Milwaukee Bucks, Wisconsin Herd donate to Menasha tornado victims
MENASHA, Wis. (WFRV) – Despite all of the devastating damage, local communities across Wisconsin have banded together to support victims of the July 27 tornado that impacted the Fox Valley area—including national sports teams. On Tuesday, the Milwaukee Bucks and the Wisconsin Herd made a donation of supplies to those w
Eight Beer Events Brewing in Milwaukee This Week: Aug. 12-15
Bring a t-shirt to Component Brewing (2018 S. First St.) and liven it up by adding a patch or two. EMND is bringing their apparel expertise to a workshop that shows you how to sew patches on whatever shirt you bring. Tickets are $10 at EMND or Component or $15 online.
Brookfield Kohl’s retail theft; police seek public’s help
BROOKFIELD, Wis. - Brookfield police are asking for help identifying a suspect accused of stealing from a Kohl's store. The Brookfield Police Department said the theft happened on June 28, around 6:45 p.m. at the Kohl's store on 124th Street. Police said an unidentified suspect stole $112.50 worth of merchandise.
One year after Milwaukee floods, a neighborhood cleanup leader reflects
Last year, while a lot of Milwaukee was under water from a 1,000-year flood, a group of men hit the streets to help. They unclogged city drains and helped neighbors drain their basements and backyards. They did it all for free. For the one-year anniversary of the flooding, WUWM’s Jimmy...
Milwaukee leaders hold ribbon-cutting ceremony for 2 new Catholic schools
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Milwaukee is introducing two new Catholic grade schools for the first time in nearly 60 years. To celebrate, local leaders gathered at St. Rafael the Archangel School for a ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday, Aug. 11. St. Rafael the Archangel School and Prince of Peace School will open...
After Missing Dad and Toddler Were Found on City Bus About 60 Miles from...
Authorities shared details about the disappearance and eventual discovery of Todd Sabatini and his son Theo
Polling locations in South Milwaukee, Cudahy report separate tech issues
A voting tabulator malfunction at a South Milwaukee polling location Tuesday morning temporarily disrupted ballot scanning, but voting continued using backup procedures, according to city officials.
Marquette Student Flees Out Window as Intruder With Prior Robbery Sits Inside
A Marquette University student says she woke up to pounding on her bedroom door before dawn earlier this month, only to hear her roommate shout that someone had broken into their apartment. The two climbed out a window to escape while the intruder remained inside, and Marquette University police arrested him within min
Missing Milwaukee Teen Senciere Adams Found Safe Hours After Alert
A 14-year-old boy who vanished from Milwaukee's Washington Heights neighborhood was found safe just hours after police put out an urgent public plea for help finding him. Senciere Adams was last seen around 2:05 p.m. Monday near North 47th Street and West Lloyd Street before he was reported critically missing, setting
Milwaukee shooting Tuesday, 1 wounded near 27th and Clarke
MILWAUKEE - One person was injured in a shooting in Milwaukee on Tuesday afternoon, Aug. 11. According to the Milwaukee Police Department, at about 3:30 p.m. a 32-year-old was shot in the area of 27th and Clarke. The shooting victim was taken to a hospital for treatment of non-fatal injuries.

















