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MILWAUKEE - Joniah Walker, a Milwaukee girl who had been missing since 2022, has been found safe roughly four years later, police confirmed. Surveillance video showed Walker walking near Buffum and Reservoir – a few blocks from where she lived with her mother – on June 23, 2022. Now an adult, Walker was 15 years old wh

When a stolen car rolled into Wauwatosa on Tuesday, neighbors did not just watch from the window. Police say quick 911 calls and detailed tips from residents helped officers corner the vehicle and arrest three people suspected of stealing it. According to the department, officers boxed in the stolen car...

> WisPolitics is now on the State Affairs network. Get custom keyword notifications, bill tracking and all WisPolitics content. Get the app or access via desktop. Madison, WI — Americans for Prosperity–Wisconsin (AFP-WI) and The LIBRE Initiative enjoyed a successful, patriotic bash at their Liberty on Tap: Red, White &

MILWAUKEE - Four people were injured Monday, June 29, in a multi-vehicle crash in Milwaukee. The crash happened near 40th and Douglas. FOX6 News had a crew on the scene around 3 p.m. The Milwaukee Fire Department said all four people were taken to the hospital. Hazmat crews were also...

RACINE, Wis. (CBS 58) -- Sherrie Tussler is well-known for her work leading Hunger Task Force in Milwaukee. It's a job she did for nearly 30 years. . Tussler retired in 2024. But as we found, it didn't stick. She retired to Racine, but when she found out the city didn't...

American barbecue is rooted in the South, in the culture of Black Americans who learned the art through practice, dedication and intuition. Although Milwaukee doesn’t have a specific BBQ style, we have something that still stands tall – a blending of traditions that celebrate the mysterious, transformative power of smo

Vivent Health is celebrating 40 years of providing HIV care in Wisconsin. Formerly known as the AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin (ARCW), Vivent has been supporting patients since the very beginning of the AIDS epidemic. When the epidemic began, the disease had no treatment. Stigma resulted in discrimination and preven

MILWAUKEE - Doctors and pharmacists are warning that extreme heat can be especially dangerous for people who take daily medication. Ascension Wisconsin ER doctors said some prescriptions can make it harder for the body to stay hydrated or regulate its internal temperature during dangerous heat. Christopher Ford, an eme

There is a corner in the Milwaukee area where the smell of slow-cooked pork and crispy potato pancakes drifts out onto the sidewalk, and the building itself looks like it has a hundred stories to tell. Some restaurants age gracefully, but a rare few actually get better with time, earning a loyal following that spans mu

Michigan family restored their 48-star WWII-era flag in time to fly it at their lake house this Fourth of July.