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Published 03 Sep 2026

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What to know about Wisconsin's measles outbreak and how to protect yourself

A year after Milwaukee’s historic floods, officials are trying to prepare for the next big storm

Residents say We Energies proposed rate hike too much to bear

MPS cancels second day of school due to heat

Milwaukee's Veggie Chop Shop uses farmers' excess produce to feed those in need

MPS goes back to school Tuesday. Here's the latest on teacher vacancies, new school projects

'We can make something new': One Milwaukee teacher's yearlong recovery from 2025 floods

Community organizer reflects on activist efforts one year after historic flooding

Local volunteers celebrate restoration of monarch butterfly habitat in Wauwatosa

She fled El Salvador and built a life in Milwaukee. Then, Trump’s immigration crackdown began

'Train Travel Queen' Sojourner White shares train journeys around the world

How could proposed deregulation of Head Start childcare impact WI immigrant families?

Changes to SNAP requirements cause millions of people to lose benefits

Cardboard sculptures tell Wisconsin artist's family story

Feds to probe whether Milwaukee Public Schools considers race in student discipline

The Milwaukee block that keeps getting flooded and one family's struggle to stay dry

Three families lost loved ones after Milwaukee's historic 2025 floods

MMSD committee recommends Jacobs replace Veolia as wastewater treatment contractor

One year after Milwaukee floods, a neighborhood cleanup leader reflects

With Lake Michigan shoreline access in court, Geneva Lake provides example of public access

Milwaukee honors radio host Homer Blow for using his decades-long career to serve the community

What to know about the Wisconsin airline that has a billion-dollar contract with ICE

Milwaukee scientist teams up with USA Triathlon to monitor lake temperature

Two music lovers head to Eaux Claires festival for the first time

MMSD accelerates efforts to absorb more stormwater after August 2025 floods

A Madison office focused on police accountability is investigating Corey Ruiz's death

Democratic candidates for Wisconsin governor debate in Milwaukee

'I cannot stress just how devastating': Tornado rips through Wisconsin's Fox Cities

Wisconsin ranks 8th in the nation for 2026 State of the States Report

Milwaukee man creates app to track air quality following wildfire smoke

What Wisconsin voters should know ahead of the Aug. 11 partisan primary

Wisconsin doctor shares what to know about cyclospora

Public input important to Veterans Park lagoon restoration

How to stay healthy when wildfire smoke worsens air quality

What would it mean to 'defund' or 'abolish' the police? Here's what Milwaukee organizers say

New report on last year's historic Milwaukee floods shows financial aftermath and status of cleanup

Their Milwaukee school burned down. Between nightmares, there's hope for the future

What to know about "oppo" or oppositional research

Hazardous air quality blankets southeastern Wisconsin

An immigrant rights activist's take at ICE Out MKE vigil

Milwaukee food pantries report 50% uptick in visitors. How does hunger impact kids?

Audit of Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District and contractor Veolia moves forward

Vice President JD Vance promotes anti-fraud agenda during Milwaukee visit, drawing supporters and protesters

Milwaukee’s Cherry Street Community Garden works to inspire next generation of gardeners

What experts are saying about ICE tactics during recent surge of arrests in Milwaukee

Former Milwaukee County judge Hannah Dugan fined $5,000 in ICE obstruction case

Milwaukee youth gain practical life skills & mentorship at Handyman Academy

Move over, campfire songs! This Milwaukee area summer camp features welding, soldering

Why is Wisconsin home to so many Revolutionary War artifacts?

At America's 250th, remembering early Black history in the U.S.