November 2023 shootings, Milwaukee man gets life in prison

Quran Robey, the Milwaukee man convicted in a pair of shootings – one of them fatal, was sentenced to life in prison on Sept. 3.

Former Milwaukee police officer sentenced for abusing baby

A former Milwaukee police officer was sentenced to six years in prison on Wednesday, Sep. 3, for physically abusing his baby in 2023.

Real Milwaukee will be back Monday
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Real Milwaukee is taking September 5 off for the funeral of our producer, Emily. We'll be back Monday.

Milwaukee South Shore Cruise Dock groundbreaking; $5M project kicks off

State and local officials joined Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson on Thursday, Sept. 4, to celebrate the groundbreaking of Port Milwaukee’s South Shore Cruise Dock.

Milwaukee Weather: blustery and cool with overnight rain

Southern Wisconsin has a chance for rain showers Thursday night, then more cooler-than-average air and wind to end the week.

Waukesha food pantry's walk-in freezer needs repair, nonprofit seeks help

A cooler failure at Waukesha’s Friends With Food pantry spoiled milk, produce and other items, forcing the nonprofit to throw out food and divert donations.

Mayville hosts Wisconsin’s 1st outdoor high school volleyball matches

Mayville High School hosted the first sanctioned outdoor high school volleyball matches in Wisconsin, with teams from Mayville, Waupun and Horicon competing.

Racine crash, 16th and Murray; 11 injured, 20-year-old driver arrested

Eleven people were injured and a woman was arrested after a crash involving a city bus in Racine on Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 3.

300K kilos of 'meth precursor chemicals' seized at Port of Houston, feds say

Federal officials claim the chemicals were sent from China with the intent to go to a Mexican drug cartel. The amount of chemicals allegedly could've produced over $500 million in methampetamine.

Fond du Lac County police chase; driver on the run, marijuana seized

The Fond du Lac County Sheriff's Office is searching for a person who led a deputy on a high-speed police chase on Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 3.

Milwaukee flood relief; disaster assistance may be restricted for some

As flood victims wait for disaster relief and assistance, Milwaukee leaders got together on Wednesday, Sept. 3, to discuss what they said is a “new rule."