Economic Check-In: Living without housing in Milwaukee
WUWM has been checking in with Wisconsinites to see how the economy is working for them. Sometimes, it’s not. The city and county have an unhoused population that fluctuates. Sometimes people are counted in January's point-in-time count, sometimes that count is not the whole picture. At a south side...
2022 Brown Deer homicides; Tamirat Mills found guilty at trial
BROWN DEER, Wis. - A Milwaukee County jury on Friday, March 20 convicted Tamirat Mills in the 2022 homicides of two brothers in Brown Deer. Mills, 22, was found guilty at trial of two counts of first-degree intentional homicide and one count of taking and driving a vehicle without the owner's consent.
Wisconsin government expert: Reappointment of Brad Schimel could undermine cases
Former state Attorney General Brad Schimel is staying on as the head of the U.S. attorney’s office in Milwaukee, despite the term for his original appointment expiring. U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi picked Schimel to lead Wisconsin’s Eastern District last year — for a period of 120 days. That interim term expired...
No more police cooperation with the ICE agenda
This article is by Recombobulation Area contributing columnist Emily Mills, who was just honored by the Milwaukee Press Club with an award for “Best Single Editorial, Statement of Editorial Position or Opinion” for the column, “How AI is harming Wisconsin’s path to renewable energy.” Find more of Emily’s work here.
Milwaukee family business hopes to become model for building sustainable and affordable homes
The Lange family has been crafting millwork for decades in the Thurston Woods neighborhood. Now its offspring, LUSH (Lange Urban Sustainable Homes) hopes to be part of the solution to Milwaukee's housing challenges. Founder RJ Lange walks me through his family’s shop on West Douglas Avenue. It’s humming with...
Daeshaun Graves trial begins; accused of killing uncle, second man
Opening statements and testimony began Wednesday in the trial of Daeshaun Graves, who is accused in two Milwaukee killings weeks apart. Prosecutors say Graves shot and killed Quincy Smith, then drove off as the victim’s body was dragged from the scene before being found in a burned vehicle. The...
The Most Romantic Steakhouse In Wisconsin Is Tucked Away Where You’d Least Expect
Sometimes the best love stories start in the most unlikely places—like a strip mall in Greendale. You know that feeling when you’re driving through a suburban shopping area, past the dry cleaners and the insurance office, and you think to yourself, “Well, this is where romance goes to die”?
These 6 Creepy Spots In Wisconsin Will Give You Serious Goosebumps
Looking for creepy spots in Wisconsin that might make your hair stand on end?. These 6 haunted places offer spooky stories and spine-tingling experiences!. 1. The Pfister Hotel (Milwaukee) This fancy hotel in downtown Milwaukee has been giving guests the shivers for a long time. The building stands tall and...
Mother hopes new FDA drug approval can save her son from fatal disease
A New Berlin mother is hoping the FDA approves a new drug from Denali to save her kindergarten-aged son from a fatal disease called Hunter Syndrome.
Milwaukee fatal teen shooting; man accused enters not guilty plea
MILWAUKEE - Martell Haire, the Milwaukee man accused of killing an alderman's nephew and wounding two other people in an October 2025 shooting, entered a plea of not guilty on Thursday, March 19. The court then found probable cause and bound Haire over for trial. Prosecutors charged Martell Haire, 38,...

















