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A new lawsuit against Meta claims it profited billions from scam ads while misleading users about its efforts to fight against them. You may have seen these ads before – here’s a look.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said Harley-Davidson’s latest recall affects some 2025-2026 motorcycle models tied to a loss of rear brakes that may increase the risk of a crash.

We Energies is naming the next generation of peregrine falcon chicks. This year, customers will vote to name the chicks after their favorite news anchors.

According to a report, Meta is preparing to cut thousands of jobs as early as next month, with more layoffs expected later this year. Here's what to know.

A California class action lawsuit accuses Amazon of misleading customers by advertising early Fire TV Sticks as buffer-free while not disclosing it could later drop support and make them largely unusable.

Millions of Android users could get paid in a $135M Google settlement. Here’s who qualifies and how much you might receive.

We Energies crews are continuing to restore power after severe weather left tens of thousands of customers in the dark early Tuesday.

The winter moratorium on utility disconnections in Wisconsin ends on April 15, 2026.

For millions of people who stream their favorite shows, the price of doing so just keeps getting higher and higher. On Friday, YouTube became the latest major streamer to hike its prices. But the company is by no means the only one that has done so recently.

Milwaukee County Sheriff Denita Ball on Friday announced her reelection campaign, seeking a second full term.

A 3-year-old boy, who was born deaf, signed to Jessie from “Toy Story" during a recent Disneyland visit – and the character signed back, surprising his family.

Disney is conducting a new round of job cuts expected to roll out in the coming weeks. While these layoffs will impact several areas of the business, the marketing department is slated to endure most of the downsizing.

Reaction from the Milwaukee Police Department, Milwaukee police union and others rolled in after a jury found Tremaine Jones guilty on Friday.

A Milwaukee County jury on Friday found Tremaine Jones guilty of shooting and killing Officer Kendall Corder and wounding Officer Christopher McCray.

A jury found Tremaine Jones guilty on Friday of killing Milwaukee Police Officer Kendall Corder and wounding Officer Christopher McCray in a shooting last summer.

Testimony in the trial of Tremaine Jones, the man accused of killing Milwaukee Police Officer Kendall Corder and wounding Officer Christopher McCray in a shooting last summer, continued on Thursday, April 2.

Testimony continued Thursday in the trial of Tremaine Jones, the man accused of killing Milwaukee Police Officer Kendall Corder and wounding Officer Christopher McCray in a shooting last summer.