Wisconsin’s Most Wanted: Tarone Harrell accused in garage attack
MILWAUKEE - Investigators say a Milwaukee man hid in a garage and ambushed a woman. She was left with serious injuries, and the suspect went on the run. Tarone Harrell’s latest trouble began last July. Investigators say he hid from a woman, lurking in the garage on the city’s far northwest side.
Two years later, St. Francis K-9 Bane’s legacy still leaves its pawprint
A statue, a tribute song and a foundation now carry on the legacy of retired police K-9 Bane, whose impact still reaches families and handlers across the country.
Butler garage fire; cause under investigation, no injuries reported
BROOKFIELD, Wis. - Firefighters on Monday morning, June 1, responded to the scene of a garage fire in Butler. According to the Brookfield Fire Department, crews were dispatched to the area of 127th and Hampton around 12:45 a.m. When crews arrived at the scene, they found heavy fire. No injuries...
‘I feel amazing’: Girls on the Run 5K encouraging young women
MILWAUKEE, Wis. (CBS 58) -- Sunday, 2,300 runners crossed the finish line for the Annual Girls on the Run 5K at American Family Field. "I feel amazing and proud of myself," said Rohimah Fhamsulalam, who ran the 5K. It's a race that's about more than just crossing the finish line.
New MCTS bus route changes start June 7
Starting Sunday, June 7 the Milwaukee County Transit System will launch its summer service changes. Changes include restoring mid-day service to some routes, route changes and modifications tied to street construction projects across Milwaukee County. Here is what you need to know. Mid-day service. Mid-day service is r
Red Cross Army Storms Milwaukee Blocks With Free Smoke Alarms
Dozens of American Red Cross volunteers fanned out across Milwaukee on Saturday, knocking on doors, climbing ladders and drilling into ceilings as they installed free smoke detectors, tested older alarms and walked families through home fire escape plans. The work was part of the Sound the Alarm campaign, which zeroes
Franklin music festivals spark noise complaints from residents
The Country Rising festival kicked off Friday night with Tacos and Tequila set for Saturday. Nearby residents are divided over the noise.
Milwaukee doctor on the biggest obstacles in Ebola outbreak
MILWAUKEE — A Milwaukee doctor who regularly practices medicine in Uganda says mistrust of government officials, cultural traditions and limited access to health care are among the biggest obstacles to containing the Ebola outbreak in Central Africa. Dr. Cindy Jones-Nosacek and her husband, Gary Nosacek, recently retur
‘You never think it’ll happen to your kid’: Whitefish Bay mom shares warning
A Whitefish Bay mother says her 10-year-old son rode away after a man approached and reached toward him while he biked home Saturday morning. She is now urging other families to stay vigilant.
Man charged in Greenfield Speedway shooting found incompetant to stand trial
GREENFIELD, Wis. — A man accused of shooting at a soda delivery driver at a Speedway in Greenfield was found incompetent to stand trial. The case against Anthony Martinez is suspended, after a judge said he is likely to become competent with treatment. Martinez faces felony charges of first-degree recklessly endangerin
