MPS breakup, 4-day week discussed in virtual town hall
A virtual Milwaukee Public Schools town hall Wednesday night included a discussion about splitting up the district. A four-day week was on the agenda.
A virtual Milwaukee Public Schools town hall Wednesday night included a discussion about splitting up the district. A four-day week was on the agenda.
UWM carbon monoxide leak, students to be compensated
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee said it will compensate students and help with medical bills after a carbon monoxide leak at Cambridge Commons.
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee said it will compensate students and help with medical bills after a carbon monoxide leak at Cambridge Commons.
California officials raided preschool, interviewed 2-year-olds over mask policies
California state regulators conducted an investigation at a Southern California preschool and privately interviewed children as young as 2 without their parents’ consent about their masking practices.
California state regulators conducted an investigation at a Southern California preschool and privately interviewed children as young as 2 without their parents’ consent about their masking practices.
What is the 'Don't Say Gay' bill? What supporters, critics say about Florida's House Bill 1557
Florida House Bill 1557, a parental rights education bill dubbed the “Don’t Say Gay” bill by critics, has become a subject of contention in the state.
Florida House Bill 1557, a parental rights education bill dubbed the “Don’t Say Gay” bill by critics, has become a subject of contention in the state.
100K student loan borrowers eligible for debt relief under new rules, Dept. of Education says
The U.S. Department of Education says they have identified 100,000 borrowers eligible for student loan debt cancellation under a new change made by the agency to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program.
The U.S. Department of Education says they have identified 100,000 borrowers eligible for student loan debt cancellation under a new change made by the agency to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program.
Wisconsin Senate ends session; MPS breakup, youth prison voted on
The Wisconsin Senate wrapped up the state's two-year legislative session Tuesday night with votes on a new juvenile prison and school vouchers.
The Wisconsin Senate wrapped up the state's two-year legislative session Tuesday night with votes on a new juvenile prison and school vouchers.
MPS whistleblower claims retaliation, report appears to validate
A Milwaukee Public Schools whistleblower claims retaliation, saying instead of addressing her curriculum concerns, the administration targeted her. A just-released report appears to validate her claims.
A Milwaukee Public Schools whistleblower claims retaliation, saying instead of addressing her curriculum concerns, the administration targeted her. A just-released report appears to validate her claims.
MPS whistleblower claims retaliation, report appears to validate
A Milwaukee Public Schools whistleblower claims retaliation, saying instead of addressing her curriculum concerns, the administration targeted her. A just-released report appears to validate her claims.
A Milwaukee Public Schools whistleblower claims retaliation, saying instead of addressing her curriculum concerns, the administration targeted her. A just-released report appears to validate her claims.
Kenosha school fight, off-duty officer on paid leave
Fists went flying inside a Kenosha middle school cafeteria Friday, March 4, and the focus now is not on the students, but an adult who stepped in to break it up.
Fists went flying inside a Kenosha middle school cafeteria Friday, March 4, and the focus now is not on the students, but an adult who stepped in to break it up.
Kenosha school fight, off-duty officer on paid leave
Fists went flying inside a Kenosha middle school cafeteria Friday, March 4, and the focus now is not on the students, but an adult who stepped in to break it up.
Fists went flying inside a Kenosha middle school cafeteria Friday, March 4, and the focus now is not on the students, but an adult who stepped in to break it up.
Milwaukee Discovery World Girls & STEM celebrates Women's History Month
An event celebrating Women?s History Month took place at Discovery World Sunday, encouraging the women of the future.
An event celebrating Women?s History Month took place at Discovery World Sunday, encouraging the women of the future.
Milwaukee Discovery World Girls & STEM celebrates Women's History Month
An event celebrating Women’s History Month took place at Discovery World Sunday, encouraging the women of the future.
An event celebrating Women’s History Month took place at Discovery World Sunday, encouraging the women of the future.
March against Waukesha school merger proposal
Parents and students in Waukesha on Saturday marched against a proposal to merge Whittier and Hadfield elementary schools.
Parents and students in Waukesha on Saturday marched against a proposal to merge Whittier and Hadfield elementary schools.
Sixth-grader builds Lego replica of teacher for appreciation week
11-year-old Landen spent four months and up to 10,000 Lego bricks to build a replica of his inspiring teacher.
11-year-old Landen spent four months and up to 10,000 Lego bricks to build a replica of his inspiring teacher.
UWM carbon monoxide leak; loophole in building code, attorney says
UWM said building code does not require carbon monoxide detectors for the residence hall. A personal injury attorney said there is a loophole.
UWM said building code does not require carbon monoxide detectors for the residence hall. A personal injury attorney said there is a loophole.
15th and State shooting, Marquette University police investigate
The Marquette University Police Department is investigating a shooting that happened near 15th and State on Wednesday afternoon.
The Marquette University Police Department is investigating a shooting that happened near 15th and State on Wednesday afternoon.
UWM installs carbon monoxide detectors after Cambridge Commons leak
UWM told Contact 6 that none of its residence halls had carbon monoxide detectors. Installation of detectors is now underway.
UWM told Contact 6 that none of its residence halls had carbon monoxide detectors. Installation of detectors is now underway.
Education investment urged with Wisconsin budget surplus
Businesses and education leaders in southeast Wisconsin are pushing the state legislature to invest in education.
Businesses and education leaders in southeast Wisconsin are pushing the state legislature to invest in education.
Bucks' Brook Lopez book donation to MPS, Next Door Foundation
Milwaukee Bucks center Brook Lopez is providing nearly $70,000 in donated books and funds to three MPS schools and to Next Door Foundation.
Milwaukee Bucks center Brook Lopez is providing nearly $70,000 in donated books and funds to three MPS schools and to Next Door Foundation.
MU Law Poll: Most Wisconsin voters undecided for August primary
A new Marquette University Law School Poll released on Wednesday, March 2 finds 51% of registered Wisconsin voters do not know who they will vote for in the August primary.
A new Marquette University Law School Poll released on Wednesday, March 2 finds 51% of registered Wisconsin voters do not know who they will vote for in the August primary.