Milwaukee WI

For over thirty years, the heart of Irish culture in Milwaukee has been at the Irish Cultural and Heritage Center (ICHC). Less than a mile west of Marquette’s campus, the ICHC holds great significance to the city. Constructed in 1887, the center used to be the Grand Avenue Congregational...

Tajammul "TJ" Syed has watched customers walk into his Oak Creek vape shops, ask if he's closing, then leave empty-handed. Those customers are looking for vapes and products now banned.

NEW BERLIN, Wis. - New Berlin and Brookfield police are asking for the public's help to locate 42-year-old Joseph Levenhagen, a man suspected in several burglaries. Officials say Levenhagen is a suspect in several residential burglaries which occurred in New Berlin and Brookfield in early 2025. Levenhagen has active...

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers issues executive order protecting COVID vaccine access after federal restrictions confused pharmacists and limited eligibility.

Craving simple, amazing comfort food at honest Wisconsin restaurants without all the fancy fuss?. These 7 no-frills eateries serve up outrageously delicious meals that will satisfy your comfort food cravings without emptying your wallet!. 1. Frank’s Diner (Kenosha) Frank’s Diner isn’t just a restaurant – it’s a piece...

GREENDALE (CBS 58)--This Saturday, you can learn everything you wanted to know about police dogs and support them too. It's called "Back The K9 Unit." It takes place from 11 AM until 1 PM at Greendale Gazebo Park. Auntie Jennie's Barkery is putting on the event.

In celebration of National Recovery Month, The Phoenix and Marquette Recovery are hosting Milwaukee's "Largest Sober Tailgate" before Tuesday's Brewers game against the Angels.

Nearly five years after her husband was fatally shot along Interstate 43, a widow continues her desperate plea for justice as authorities remain without a suspect in the unsolved murder.

Charlie Booker thought her parking ticket was a mistake, but her experience reveals important information that could help other disabled permit holders avoid similar situations.

This story is part of Public Square, an occasional photography series highlighting how Wisconsin residents connect with their communities. To suggest someone in your community for us to feature, email Joe Timmerman at [email protected]. Aboard Amtrak’s Hiawatha service, quiet conversations complement the...