Kathryn Larson is a reporter at Spectrum News. With a focus on human interest, health, and business beats, she is dedicated to crafting engaging stories that highlight the challenges and triumphs within the Wisconsin community. Kathryn has been featured in Spectrum News, Bay News 9, Spectrum News 13 Orlando, Spectrum News 1, and Villages-News.com.
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Kathryn Larson's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly in the Madison and Wisconsin areas. She often covers stories related to healthcare, employment, education, family & relationships as well as entertainment news.
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MADISON, Wis. — Experts warn that gas prices could rise dramatically in Wisconsin and across the Midwest soon, due to refinery issues in Indiana.
At the center of it all is Stan Hinkley, a 75-year-old who calls himself “the temporary steward of the farm.”
Stepping into the fire service takes courage, and one Dane County agency is looking for its next class of recruits ready to answer that call.
Multiple simultaneous proposals signal Rock County is becoming a focal point for large-scale digital infrastructure expansion
Hundreds of volunteers and advocates have come together to help the dogs heal and move toward a new future.
By: Kathryn Larson
Rosann Cassiopi volunteers 40 hours a week making angel gowns for national nonprofit.
Nurses at SSM Health St. Mary's Hospital in Madison say staffing shortages, burnout and workplace pressure pushed them to organize. More than 800 nurses have filed for a union election with SEIU.
Nurses at SSM Health St. Mary’s Hospital in Madison say staffing shortages, burnout and workplace pressure pushed them to organize.
The Kappa Psi Omega chapter’s 50th anniversary homecoming celebration is scheduled from June 5 to 7.
To keep service running smoothly, staff are trained across all aspects of the restaurant, from menu knowledge to customer interaction.
