Delay in pay for some employees at Milwaukee Public Schools
MILWAUKEE — On this first workday of the new year, some employees at Milwaukee Public Schools are seeing a delay for their pay. In a statement to employees, district officials say that banks are “processing direct deposits at staggered times”, and that this is causing some pay to not be posted first thing this morning.
MPS employees face paycheck delays right before weekend
Milwaukee Public Schools employees did not receive their paychecks Friday for work performed from December 7 through December 20, according to an anonymous email received by TMJ4.
Milwaukee home riddled with bullet holes after New Year’s gunfire
MILWAUKEE - A Milwaukee mother said it's a blessing she and her seven kids weren't hurt after gunfire erupted on New Year's Day – and her home was riddled with bullet holes. Ada Sims said audio from her home's surveillance camera captured a sliver of what happened after the clock struck midnight.
Milwaukee Fire Department Mourns Loss of Colleague to Suicide, Highlights Need for Mental Health...
The Milwaukee Fire Department mourned the loss of a firefighter to suicide on New Year’s Day, highlighting the importance of mental health for first responders. In a social media post, the Milwaukee Fire Honor Guard, INC. emphasized the need to break the stigma around mental health struggles and encouraged people to...
Wisconsin appeals judge Maxine Aldridge White to retire
Wisconsin Court of Appeals District I Judge Maxine Aldridge White is retiring April 3. Gov. Tony Evers will appoint a replacement to serve the remainder of her term. White was the first African American chief judge of Milwaukee County’s First Judicial District. Colleagues praised her lasting impact on justice,...
Milwaukee apartment fire near 13th and Layton; residents seek help
MILWAUKEE - Neighbors on Milwaukee's south side have a GoFundMe set up after fire destroyed their apartments on New Year's Eve. Hours before the big countdown to 2026, family fun was overtaken by fire on S. 13th Street – just south of Layton Avenue. Julian Santiago is one of...
New tow ordinance in effect: Milwaukee will tow habitual parking violators
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Tens of thousands of Wisconsin drivers have been warned: the city of Milwaukee will tow your car if you have too many unpaid parking tickets. The goal is simple: to get people to comply with the law. And doing so could help claw back millions of dollars in unpaid fines.
Mother thankful her children survived but devastated after home burns down
A Milwaukee mother is grateful after her two children were rescued from a burning home on Milwaukee's north side Thursday morning. Now the family must start over after losing everything.
Milwaukee police seek help finding guardians of 2 lost children
The Milwaukee Police Department is asking for assistance in identifying two lost children and locating their parents or guardians.
Video shows West Allis hit-and-run, victim recovering from broken bones in neck and back
WEST ALLIS (CBS 58) -- A father is recovering from serious neck and back injuries he suffered in a hit-and-run incident earlier in the week. West Allis police are still looking for the driver responsible. It happened December 30 on National Avenue, between 62nd and 63rd. Surveillance video shows a...
