Open water and thin ice on Lake Monona Feb 3, 2023 Feb 3, 2023 Updated Feb 3, 2023 Is Michigan's clock controversy actually controversial? Top stories for Sept. 8, 2026 RAW: WITKOFF ON RUSSIA/UKRAINE: CONFIDENT THERE'LL BE RESOLUTION US diesel prices climb: Oil prices set to end week above $100 per barrel Canadian counter-tariffs target $27 billion of U.S. goods What Are The Best National Parks In The US? Badgers in 60: A 1-minute recap of Wisconsin coach Luke Fickell's news conference CFB Week 2 Predictions: Texas and Ohio State Headline Busy Saturday Slate Top stories for Sept. 3, 2026 Badgers QB Colton Joseph on his pick-six, encouraging signs vs. Notre Dame Brewers visit the Little League World Series Prefer us on Google Learn More Nearby residents are perplexed by a huge open area in Lake Monona this winter. As featured on Vast stretch of open water and thin ice on Lake Monona has some worried "Nature is a crazy thing, and ice can't be trusted," a sheriff's official said of the yawning gap in the ice. Latest video Wisconsin football team arrives at Camp Randall Stadium for 2026 home opener Saudi Arabia: Saudi Arabia condemns drone attack on East-West Pipeline launched from Iraq. Monona Grove connects on long touchdown Monona Grove's Austin Donkersgoed takes reverse for touchdown Brielle Saracini and Sean McGuire toss first pitch at Yankees-Mets 9/11 game The Weight | Official Trailer (HD) | Vertical Lake Geneva Fire Department’s 9/11 remembrance ceremony Could AI actually destroy humanity? | The machine we cannot stop | The risks explained Latest video Wisconsin football team arrives at Camp Randall Stadium for 2026 home opener Saudi Arabia: Saudi Arabia condemns drone attack on East-West Pipeline launched from Iraq. Monona Grove connects on long touchdown Monona Grove's Austin Donkersgoed takes reverse for touchdown Brielle Saracini and Sean McGuire toss first pitch at Yankees-Mets 9/11 game The Weight | Official Trailer (HD) | Vertical Lake Geneva Fire Department’s 9/11 remembrance ceremony Could AI actually destroy humanity? | The machine we cannot stop | The risks explained Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save
Vast stretch of open water and thin ice on Lake Monona has some worried "Nature is a crazy thing, and ice can't be trusted," a sheriff's official said of the yawning gap in the ice.
