Collection barrels aiming to support federal workers impacted by government shutdown at Milwaukee Mitchell...
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- As federal employees continue to work without paychecks during the government shutdown, the team at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport is stepping up. The team at MKE has placed collection barrels in the airport. These barrels allow employees and the public to donate essential items such...
3 charged in connection to deadly shooting outside Fryerz restaurant
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Three people are facing criminal charges in connection to the homicide of 34-year-old Darien Ballard. Among those charged are Ezzard Diggins, Aniya Duvall-Wilks, and Ryan Moore Jr. Records show Diggins and Moore Jr. each face one first-degree reckless homicide charge as a party to a crime....
SNAP benefits at risk as shutdown enters 3rd week; Wisconsin pantries brace
MILWAUKEE - As the government shutdown drags into its third week, millions of Americans who rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) face growing uncertainty about how they will put food on the table next month. What we know:. The U.S. Department of Agriculture sent letters to states warning...
Ex-Milwaukee City Attorney Tearman Spencer faces new charges
MILWAUKEE - There are new felony charges against Milwaukee’s embattled former elected city attorney. Tearman Spencer was about to go to trial for other allegations of misconduct in office. These new charges could land Tearman Spencer in prison for 29 years if he's convicted. Prosecutors say this time, the...
Massive Job Cuts at Molson Coors
Major Wisconsin employer Molson Coors Beverage Company said Monday that it will reorganize its Americas business unit, eliminating around 400 salaried positions — roughly nine percent of the region’s salaried workforce — by the end of 2025. The company said the restructuring is part of a broader...
No Kings II — Love Makes us Great
Nearly 20,000 Milwaukeeans poured into Cathedral Square Saturday morning for the second No Kings demonstration this year. The scene was akin to a summer street festival, tents and tables lining the perimeter of the park, live music echoing down the corridors of the Lower East Side, and a dense crowd cheering in...
Opioid treatment program opens first clinic on Milwaukee’s South Side
When patients struggling with opioid addiction walk into the newly opened Community Medical Services (CMS) clinic on Milwaukee’s South Side, “we want them to feel that this is a space for healing and growth,” said Amanda Maria De Leon, regional community impact manager for CMS. The clinic provides therapy and...
Milwaukee residents call for action
Milwaukee south side residents say safety and security remain daily struggles in their neighborhoods, and they are calling on city leaders to step up.
‘It’s our money’: Milwaukee family disputes $200K fee delay at St. Camillus
MILWAUKEE - The transition into senior living can be costly. It also requires careful planning. There are campuses to tour, contracts to read and checks to write. One family discovered how the best-laid plans can go astray. The plan. What we know:. Debbie Ricciardi says it took convincing to get...
Your Office is Milwaukee’s newest dive bar that serves brats for breakfast
MILWAUKEE - Attention fans of dive bars, there’s a new downtown Milwaukee watering hole that claims to be the best and a "bar where suits and sweatshirts can sit side by side." Brian Kramp is at Your Office (763 N Milwaukee Street) where "the drinks are strong, the food...
