Sara Maslar-Donar is a News Anchor/Producer at WQOW-News 18. She focuses on a range of topics including Wisconsin news, social issues, and academia, while also covering themes related to the GOP and holidays. Sara's work has been featured in WAOW and WKOW-ABC 27.
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Sara's coverage is primarily focused on local government and politics, with a secondary focus on entertainment news. She frequently covers community events, legislative priorities, and awards/recognition in the Madison area.
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By: Sara Maslar-Donar
MADISON (WKOW) -- UW Health staff just unveiled what environmental advocates say is the largest solar canopy in the state.
By: Madison Rios
MADISON (WKOW) --- The Alliant Energy Center redevelopment committee is looking to put the City of Madison on the map even more than it already is.
By: Sara Maslar-Donar
MILWAUKEE, Wisc. (WKOW/WISN) -- People who didn't even know 18-year-old Sade Robinson are showing up to a home in the Milwaukee area to pay tribute to her.
By: Sara Maslar-Donar
PLATTEVILLE TOWNSHIP, Wis. (WKOW) -- Law enforcement officers issued a ticket to a semi-truck driver who hit a vehicle on an exit ramp in Platteville Township Thursday.
By: Sara Maslar-Donar
MADISON (WKOW) -- This week, the Wisconsin Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case that seeks to determine what rulemaking authority the state legislature should have, a decision that could potentially amend Wisconsin's Constitution and change how state lawmakers draft legislation.
By: Sara Maslar-Donar
Spongy moth is a non-native insect that defoliates many kinds of trees and plants during their caterpillar stage.
A motorcycle driver did not survive the injuries he got in a crash more than a week ago.
By: Sara Maslar-Donar
A nonprofit group teamed up with the mother of a Wisconsin road construction worker who was killed in a work zone crash to launch a new course that aims to ensure people understand work zone safety. The Wisconsin Transportation and Builders Association announced the free, web-based instructional guide and test will be targeted to Wisconsin student drivers. It's called "Work Zone Safe Wisconsin," and while it specifically focuses on young drivers, anyone can take the free course.
WAUKESHA, Wisc. (WKOW) -- Former President Donald Trump will be back in Wisconsin on May 1.
By: Sara Maslar-Donar
MADISON (WKOW) -- Protests have broken out at colleges and universities across the country, from young progressive voters aiming to send a message to the Biden administration as the U.S. continues to fund Israel's military operations.
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