconsin.
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“The way I acted on the plane Wednesday was inappropriate. I have apologized to the airline and their staff, and I apologize to the other passengers,” said Dvorak.
With every piece of information that comes out about a Fitchburg police shooting, the family and friends of the man who died, 28-year-old Kevin Price, have more questions about what really happened.
By: Elizabeth Wadas
A newly-released police report details the arrest of one of Epic Systems’ top employees, Carl Dvorak, while flying from Detroit to Madison.
There’s a trend that is surprising some UW football fans. Since alcohol sales were added at Camp Randall, police citations at home football games have fallen by nearly 20%, according to statistics from the UW-Madison Police Department.
The man who was shot and killed on Madison’s northside last week has been identified by the Dane County Medical Examiner’s Office.
By: Elizabeth Wadas
A Rock County judge found embattled Janesville landlord, Richard Donahue, guilty of dozens of city ordinance violations for not keeping up his properties. Donahue now has to pay $18,042.50.
The email goes on to say Barnes recommended MPD Assistant Chief John Patterson to serve as the interim Chief of Police until a permanent replacement is chosen.
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - The City of Beloit Police department has identified the victim of a fatal shooting as 32-year-old Gregory X. Ashford of Beloit.
“It's definitely an honor to be able to illustrate him. And definitely the honor of my career that he was able to see it. It was nice to be able to have made him smile,” delighted Catherine A. Moore.
“As much as I value my role and the important work we do, I have decided to pursue other opportunities where I will be supported and not subjected to repeated attacks and false accusations that have been ongoing for the last year,” wrote Blount
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