Winter road salt seeping into drinking water, researchers say
The Milwaukee River and Lake Michigan source drinking water for about a million people in southeast Wisconsin. Researchers say salt from winter storms is seeping into it and, ultimately, into your home.
Top Videos
Winter road salt seeping into drinking water, researchers say
Police shooting, suspect killed identified
Milwaukee fatal hit-and-run victim identified, change sought
Oconomowoc Area School District leases Flock cameras: records
Racine murder case: Miguel Cruz takes plea deal
Wisconsin endangered oak ecosystems, 'OAKtoberfest' to help
Milwaukee police shooting; Chief Jeffrey Norman provides update
Milwaukee police shooting: Officer injured, suspect dead
Milwaukee police shooting: Officer injured, suspect dead, neighbors react
Flock Safety responds as Wisconsin agencies drop camera contracts
Milwaukee fatal hit-and-run sparks calls to address reckless driving
Police shooting, suspect killed identified
China Lights returns to Boerner Botanical Gardens
Wisconsin fall colors outlook for 2026
9/11 remembered; how school districts address lessons
Brewers, Cubs rivalry: Can the Crew get the sweep?
9/11 Memorial Stair Climb at Lambeau Field
Unusually high number of deer deaths in SE Wisconsin
David Crowley on Flock cameras, gubernatorial debate
Father honors daughter lost on 9/11
Deadly Milwaukee hit-and-run sparks calls to address reckless driving
MPD officer shot: One suspect dead, another on the run
Flock out, Axon in: Kenosha police lead surveillance tech shift
Sheboygan Common Council votes to end Flock camera contract
WI bear hunt begins Sept. 9; what you may not know
