One year later: Family, friends remember girls killed in hit-and-run
Six-year-old Alisa Gee, her 4-year-old sister Amea and cousin Drevyze Rayford were walking home, crossing the street with the light when they were hit.
Milwaukee group raises money, awareness for homelessness
For 48 hours, the Street Angels are living outdoors to raise awareness. Outreach workers say they are seeing an increase in the number of people who are out on the streets.
Bucks' George Hill joins Milwaukee early voting effort
Off the court and on to civic duties, Milwaukee Bucks guard George Hill teamed up with Common Ground to educate on National Early Voting Day.
President Trump holds Waukesha campaign rally
It was President Trump's fifth trip to the Badger State since August -- and second in as many Saturdays.
Wisconsin DHS: 4,062 new COVID-19 cases confirmed, deaths up 25
More than 1.9 million people have been tested for COVID-19 in Wisconsin, of which more than 1.7 million have tested negative.
Detroit woman charged in Mount Pleasant attack, robbery
Prosecutors say she attacked a Walmart employee with a knife before leaving and robbing a victim at a nearby ATM.
Robbery leads to shooting near 44th and Wright, police say
The victim, a 26-year-old Milwaukee man, sustained non-life-threatening injuries and walked into a hospital for treatment.
Crash from wrong-way driver closes WB I-94 at 25th Street
Interstate 94 westbound has been closed at 25th Street due to a wrong-way driver crash.
Milwaukee pumpkin giveaway offers free Halloween fun
The pumpkins were donated by several organizations -- including the Historic King Drive Business Improvement District -- hoping a little thing like carving pumpkins can provide a little joy.
Police investigate double shooting near 37th and Sarnow
Police say both male victims were inside of a vehicle when they were shot multiple times.
Three more Milwaukee schools' COVID-19 safety plans approved
More information on the Milwaukee Health Department's COVID-19 guidelines and plans can be found on the department's website.
COVID-19 safety plans approved for 537 Milwaukee businesses
Plans are being reviewed in the order they are received and may take several days to receive approval, the health department said.
Milwaukee Health Dept. reports increased COVID-19 positivity
Officials will reassess the progress next week, Oct. 30.
Wauwatosa gas leak stopped after worker struck equipment
The Wauwatosa Fire Department has closed Glenview Avenue between Wisconsin Avenue and Bluemound due to a gas leak.
Court temporarily blocks Wisconsin gathering restrictions
Gov. Evers’ administration issued an emergency order on Oct. 6 limiting the size of indoor public gatherings to 25% of a building or room’s capacity or 10 people in places without an occupancy limit until Nov. 15.
Attorney, protesters call for Wauwatosa police changes
Attorney Kimberley Motley says she believes several people were attacked, ticketed and targeted by Tosa police while curfews were in effect.
Surgeon general issues guidance amid Wisconsin's COVID-19 surge
While several factors are at play, the surgeon general said one of Wisconsinites' best qualities -- valuing togetherness -- is also hurting residents when it comes to the coronavirus.
Milwaukee businesses push order compliance, citations loom
The mayor said warnings will no longer be issued for violating businesses; instead, they'll be ticketed.
Milwaukee to weigh $4M settlement to Sylville Smith estate
The proposal will go before a Common Council committee on Monday, Oct. 26.
Wisconsin DHS: 4,378 new COVID-19 cases, 42 deaths confirmed
More than 1.7 million people have tested negative. More than 1.9 million have been tested.