Milwaukee teacher's aide must self-deport; what has changed
She applied for a visa to stay in the United States. Now, a Milwaukee teacher's aide is learning she will be deported before that visa has a chance to go through.
She applied for a visa to stay in the United States. Now, a Milwaukee teacher's aide is learning she will be deported before that visa has a chance to go through.
Milwaukee shooting: Man charged, wanted for reckless homicide
A Milwaukee man is charged and wanted for a fatal shooting that happened near Darien and Green Tree on the city's north side on May 9.
A Milwaukee man is charged and wanted for a fatal shooting that happened near Darien and Green Tree on the city's north side on May 9.
FBI investigates effort to impersonate White House chief of staff Susie Wiles: report
Federal investigators are looking into an effort to impersonate White House chief of staff Susie Wiles, with calls and messages reportedly sent to top U.S. officials, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Federal investigators are looking into an effort to impersonate White House chief of staff Susie Wiles, with calls and messages reportedly sent to top U.S. officials, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Florida football coach accused of stealing more than $57,000 of team's funds, deputies say
A long-time Florida football coach has been arrested and charged with stealing more than $57,000 of the team’s money for personal use, deputies say.
A long-time Florida football coach has been arrested and charged with stealing more than $57,000 of the team’s money for personal use, deputies say.
'Final Destination'-style overpass collapse in Texas caught on camera
Two brothers watched part of a Texas overpass collapse just as they were driving underneath it and it was all caught on camera.
Two brothers watched part of a Texas overpass collapse just as they were driving underneath it and it was all caught on camera.
Death threat directed at Maxwell Anderson defense attorney's family
Waukesha police confirmed someone called the law office of defense attorney Anthony Cotton and made a death threat amid the Maxwell Anderson trial.
Waukesha police confirmed someone called the law office of defense attorney Anthony Cotton and made a death threat amid the Maxwell Anderson trial.
Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee awarded LEED Platinum certification
Fiserv Forum has been awarded LEED Platinum certification, the Milwaukee Bucks announced on Friday, May 30.
Fiserv Forum has been awarded LEED Platinum certification, the Milwaukee Bucks announced on Friday, May 30.
Farmers Market Vouchers for Seniors; Hunger Task Force
Voucher applications for the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program launch June 1
Voucher applications for the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program launch June 1
'Duster'; Gino at the Movies
'Duster' is now streaming on HBO Max.
'Duster' is now streaming on HBO Max.
National Pollinator Month; Tips to attract hummingbirds
Gardening expert Melinda Myers provides tips on attracting hummingbirds to your landscape.
Gardening expert Melinda Myers provides tips on attracting hummingbirds to your landscape.
Wisconsin Elections Commission will let small communities hand-count ballots
Wisconsin communities with fewer than 7,500 people can hand count ballots under a decision by the state elections commission this week.
Wisconsin communities with fewer than 7,500 people can hand count ballots under a decision by the state elections commission this week.
Fire damages Neenah Foundry Thursday night
A fire broke out at the Neenah Foundry on Thursday night, May 29.
A fire broke out at the Neenah Foundry on Thursday night, May 29.
Is Netflix down? Downdetector reports thousands of outage spikes across US
Netflix went down for thousands of users across the U.S. on May 29, with many receiving a “title not available to watch instantly" error. Downdetector logged over 17,000 reports.
Netflix went down for thousands of users across the U.S. on May 29, with many receiving a “title not available to watch instantly" error. Downdetector logged over 17,000 reports.
MPS financial reports: Friday deadline, state funding at risk
Milwaukee Public Schools has one more day to get financial reports to the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction or risk losing money.
Milwaukee Public Schools has one more day to get financial reports to the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction or risk losing money.
Klay Thompson's dog Rocco dies at 13
NBA superstar Klay Thompson's beloved dog Rocco has died.
NBA superstar Klay Thompson's beloved dog Rocco has died.
American Science & Surplus fundraiser, needs help to stay afloat
American Science & Surplus, a beloved store in the Milwaukee community is in need of a helping hand. An online fundraiser was started.
American Science & Surplus, a beloved store in the Milwaukee community is in need of a helping hand. An online fundraiser was started.
Alaska man pinned by 700-pound boulder for 3 hours walks away unharmed
A 61-year-old Alaska man was pinned facedown in an icy creek by a 700-pound boulder for three hours. His wife kept him alive until rescuers arrived, using air bags and brute force to free him.
A 61-year-old Alaska man was pinned facedown in an icy creek by a 700-pound boulder for three hours. His wife kept him alive until rescuers arrived, using air bags and brute force to free him.
US Women's Open: Hartford golf team volunteers, interacts with pros
Erin Hills is giving local high school golfers an experience to volunteer and interact with the U.S. Women's Open players and caddies.
Erin Hills is giving local high school golfers an experience to volunteer and interact with the U.S. Women's Open players and caddies.
Waukesha Habitat for Humanity 'Volunteer of the Year' puts in the hours
When a construction site is packed with more than 100 people at a time, it’s hard to stand out. This woman is proving otherwise.
When a construction site is packed with more than 100 people at a time, it’s hard to stand out. This woman is proving otherwise.
Habitat for Humanity Volunteer of the Year
This is not how Louisa Rank envisioned retirement. She started volunteering with Habitat for Humanity of Waukesha and Jefferson Counties in 2018. Just last year alone (2024), she logged 489 hours on site. Rank says she just can't stop.
This is not how Louisa Rank envisioned retirement. She started volunteering with Habitat for Humanity of Waukesha and Jefferson Counties in 2018. Just last year alone (2024), she logged 489 hours on site. Rank says she just can't stop.