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Mega Millions for Friday, Aug. 23, 2024, is a $535 million jackpot. Check your numbers!
Did Mega Millions make you a millionaire overnight? After no one matched all five numbers plus the Mega Ball in the Tuesday, Aug. 20 drawing, the grand prize climbed to $535 million for Friday, Aug. 23. ...
Wisconsin Goodwill Stores Will NOT Accept These 50 Items
Are you doing some fall cleaning before winter hits? I know I have been doing so and that comes with a lot of purging and donating. To be honest, I thought that stores like Goodwill accepted anything and everything but I recently learned that wasn't true!. That's why, if you're...
Physical 3-star Wisconsin football recruit shows how he'll fit at safety
MUSKEGO — The season opener for Neenah and Muskego mixed a picturesque sunset and mild late-summer temperatures with a physical affair that, thanks to a University of Wisconsin football commit, looked on the verge of an upset for nearly three quarters. Grant Dean, the three-star recruit from Neenah who...
Meteor seen over Wisconsin on Friday
According to the American Meteor Society, over 70 reports came in from across parts of Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota and Illinois of a meteor seen early Friday morning. Based on reports, the fireball was estimated to of had a path starting east of Augusta in Eau Claire county, travelled southeast and burned up northeast of Tomah in Monroe county. Seen as far north as Perham, Minnesota, and as far south as Talbott, Illinois, the fireball entered the atmosphere between 6:10 and 6:15am local time. The American Meteor Society will take any reports if you have any at amsmeteors.org.
Soccer Rallies Late, Earns 2-1 Win Over Milwaukee
It would be tough to script a more thrilling way to open the 2024 home campaign for Valpo soccer than what took place on Brown Field Sunday, as trailing 1-0 through 70 minutes, the Beacons found the back of the net twice late to reverse the result and pull out a 2-1 victory over visiting Milwaukee.
‘Fired Into the Air’: Gun-Toting Milwaukee Woman Accused of Hunting Down and Shooting Teen In Broad Daylight for Attempted Car Theft
In a case of vigilante justice gone wrong, a 22-year-old Milwaukee woman is accused of gunning down a teenage boy she suspected of breaking into […] ‘Fired Into the Air’: Gun-Toting Milwaukee Woman Accused of Hunting Down and Shooting Teen In Broad Daylight for Attempted Car Theft
Wisconsin's Most Wanted: Francisco Hernandez-Rodriguez wanted for shooting
MILWAUKEE - A car crash that turned into a shooting investigation more than 2,000 miles away is being connected to a man who may be hiding in Milwaukee. U.S. Marshals have been looking for the person they say killed someone in Puerto Rico in November 2021. "He has taken active...
47th and Clarke shooting; Milwaukee man charged, 2 wounded
MILWAUKEE - A Milwaukee man is accused of shooting and wounding two people on the city's north side in June. Prosecutors charged 19-year-old Darqureous Word with two counts of first-degree recklessly endangering safety. The shooting happened near 47th and Clarke on June 26. According to a criminal complaint, police found...
Slow Roll in Milwaukee celebrates biking, honors Chris Kegel
MILWAUKEE - The high heat didn’t stop around 1,000 bike riders from pedaling along Milwaukee’s lakefront today, and the pace was a little slower. "Today is a perfect day for a bike ride because it’s nice and sunny," said Amelia Kegel, Owner of Wheel & Sprocket. With...
WTMJ Conversations: Twin Authors Leena and Leean Le Talk About the Horrors of Frank Nitty’s March to Washington
In the summer of 2020, twins Leena and Leean Le joined Milwaukee activist Frank Nitty’s march to Washington. What they experienced over those 24 days would change the course of their lives forever. Today, they sit down with WTMJ’s Libby Collins to talk about how they became involved with the march, the cult-like atmosphere that developed as they walked across the country, and the way that summer affects their lives to this day. All this and much more on this suspenseful edition of WTMJ Conversations! Listen in the player above.
Green roofs on UWM campus provide habitats for pollinators such as bees, butterflies
MILWAUKEE — People might not notice from the ground, but the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee has been harnessing the power of green roofs for years, particularly on the roof of the Golda Meir Library. Lindsay Frost, the sustainability operations manager at UWM, walked WISN 12 News through the 50,000-square-foot green...
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