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Grace Ulch

Grace Ulch

Reporter / Multimedia Journalist at WKOW-TV

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  • English
Covering topics
  • General Assignment News
  • Politics

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Recent Articles

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Madison's finance committee voted to approve key dates in budget planning as city faces $27 milli...

Alder Mike Verveer says in his 30-year tenure as a Madison alder, it’s the largest deficit he’s ever seen the city have to make up. Because the city is dealing with such a gap, meetings about the budget started much earlier this year. Budget talks usually start in late summer or early fall. Now that the kickoff meetings have already happened, the next step is for the budget to be introduced to the common council on Tuesday September 10. Then the finance committee will hold a briefing the followi…
6 months ago
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'Educators...are ecstatic': Public sector workers react to Dane Cou...

A Dane County judge struck down some part of the Walker-era law that stripped certain public sector employees of their collective bargaining power.
6 months ago
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Last Monona Community Festival underway, community members raise mo...

Last Monona Community Festival underway, community members raise money for humanitarian aid & new festival operations
6 months ago
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Wisconsin voters respond to Supreme Court decision on presidential ...

Voting rights advocates in Wisconsin say they wanted boots on the ground as soon as the U.S. Supreme Court released a decision saying former President Donald Trump may claim immunity from criminal prosecution for some of the events that happened on January 6. “We’re afraid that it’s going to create a precedent where presidents can then do malfeasance and terrible, heinous things and then just chalk that up as official acts and then be above the law. It’s just troublesome,” Executive Director of…
6 months ago
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Baraboo golf course drying out after days of severe weather - WKOW

General Manager Clint Hutchens says at one point the flooding was so bad, he didn’t even recognize the greens he’s been playing since he was 12. Hutchens says Draper Creek runs through their golf course and allows it to drain the rain the area so often gets. But after days of heavy rainfall, the creek filled up, and the water on the course had nowhere left to go, leaving puddles throughout the course.
6 months ago
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'Heroic but heartbreaking': Safe Haven Baby Box opens in Reedsburg ...

The Safe Haven Baby Boxes, often at fire stations, have a door on the outside of the building for someone to place the newborn in.
6 months ago
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Southwest Tech set to build solar panel array, saving the school te...

Staff at Southwest Tech say they’ve upgraded to LED lighting, energy efficient boilers and water heaters and put in light sensors in most building in the last few years. Now, they’re taking a more aggressive approach to sustainability with solar panels covering close to three quarters of an acre on campus.
7 months ago
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'It's the principle behind the thing': Patient raises concerns over...

A UW Health patient is speaking out after receiving two bills for a routine procedure. One for the procedure itself and another for the “facility fee.” Tom Guthrie has macular degeneration, a condition that affects central vision, meaning he can have trouble seeing something that’s directly in front of him. Guthrie says he’s been receiving treatment for the condition for years in Arizona.
7 months ago
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'They do great work here': Horse rescue nonprofit looking for volun...

A local non-profit horse rescue is looking for volunteers after almost doubling its population over the last month.
7 months ago
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Jewish student leader meets with Mnookin days after protesters - WKOW

Ben Newman says he and other Jewish students believe that protest is an important value of UW Madison and democracy. But Newman says where he and others are concerned is the legality of the current encampment on Library Mall. Newman and other Jewish student leaders walked into their meeting with Chancellor Mnookin with 12 requests. They included university-wide condemnation of anti-Semitism, and Jewish and Israeli representation in negotiations.
8 months ago
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Parents reunited with students after active shooter threat in Mount...

Some of those parents told 27 News that after a long, emotionally-draining day, all they wanted was to bring their kids home. The district notified parents that schools were going on lockdown around 11:15 a.m. The district started releasing students around 5 p.m. after investigators deemed there was no other active threat.
8 months ago