Katie Rousonelos
Executive Producer of Special Projects / Digital Producer
Madison, Wis.
Katie has worked at WMTV since Aug. 2006. She began her career as a photojournalist, and has had many roles since then, including producer and executive producer.
On Giving Tuesday, Thrivent is matching donations to the NBC15 Share Your Holidays campaign.
A selfie or group photo on Tuesday will help eliminate hunger in South Central Wisconsin.
This year, we are inviting you to come to the table, which is the theme for NBC15 Share Your Holidays campaign to eliminate hunger.
The cause of the fire was an unattended grill that was left too close to the structure, according to the Lodi Area Fire Department.
Family and friends gathered Sunday evening to remember Carolanah Schenk, whose life ended too soon.
SSM Health will not be ending its midwifery program as they initially planned.
Twelve people with Wisconsin ties were killed in the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.
Anna Shircel with Destination Madison shares some ideas for places to explore in August.
Shayna Mace, the Editorial Director of BRAVA Magazine, shares some sweet spots to check out in Madison and the surrounding communities.
A Janesville small business owner and current president of Downtown Janesville Inc. launched her congressional campaign on Tuesday.
With the Summer Olympic games just days away, the latest edition of BRAVA Magazine highlights six female athletes with Madison ties.
A woman who was shot on Madison’s East Side on Sunday morning has died from her injuries.
The Wisconsin Senator and Ken Ruettgers appeared together at a media event in Milwaukee on Monday.
From music to polka, there are lots of options to explore this weekend in Southern Wisconsin.
OSHA issued four willful and 10 serious safety citations, and proposed $676,808 in penalties for Didion Milling Inc.
Abby Dibbs, of Cross Plains, was charged Friday with two counts of sexual assault of a student by school staff.
The UW System announced 1,042 students received the credit on Friday.
Both splash pads will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. through Labor Day weekend.
An 18-year-old was seriously injured after a car she was in hit a deer in the Town of Verona Thursday night, says the Dane County Sheriff’s Office.
Three people were injured after two vehicles crashed in the Town of Fennimore, says the Grant County Sheriff’s Office.
More fans will be able to attend the American Family Insurance Championship in June.
Officers executed search warrants for both the upper and lower units at a home on the 400 block of 1st Street in Baraboo on Tuesday.
The final attachment of the Town to the Cities will impact all Town residents, property owners, and employees.
Since Opening Day is traditionally in the afternoon, the Brewers moved the start time for the June 25 game against the Rockies from 7:10 p.m. to 3:10 p.m.
The Department of Administration revealed the “Vision 2030” strategic plan on Wednesday.
Deputies responded to a home on the 2800 block of CTH W in the Town of Christiana around 9:40 p.m. Wednesday.
Jason Kijewski stood mute in Columbia County court on Wednesday and the court entered the not guilty pleas to first-degree intentional homicide and burglary charges.
The new program is designed to help families whose young children may have been at home more often since last fall due to closures of child care facilities during the pandemic.
On Wednesday, MPD suggested online market exchanges should be done in a well-lit, public area.
Vaccinated baseball fans will no longer need to wear masks at American Family Field starting June 1.
Beginning May 31, Outdoor UW will begin offering rental services from its Memorial Union Desk.
According to a complaint filed on Monday in Iowa County Circuit Court, Sean Pickett claims he was possessed prior to killing his mom and dog in early May.
The 29-year-old Madison woman killed in a crash on I-39/90/94 Thursday near Lien Road has been identified.
Fitchburg police responded to the 2500 block of County Highway MM for a single vehicle crash around 4:40 a.m. Monday.
Three teenagers are in the hospital following a shooting in Beloit, according to police.
In 2021, NBC15 is honoring five Crystal Apple awards and naming 10 honorable mentions to recognize teachers in Southern Wisconsin.
Giving back to the community has been a long tradition at Two Men and a Truck. With Mother’s Day approaching, the company wanted to help mothers in need.
The complete list of 2021 NBC15 Crystal Apple Award nominees
A conservative legal group warned the Madison Metropolitan School District on Monday that it could face a lawsuit over an email sent to some Madison West families.
Starting June 3, the museum will be open for members, and it will reopen to the public on June 24.
A former Watertown Police officer killed his teenage son before ending his own life, according to police.
Thirty-three years after releasing its white wine, Prairie Fumé, the Wollersheim Winery is releasing a red version, called Scarlet Fumé.
Gov. Tony Evers signed an Executive Order on Monday declaring a State of Emergency due to elevated wildfire conditions.
On Thursday, Sauk County Health Department posted on its Facebook page an individual tested positive for the B.1.427 strain, which was first found in California last summer.
The project is expected to create more than 1,500 long-term jobs and 2,000 construction jobs.
The measure not only condemns hate crimes, it also vows the Board will continue to strive to make Dane County a safe place for all.
The resolution calls Limbaugh’s voice “unforgettable” and praised him for galvanizing support for conservative policies.
The incident involving Will Schultz was reported to UW-Whitewater, according to the Director of University Communications Jeff Angileri.
As of 12 a.m. Friday morning our monetary total was $145,399!
