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Let's taco 'bout: Birrieria La Tia Juana
Taco Fest presented by Good Foods is coming up on Sept. 14 at Henry Maier Festival Park at the lakefront. So, we reached out to another of our amazing taco vendors, Birrieria La Tia Juana, to get an update on what's new (and delicious). This is also a reminder to get your Taco Fest tickets while they last!
A grandmother remembers her 6-year-old grandson: 'I know God got him.'
Yvette Adams remembers her grandson, Zane McAttee-Adams, as smart and observant. She recalls being wowed by how he would tell her one plus one equals two, at age 4. She remembers when he alerted her to his younger sister Anyla Adams having a plastic bottle cap in her mouth, perhaps saving...
Oscar’s Frozen Custard in Franklin; celebrating 40th anniversary
Back in 1984 when Oscar’s Frozen Custard opened in West Allis, our area was already known for being a mecca for the creamy frozen dessert, but a new family wanted to get in the action. Brian Kramp is in Franklin with the owner of Oscar’s who’s celebrating the family’s 40th year in business.
Doorbell Camera Captures Moment Cyclist Crashes Into Falling Tree
A cyclist in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, had a narrow escape during a powerful storm on Tuesday (August 27) when a large tree fell in his path. The incident, which occurred near 61st Street and Thurston Avenue, was captured on a doorbell camera. The footage shows the tree bringing down power lines and causing sparks to fly as it hits the ground.
St. Francis, Oak Creek and South Milwaukee: Here are new businesses in the south suburbs
From renovating an existing building to totally new construction or the chance to start your own podcast or media empire, there is a variety of employment available in Milwaukee's south suburbs. Here are three businesses that have done work or are doing work to increase job prospects and options for residents of the south shore: ...
Inside the FBI: Milwaukee-based Special Agent offers career & RNC insights + Wisconsin’s biggest challenges — Wisconsin’s Afternoon News
MILWAUKEE — What’s it like working for, and with the FBI? Wisconsin’s Afternoon News had an exclusive conversation with Michael Hensle, the Special Agent in Charge at the FBI – Milwaukee. In this engaging interview, Hensle delved into the details of his distinguished career and the path that led him to his current role.
Swim risk issued in Sheboygan, Milwaukee and other lakeside counties due to "life-threatening" conditions
A Swim Risk has been issued for numerous southeast Wisconsin counties today due to strong winds along Lake Michigan and waves possibly up to 5 feet high. Conditions are expected to be especially dangerous in Sheboygan County, where a High Swim Risk has been issued for county beaches from 4 p.m. to...
Public testifies on Line 5 as comment period nears end
Opposition continues to grow against the Enbridge Line 5 pipeline, after a federal judge ruled the Canadian energy company trespassed on Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa land in 2013. A coalition of faith organizations, environmental advocates, tribal communities, farmers, public health experts, business owners and residents have submitted over 150,000 public comments to […]
Military Veterans: Stop by Berkot’s Super Foods for the Monthly Veteran’s Cafe
Hospice Alliance is a nonprofit, community-based provider of hospice and supportive care management committed to supporting patients in living each day with dignity, comfort and hope. WHAT: Veterans are invited to join us at our Veteran Café held on the second Thursday of each month at Berkot’s Super Foods in...
Nearly 30K still without power in Minnesota's storm-ravaged Twin Cities region
Thousands of residents in Minnesota's Twin Cities metro area and some parts of Wisconsin still were without electricity Wednesday after severe storms hit the region, and power may not be restored for some until Thursday.
Along Wisconsin's northern shores, Line 5 continues to pit tribal culture against Big Oil
ODANAH, Wisconsin – Daniel Wiggins Jr. sipped his coffee, which he took light and sweet. The sip gave him a moment to slow the tears welling up in his eyes. It was Father’s Day, and he recalled his fondest memory in the Kakagon Sloughs, a system of wetlands on the Bad River Band...
Wisconsin High School Cancels 1st 2 Varsity Football Games
A high school in Wisconsin was forced to cancel the first two varsity football games of the season after an incident with players on the team. Player Incident Causes Wisconsin High School To Cancel Football Games. Some of my favorite memories during high school are from playing football. Our team...
Apps Open to Pitch at 2024 ESS
The Wisconsin Technology Council is seeking companies to participate in one of two pitch events at the annual Wisconsin Early Stage Symposium (ESS), taking place Nov. 13-14 at the Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center, the organization announced recently. As in previous years, the pitch opportunities are the Tech Council...
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