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SOUTHEAST WISCONSIN (CBS 58) -- We've had some hectic weather as storms and tornado warnings hit Southeast Wisconsin Tuesday night, Aug. 18. In one Sussex neighborhood just south of Good Hope Road, a long stretch of trees is down. We spoke with a family nearby who was inside when the storm hit earlier.

Https://wispolicyforum.org/research/mixed-trends-for-wisconsins-homeless-population/. Walk down Washington Street or drive through Marathon County on a crisp evening, and it is easy to assume that homelessness is primarily a big-city issue confined to Milwaukee or Madison. But housing instability does not stop at count

A 52-year-old Lomira man has died from injuries suffered when his motorcycle struck a wall at Milwaukee's Zoo Interchange, days after his family made the decision to donate his organs. Michael J. Peterson was riding with a passenger through the interchange on July 15 when he lost control, and neither he nor his passeng

Storms rolled through the greater Milwaukee area Tuesday night toppling several trees and leaving tens of thousands without power following the storm.

MILWAUKEE - Severe storms swept through southeastern Wisconsin on Tuesday, Aug. 18, leaving a trail of damage across the area. The We Energies outage map on Wednesday morning showed more than 26,000 customers were without power after thunderstorms rolled across the area Tuesday. Storm damage. What we know:. FOX6 News..

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Home sales have fallen to their lowest level this year, which may mean home owners are trying to set themselves apart in order to catch new buyer's eyes. There's one home in Bay View that set themselves up to sparkle, known as the 'Pink Diamond' home. Located south of Humboldt Park on E. Euclid Av

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Milwaukee’s downtown dogs are getting their own version of happy hour Thursday, Aug. 20 with a free lick mat open bar among the activities planned for Yappy Hour at the downtown Milwaukee Dog Park. The event runs from 4 to 6 p.m. and will feature...

The U.S. Department of Education is investigating whether Milwaukee Public Schools uses race as a factor when considering disciplining students. The investigation comes as the department on Tuesday issued new guidance to educational institutions. The department argues that using race as a factor when disciplining is a

The Milwaukee Police Department says a new internal audit is helping identify potentially suspicious searches in the city’s Flock license plate reader system after two members of the department were criminally charged with misusing the technology. James Lewis, the Milwaukee Police Department’s Risk Manager joined Wisco

Milwaukee's Black Culture Fest returns to American Family Field this Friday, transforming the Terrace Level outside Section 407 into a marketplace of Black-owned businesses, live performances and community pride before the Brewers take on the Atlanta Braves. The celebration kicks off at 1:30 p.m., a little over an hour