Milwaukee WI

Strong overnight storms knocked down trees, pulled down power lines and left thousands of Milwaukee residents without power on a hot summer day.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. (WISN/WBAY) - Powerful storms swept through the southern portion of southeastern Wisconsin on Friday afternoon as the holiday weekend began, toppling trees and power lines, blocking roads and leaving tens of thousands without electricity. The storms were also connected to a boat overturning on Geneva La

Veterans from the Civil War and more buried alongside I-94 near the Brewers stadium won’t be moved from their final resting places as the freeway expands. Milwaukee’s east-west interstate that bisects Wood National Cemetery has long been a source of contention due to its proximity to the final resting place for over 39

BROOKFIELD — The off-ramp to Moorland Road on eastbound I-94 in Brookfield is closed due to pavement buckling in the extreme heat. The ramp was closed just before 6:30 p.m. Thursday, July 2. Authorities expect it to remain closed for at least a couple hours. Continue following TMJ4 on...

CEDARBURG, Wis. (CBS 58) - A city-wide power outage in Cedarburg left thousands of residents and businesses without electricity Thursday, creating additional challenges as temperatures climbed into the upper 90s. Among those impacted were local frozen custard shops, where the outage disrupted one of the busiest days of

Milwaukee, WI desperately needs more housing options, as the dream of finding a home feels increasingly out of reach for buyers.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. (WFRV) — The Milwaukee FBI announced on July 2, in a Facebook post, that a 37-year-old resident of Milwaukee was indicted by a federal grand jury on 16 counts. The charges included Distribution of Controlled Substances, Use of a Communication Facility to Distribute Controlled Substances, and Conspiracy

MILWAUKEE - The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources said it has been fielding multiple calls this week about dead birds on Milwaukee’s north side. Marvin Nash said he was driving near 27th and Hope on Wednesday and counted 25 dead seagulls in the road. FOX6 News spotted a half dozen dead gulls when driving around

NEW BERLIN, Wis. (CBS 58) - Severe thunderstorms moving through southeast Wisconsin have prompted the City of New Berlin to postpone its scheduled drone show. City officials announced Thursday evening that the show has been rescheduled for Friday, July 4, at 9:30 p.m. "We appreciate your understanding and look forward.

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