Milwaukee WI

The city of Muskego is asking voters to approve a $5.9 million referendum to replace its volunteer fire department with a full-time department and add five new police officer positions.

(The Center Square) – For the second time in a month, a Wisconsin judge has ruled that Milwaukee County’s carve-out from contributing to the state’s Common School Fund is unconstitutional. This time, however, the ruling was not a mistake. The state’s most recent budget included an exception that allowed Milwaukee Count

A Contact 6 investigation found that several Milwaukee houses advertised for rent on a TikTok page were fraudulent listings.

MILWAUKEE - She started her life in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, or NICU, at Ascension St. Joseph. Now, she works there, helping families in a similar situation. Before she ever cared for a tiny patient at Ascension St. Joseph's NICU, Megan White was one. She was born at 29 weeks and weighed 2 pounds, 8 ounces.

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Contractors are starting the demolition process after part of a 101-year-old building collapsed Monday night, Aug. 31, in Milwaukee's Harbor District. An emergency raze order was filed for a section of the National Warehouse Corporation Building on Bruce and Water Street after the exterior wall fi

Wisconsin governmental immunity laws provide agencies and employees strong protections from civil litigation, while capping damages at $50,000.

MILWAUKEE - The second of two Milwaukee teens charged as adults with shooting and killing a man who asked for a ride during a spring rainstorm is headed to trial. A court commissioner bound 15-year-old Stallone Dailey over for trial on charges of felony murder, operating a motor vehicle without consent, and arson of a

Sneakers, sports cards, and haircuts all come together under one roof in Franklin. Brian Kramp is with the brothers behind a unique collection of businesses built around the things they love.

Irish Cottage of Franklin LLC has filed a lawsuit challenging the City of Franklin’s decision to suspend the establishment’s license, according to court records.

Earlier this summer, I talked to the owners of Wela – the modern Thai restaurant that is going to bring life back to 217 N. Broadway, where Bavette lived the latter part of its life before its closure in January. They were eager, understandably, to debut their new concept. This week, they came one step closer, announci