Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin milk donation; Kemps pitches in

Hunger and food insecurity are an issue for families in the United States and Wisconsin. Food banks are struggling to meet demand. But Kemps is trying to make a difference.

Childhood cancer survivor in Franklin giving back; here's how

A Franklin girl who survived childhood cancer set up a lemonade stand on Saturday with hopes of raising big money for a big cause.

Washington County Courthouse "I Do Wall;" heartwarming moments in chalk

“I do." They are the two most important words a couple can say to each other when tying the knot. In West Bend, those words take on new meaning in chalk.

Maine grandmother graduates college at 88 years old

An 88-year-old grandmother in Maine showed the world it’s never too late to achieve your dreams.

Milwaukee's abandoned boat: All City Towing crew to be honored

Several Milwaukee County supervisors announced on Wednesday, June 4, that they will raise a toast to the All City Towing crew that removed the abandoned boat from Milwaukee's lakefront.

Run Across Wisconsin; Pewaukee man finishes at Milwaukee lakefront

Trevor Kaucic wrapped up a 202-mile run on Friday, May 23, 2025. He started the run on Sunday in Praire du Chien, the purpose of which is to raise money and awareness for a rare cancer.

Milwaukee Little Free Library once vandalized, now replaced

In 2024, three people destroyed the little free library for no reason. But now, it has been replaced after a community collaboration.

Racine elementary school marks 100 years, weeks before it closes

A Racine elementary school marked on Sunday, May 18 its 100-year anniversary. The catch is, the school will not make it to 101 years.

Rufus King senior attains perfect GPA, highest possible ACT score

June marks the end of high school for thousands of graduating seniors. It’ll be extra special for the family of a Rufus King High School student – their oldest will be valedictorian.

Community Projects for Seniors giving back with Easter meals

More than 3,000 meals will be going out to low-income seniors thanks to Community Projects for Seniors later this morning.

Dousman music teacher treks to Antarctica, shares lessons with students

The best teachers go to great lengths for their students; some might say to the ends of the earth. One music teacher took that saying quite literally and brought all her students along for the ride.