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Milwaukee police have located a woman, 60s, reported critically missing early this morning
The Milwaukee Police Department has found a woman reported critically missing early this morning. The woman, reported to be about 60 years old and from Chicago, was located later in the morning, police say. She had been last seen using the Milwaukee County Transit Bus System, west on State Street from North 12th...
Milwaukee’s food programs see a rise in demand
Milwaukeeans’ need for food resources continues to rise. Food insecurity peaked in 2020 during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic but declined with the help of financial support programs. Now that those programs are ending, service providers are seeing an increase in those in need. “Someone pointed out to...
AUDIO: Rhett Repko – “How Cold”
Rhett Repko has unveiled his latest release, “How Cold,” showcasing his versatile and guitar-driven sound. With a diverse discography that has captured global chart success and earned him television spots, Repko continues to expand his fanbase. The artist’s collaboration with industry professionals and past U.S. tours reflect his dedication to his craft. “How Cold” is the latest addition to Rhett Repko’s dynamic musical journey.
Republican state Assembly candidate facing criminal charge stemming from April election
A Republican running for a south side Assembly seat is facing a criminal charge of making a false statement against his opponent in a Milwaukee Common Council race in April. The complaint filed Thursday in Milwaukee County Circuit Court accuses Ryan Antczak, 50, of Milwaukee of knowingly making a false statement about the record of Ald. JoCasta Zamarripa in a flyer he continued to distribute ahead of the April 2 election — even after he had...
A 55-story tower would be Milwaukee's tallest building. Here are downtown's other skyscrapers
If it's built − and that's a pretty big "if" − a 55-story apartment tower tentatively proposed for downtown Milwaukee would be Wisconsin's tallest building. How tall are downtown's other skyscrapers? ...
This South Milwaukee facility could transition from indoor soccer to a pickleball club
South Milwaukee may soon offer indoor pickleball. The owners of South Side Soccer, 305 N. Chicago Ave. converted a former AMF bowling alley into an indoor soccer facility for kids a few years ago. ...
What to know about Milwaukee Mile IndyCar weekend tickets, schedule, autographs, infield access
It’s been nine years since Indy cars last raced at the historic Milwaukee Mile. The Milwaukee Hy-Vee 250s on Saturday and Sunday of Labor Day weekend will mark their return with the doubleheader promoted by State Fair Park with help from IndyCar. The races will take on extra significance as the third- and...
A large New Berlin site sells for $11 million. The buyer is an apartment developer
A large New Berlin parcel has been sold for $11 million to the affiliate of an apartment development firm. The 34-acre site, east of South Moorland Road and south of West Greenfield Avenue, was sold to MGP New Berlin LLC, according to a new deed posted online by the Wisconsin Department of Revenue....
Doctors warn of potential health risks following multiple days of high temps
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Another dangerously hot, humid day comes with a warning for Southeast Wisconsin. Doctors say with multiple hot days in a row, there can be a cumulative effect on the body. "If you have multiple hot days in a row and you're not taking the precautionary steps...
Umpire CB Bucknor's horrific bases loaded call screwed Brewers in Sunday loss to A's
After a disappointing series loss at the hands of the Cardinals, the Brewers had an opportunity to get back in the win column over this past weekend, as they took two out of three from the A's. The two clubs met up for the final time before the A's leave Oakland for good, so the series had a bit of historical significance to it as well.
After complaints of blocked sidewalks and bike lanes, e-scooter company rolls out new parking rules
One of the two electric scooter companies operating in Milwaukee has launched a new initiative to get riders to park their scooters properly after a series of residents' complaints. Lime rolled out its "Parking Blitz" plan on Monday, which will introduce mandatory parking zones in high-traffic areas such as the Historic Third Ward,...
Stolen vehicle crashes into bus in Milwaukee; teen arrested
MILWAUKEE - A teenager was arrested after crashing a stolen vehicle into a bus in Milwaukee on Monday, Aug. 26. According to Milwaukee police, at about 7 a.m., a vehicle crashed into a legally-parked bus near 9th and Lincoln. The vehicle was determined to be a stolen vehicle. The driver...
Brewers magic number: Counting down to Milwaukee's possible playoff berth
The Milwaukee Brewers might've failed to finish off a sweep in Oakland this past weekend, but they did win two out of three to get to 20 games over the .500 mark. At 75-55, the Brewers now hold a commanding 10.0 game lead in the NL Central. They've been one...
Excessive heat warnings, heat advisories in effect Tuesday for Southeast Wisconsin
MILWAUKEE — Monday was hot, but Tuesday will be worse -- if you don't like heat and humidity. An excessive heat warning is in effect for Dodge, Jefferson, Kenosha, Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Racine, Walworth, Washington and Waukesha counties from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday. Heat indices of 100 to...
Slinger girls tennis wins Washington County Invitational | By Natalie Stuettgen
August 26, 2024 – The Slinger Owls girls tennis team had a very successful day at the Washington County Invitational over the weekend. Number 1 singles, Rachel Olafsson, No. 3 doubles, Aubree Leis and Alicia Wheeler, and No. 4 singles, Natalie Stuettgen, all finished first in their separate brackets bringing home four gold medals for the team.
Potawatomi Tribe becomes first in Wisconsin to win self-governance in transportation needs
The Forest County Potawatomi Community just became the first tribe in Wisconsin and the fourth tribe in the country to win autonomy in deciding its transportation needs. Tribal officials signed the Tribal Transportation Self-Governance Program compact with the U.S. Department of Transportation this month at the Potawatomi Hotel and Casino in Milwaukee. ...
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