Wisconsin officers spot drug deal, K9 helps find 600+ grams of THC, cocaine &...
MILWAUKEE, Wis. (WFRV) – While conducting surveillance, officers in southeastern Wisconsin spotted a drug deal, which led to the seizure of over 630 grams of THC, over 120 grams of cocaine, and meth. According to a Facebook post from the Milwaukee Police Department, the District Two Violent Crime Reduction Team (VCRT)
Uecker mural takes shape downtown as artist reaches the most difficult stretch
Muralist Mauricio Ramirez is more than two weeks into painting a massive mural honoring the late Bob Uecker in downtown Milwaukee — and says he's now in the most challenging phase of the project.
Men’s Club Chicken & Rib BBQ on Saturday, June 13
The BBQ started as a way for the club to raise the funds needed to support Shorewood community groups. Today, with the help of corporate sponsorship, the BBQ not only sells the best chicken and ribs in town but will provide live entertainment, beverages, ice cream and one of the largest one-day social events in Shorewo
Father’s Day Dining in Wisconsin 2026
From lakeside brunches and scenic river cruises to backyard-style BBQ cookouts and upscale dining experiences, Wisconsin restaurants and resorts are pulling out all the stops for Father’s Day. The post Father’s Day Dining in Wisconsin 2026 appeared first on Fabulous Wisconsin .
Glendale police chase; 2 Milwaukee residents arrested after crash
GLENDALE, Wis. - Two Milwaukee residents were arrested Tuesday night, May 26, after a Glendale police pursuit crossed into Milwaukee and ended with a crash near 8th Street. The Glendale Police Department said officers tried to stop a vehicle about 7:04 p.m. in the city. The driver did not stop, and a pursuit was initia
Movies and TV shows casting in Milwaukee
The glitz and glam of Hollywood captures attention starting from an early age. Beyond celebrities' Instagram Stories and red carpet poses, there are actors out there paying their dues and honing their craft in pursuit of a sustainable career or a fulfilling sideline. Submitting to casting calls is a big part of that jo
State Debate: Parents don’t know how to help their kids, writes Journal Sentinel guest...
Parents don't know how to help their children, writes Milwaukee Public Schools parent coordinator Rubie Mizell in a Journal Sentinel Ideas Lab column. They are overwhelmed by the many problems facing young people today which she says have become a community issue that needs to be addressed. Steve Walters, whose...
Chess, community, and cocktails at Pomeroy every Tuesday night
Dozens of people enjoy breaking a sweat by playing chess at Pomeroy in Milwaukee on Tuesday nights. Learn the basics or master advanced techniques from experienced chess instructors.
Milwaukee Fire Department continues to face uphill battle to keep aging frontline fleet on...
MILWAUKEE — In the fall of 2025, the Milwaukee Fire Department began sounding the alarm about the age its fleet of fire trucks. Now, with an approval of $10 million in the department’s 2026 budget, it will add three ladder trucks and three fire engines. Until then, the department is working to stay on top of the curren
Mequon family claims they had right to buy farmland now under development
Heavy machinery is on the ground and a silt fence has gone up at the site of a proposed 12-lot subdivision on Pioneer Road — even as a lawsuit challenging the land's sale heads toward trial.

















