Elliot Adams is a multimedia journalist at WQOW. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular attention to agriculture, farming, construction, and law enforcement. Elliot's work has been featured in WKOW-ABC 27, The Spectator, WXOW News 19, WAOW, and WQOW-News 18.
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Elliot Adams focuses on local news, community events, politics, and public projects in the United States with a specific focus on Wisconsin, particularly Eau Claire. His coverage includes government announcements and event coverage related to government & politics, family & relationships, and education.
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Area retirees were invited to share their displeasure with Republican lawmakers like Representative Derrick Van Orden.
In Wisconsin, part of preparing is knowing the road conditions as the summer season brings hundreds of road work projects across Wisconsin's travel network.
WISCONSIN (WQOW) - The Wisconsin State Patrol is reminding drivers to buckle up as the "Click It or Ticket" seat belt campaign gets underway.
By: Elliot Adams
"I think I fought over the last year and a half to have a lineup that was different, that was going to showcase different cultures, different musical backgrounds," Vernon said.
By: Elliot Adams
CHIPPEWA COUNTY (WQOW) – Blue-green algae has caused many lakes across the state to be shut down for days or weeks at a time, but for Otter Lake, it's permanent.
By: Elliot Adams
EAU CLAIRE (WQOW) – Next week will only see one Eau Claire City Council meeting due to Memorial Day, but some important items will be on the docket.
According to Fairfax Pool Facility & Program Supervisor Christine Mohr, the pool is filled and staff are training in preparation to open next week.
For most people, seasonal allergies can mean fits of sneezing and a stuffy nose, but if it progresses more, it's time to see a specialist.
EAU CLAIRE (WQOW) – Eau Claire's Walmart is re-introducing itself to the Chippewa Valley after an extensive remodeling project.
By: Elliot Adams
ELK MOUND (WQOW) - Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. visited an Elk Mound dairy farm on Monday to share how the Trump
