United Way of Greater Milwaukee receives $5 million grant to address family homelessness
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County received a $5 million grant from the Bezos Day 1 Families Fund to expand support for families experiencing homelessness, the organization announced Monday, Dec. 1. The grant will serve families in Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Washington and Waukesha...
Falling Snow From County Plow Smashes Wauwatosa Police Squad Windshield on I-41
WAUWATOSA — The windshield of a Wauwatosa Police officer’s squad caved in from falling snow, while driving beneath the North Avenue overpass on I-41. Investigators say it likely came from a Milwaukee County Plow truck clearing North Avenue, right as the squad passed underneath. It was a split-second coincidence that...
Buc-ee’s Moves Forward With First Wisconsin Location
A new Buc-ee’s is officially moving toward reality in Oak Creek, giving Wisconsin its first location of the massive Texas-based travel center chain. The project recently cleared its biggest hurdles, with Buc-ee’s closing on the land and earning full city approval. The site sits at I-94 and W Elm Road, an area already...
Religious leaders sue to block ICE raids at houses of worship
As ICE raids continue at houses of worship, Rev. Paul Erickson, of the Greater Milwaukee Synod, explains that religious institutions need to be “the conscience of government them back to accountability.”
Wisconsin cop fired for offering driver cash after crash still working in policing
The Wisconsin State Fair Park Police Department fired Thomas Dammer after he caused a minor collision and didn’t immediately report it. He still works as a part-time police officer in Oconomowoc. A City of Oconomowoc police vehicle. Photo from the department’s Facebook page. By Annie Pulley, THE BADGER...
Milwaukee digs out after major snowstorm dumps over ten inches of snow for some
Milwaukee received up to 12 inches of snow, prompting a snow emergency and alternate-side parking rules as residents and crews work to clear streets.
Milwaukee Police investigating three separate weekend shootings
MILWAUKEE— Milwaukee Police are looking into three separate non-fatal shootings that took place between Saturday and early Sunday morning. The first incident occurred around 2:20 p.m. Saturday near West Hampton Ave and W Lincoln Creek Dr. A 60-year-old man was shot. He was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
No injuries reported after fire at Elm Grove condominium building, police say
At the time of the fire, the homeowner of the affected unit was not home. Police say neighboring residents were present at the time though and their units were ventilated due to significant smoke.
Outsmarting the HOA: The Quest for a Spare Key
A resident living under a Homeowners Association (HOA) has expressed frustration on social media over the high cost of duplicating a "do not duplicate" key. The individual, who resides in an HOA-managed property, revealed that the association had recently changed the locks and is now charging $60 for a spare key. The...
Controversial Debate: Chicken P Allegedly Facing Indictment for Rape, Public Indecency, and Additional Charges
This post features an OpenAI-powered summary derived from the NewsBreak users' discussions on Chicken P Reportedly Indicted On Charges Of Rape, Public Indecency & More. Chicken P Reportedly Indicted On Charges Of Rape, Public Indecency & More.

















