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A man whose personal bank account was used to receive donations for the Parliament protest is bankrupt and has been declared insolvent three times.

3/7-13, Capitol Ice Arena, Middleton. $19-$15/day ($110-$75 pass).

The CrossFit Games are back in Madison after a year off from Covid-19. (Photo: Ward Jolles, WKOW) MADISON (WKOW) -- The CrossFit Games are back in Madison this summer and athletes from across the globe are gearing up for their most important performance of the year. "We're back. We're back in a stadium, we're back with fans, we're back with competitors, so I couldn't be more excited for this week to kick off," said Katrín Davíðsdóttir, two-time women's world CrossFit champion from Iceland. "We're officially checked in and it's games week today." Davíðsdóttir won back-to-back CrossFit ...

By Adam Duxter Jul 23, 2021 | 6:19 PM MADISON, Wis. – After Coronavirus restrictions forced the Crossfit games to move elsewhere in a restricted capacity during the summer of 2020, they’re back in Madison once again. Beginning Monday, the games will transform the Alliant Energy Center campus into a world class competition on strength and stamina. “The week of the Crossfit Games is one part rock concert, one part backyard barbecue, one part Olympic spectacle,” said Crossfit VP Justin Bergh. “It’s a super high energy atmosphere. It’s also very welcoming and kind of inclus...

the economy and put leadership in the white house. kent pritchett live inside the convention hall in tampa, florida, and tells us, the congressman didn't wilt under all the spotlight. >> reporter: it is expected that vice presidential candidates at a convention will come out swinging. congressman paul ryan certainly did that, to the delight of the delegates. to raucous cheers, paul ryan took to the convention stage for the first time as the vice presidential nominee. >> i accept the duty to help lead our nation back to prosperity, and i know we can do this. >> reporter: a few minutes...