Man sentence to 8 years in prison for role in Waukesha County standoff
Nathan Halfmann pleaded guilty to two charges and was sentenced to eight years behind bars for his role in a standoff with law enforcement that shutdown I-94 in June 2019.
Economic questions persist after virtual DNC leaves Milwaukee longing
The transition to a virtual Democratic National Convention has led to many Milwaukee businesses missing an economic boon they had hoped would come for months. Now, businesses and the city itself are trying to find ways to boost the local economy.
Milwaukee County making progress in COVID-19 fight, more work to be done
Coronavirus case numbers in Milwaukee County have shown promising trends, but there is more progress that needs to be made to move forward with gating criteria for a full reopening.
VIDEO: California police officer whisks man in wheelchair off train tracks just in time
As the train was just about to reach them, Officer Erika Urrea was able to pull the man out of the wheelchair and they both fell back onto the ground, her body camera video showed.
Wauwatosa leaders under fire as protesters call for changes in Officer Mensah situation
Officer Joseph Mensah is on paid suspension with the Wauwatosa Police Department, involved in three fatal shootings in five years. Protesters are calling for changes within the police department, calling out the mayor and common council along the way.
'Hidden Gem:' One of Milwaukee's oldest Cream City brick homes for sale
"We're hoping to find a buyer that can appreciate the history of the home, especially when it dates back to the mid-1800s."
Michael Cohen book on President Trump to be published Sept 8
The book is called “Disloyal: The True Story of the Former Personal Attorney to President Donald J. Trump.”
Wisconsin man pleads guilty to vandalizing synagogue
Prosecutors said on Sept. 21, Barasneh went to a Racine, Wisconsin, synagogue and spray-painted anti-Semitic words and phrases as well as a swastika and the symbol for “The Base” on the building.
Wisconsin State Patrol inspector injured, cruiser struck in multi-vehicle crash
An employee with the Wisconsin State Patrol has been released from the hospital after his cruiser was rear-ended in Dane County.
Study: Wearing neck gaiters as mask may increase risk of COVID-19 spread
A recent study by Duke University researchers showed that while some masks are effective in helping prevent COVID-19 spread, others — like neck gaiters — do not appear to provide much benefit, and could potentially increase the risk of spreading the coronavirus through respiratory droplets.
'Probably had too much to drink:' Man charged in fatal hit-and-run told police victim 'came out of nowhere'
He told investigators he was aware his license was suspended because he had recently been stopped and cited for, among other things, driving while suspended, prosecutors say.
Wisconsin DMV extends deadline for drivers over 60 to renew licenses
Drivers 60 years of age, whose driver license expired after March 12, now have until Nov. 23 to renew their license.
Horizon League postpones fall sports citing coronavirus concerns
This decision impacts all Horizon League sports that compete in the fall both for their championship season (men's and women's cross country, men's and women's soccer, volleyball) and for their non-championship segment (men's and women's golf, baseball, softball, men's and women's tennis).
Facebook beefs up anti-misinformation efforts ahead of US election
Beginning Thursday, U.S. Facebook users who post about voting may start seeing an addendum to their messages -- labels directing readers to authoritative information about the upcoming presidential election.
Milwaukee searches for economic answers after DNC goes virtual
Milwaukee businesses are left longing for the economic boon that was expected to come with the Democratic National Convention. Now, city leaders are asking for funding answers from the federal governemnt.
Leaders call for lifeguards after McKinley Beach drownings
Milwaukee County Parks closed McKinley Beach after riptides there caused multiple drownings this summer. Now, city leaders are calling for change, too.
Police association poll raises questions, officers reported lack of support from Wauwatosa mayor
In light of events surrounding Wauwatosa Police Officer Joseph Mensah, a poll of officers showed that others in the department feel a lack of support from the city's leadership.
'Kick in the stomach:' Virtual DNC deals economic blow; Milwaukee leaders seek funding answers
The Democratic National Convention's virtual format deals an economic blow to Milwaukee businesses and the city as a whole. City leaders are pressing the federal government for answers.
Attorneys for 3 killed by Officer Mensah file notice asking mayor to fire Wauwatosa police chief
On Friday, Aug. 14, the Police and Fire Commission will discuss Officer Mensah's future with the department.
'This is like a diamond in the rough:' Community helps cleanup McGovern Park in Milwaukee
The staff from Serving Older Adults hosts cleanup day at McGovern Park on Thursday, Aug. 13.