Tim Elliott
Anchor/Reporter, The Morning Show
Tim Elliott joined the NBC15 news team in June 2018 as the co-anchor for The Morning Show!
This is Tim's second stint with the station. He first came to WMTV in 2010 as a reporter before eventually being named co-anchor of The Morning Show in 2012. He left in 2013 for a reporter job at WLKY in Louisville, Kentucky where he spent two years.
Before coming back to NBC15 News, he spent three years at WISN 12 in Milwaukee where he worked as a reporter and anchor.
Originally from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Tim and his family moved to Janesville, Wisconsin when he was 10 years old. Despite his east coast roots, Tim considers Wisconsin home and is thrilled to be back.
Tim graduated from the University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee in the spring of 2007 with a degree in Journalism and Mass Communication. Shortly after graduation, Tim landed his first job in TV as a producer at CBS affiliate WTVY in Dothan, Alabama. After two years producing, Tim made the switch to reporter for WTVY.
When Tim isn't pounding the streets for a story, you can probably find him kickin' it on the soccer field. When he's not playing soccer, he watching it. He's a big fan of the English Premier League (Tottenham Hotspur fan) and is a die-hard supporter of the U.S. Men's National team.
Tim and his lovely wife Lindsey have a son Ty, and a family furball -- a lab/beagle rescue mix named Dempsey. After US soccer legend Clint Dempsey, of course.
Kwik Trip superfan visits all 457 Wisconsin stores in one year
Updated: Jan. 13, 2022 at 6:56 PM CST
By Tim Elliott
27-year-old Cassandra Berger says she is Kwik Trip's #1 fan
By Megan Zemple
For the entire service day on Wed., Jan. 19, people caught outside in a dangerous situation can notify an RPT driver that they need to escape the cold and warm up, free of charge.
By Noah Caplan
Getting at-home tests may be easy and cheap, but it comes at a cost to others
Student-led protest against construction near Blue Heron rookery
By KaMaria Braye
On Tuesday, more than 70 people gathered outside the Rochester Government Center to protest against construction along a Blue Heron rookery.
People Who Care: Making a Difference One Slice at a Time
Animal testing at Mayo Clinic is raising some eyebrows, and has been for a few years. Tuesday, a United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) inspection report on Mayo Clinic was released showing a puppy died after being used for experimentation.
Rochester wins $1M grant in Bloomberg Philanthropies Global Mayors Challenge
By Sarah Gannon
A worldwide competition supporting a city's most promising and inspiring ideas, the Global Mayors Challenge.
Gov. Tim Walz is asking the Legislature to back a $2.7 billion "local jobs and projects" plan that's considerably larger than the record package that lawmakers passed two years ago.
By KTTC Staff
The Olmsted County Sheriff's Office is investigating a death that happened over the weekend in Eyota.
Critical need for blood donations as shortages continue
According to the American Red Cross, it's experiencing the worst blood shortage it's seen more than a decade
Rochester Fire Department responds to fire at auto business
Fire fighters responded to Truckin' America off of Hwy 52 around 9:30 a.m. Employees reported seeing smoke in the building.
Rochester named Champion City in Global Mayors Challenge, awarded $1 million grant
Updated: Jan. 18, 2022 at 9:57 AM CST
By Miranda Johnson
The City of Rochester is being awarded a $1 million dollar grant for being one of the winning cities in the 2021-2022 Global Mayors Challenge.