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Orientation Week Family Mass, Aug. 21
The annual New Student, Transfer Student and Family Mass is on Wednesday, Aug. 21, at 6 p.m. in the Church of the Gesu. Each year, the Marquette community gathers to celebrate with our new first-year and transfer students and their families, invoking God’s blessings for the new academic year and their transition to campus. All are invited to attend.
MKE Music Premiere: A poppy pep talk from Half Moon HideAway
Every week, Milwaukee Music Premiere connects the city’s artists with our listening audience. If you’re an artist with a track you’d like us to debut exclusively on Radio Milwaukee, head over to our Music Submission page to learn how. Sunny and upbeat. These are the adjectives you...
Summer brain to school brain: How to make the transition easier
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- The transformation from summer to school starts soon. To help make that transition a little easier, our friend Judy Cohen with Lakeside Educational Services joined CBS 58 Thursday morning, Aug. 15 to share more on how to get students prepared.
Jim Morrison offers trusted experience at West Bend Lakes Golf Club
Morrison grew up in the Kenosha area. A graduate of Mary D. Bradford High School (now Bradford High School) he swung a club for the Red Devils. It was a love of the game that led Morrison on a path of 55 years of golf. “I said when I was in junior high, I wanted to be a golf pro,” he said. “I just enjoyed it. When I wasn’t playing, I was searching for balls on the course, I just enjoy being outside with the serenity.”
Longtime Milwaukee radio host Ian McCain dies at 54
Longtime Milwaukee radio host Ian McCain died Monday after a brief illness. He was 54. McCain, whose legal name is Justin Cooper, worked for the Milwaukee Radio Alliance for 11 years. He was a digital program director for the MRA's stations, WLUM-FM, WLDB-FM and WZTI-FM. He also was an on-air host at WLUM-FM,...
Manufacturer Raises Record Total at Memorial Golf Event
Alto-Shaam raised a record total at its latest memorial golf event held in support of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, and in memory of its founder, Jerry Maahs, who passed away from non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma in 2006. The event, held at Ironwood golf course in Sussex, Wis., welcomed 208 golfers...
Lesli Boese's victory clears way for her to be next Waukesha County District Attorney
Waukesha County voters cleared the way for Leslie Boese to be its next district attorney following her victory in the Aug. 13 partisan primary. Boese will now be the lone candidate on the ballot for the Nov. 5 general election, as Boese and fellow Republican Mike Thurston were the only ones vying for...
Suspect in baby monitor, Lego theft from Brookfield Kohl's sought by police
BROOKFIELD, Wis. — Brookfield police are asking for help locating a suspect who allegedly took a baby monitor and Lego sets from a Kohl's store at 2315 N. 124th St. in Brookfield. According to police, on Aug. 11 the suspect removed a theft detection device from the baby monitor...
Lincoln Hills consent decree at middle of statehouse fight
(The Center Square) – Just days after a Republican lawmaker said Wisconsin’s prison managers have lost control of the youth prison at Lincoln Hills, there is now an effort to end the facility’s federal consent decree. More than a dozen Republicans in both the State Senate and State Assembly signed a letter last week to the head of the state’s Department of Corrections, asking him to go to court and “revisit” the decree that limits guards and the Lincoln Hills facility. ...
Report: Wisconsin state park use remains high since COVID-19 pandemic boom
When businesses shuttered and schools went remote during the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, Wisconsin residents flocked to parks and nature trails across the state. Now, a new report from the Wisconsin Policy Forum found that Wisconsinites are still using state parks at higher rates than before the start of the pandemic. The report found there were 518,848 state park sticker sales recorded in 2023, up from 346,491 in 2019 — a nearly 50 percent increase.
Wisconsin town of Eureka sued over large farm regulations
After notifying a northwest Wisconsin town last October of their intent to challenge a local ordinance that regulates livestock farming, two residents last week made good on their promise. Ben and Jenny Binversie, represented by the legal arm of the state’s largest business and manufacturing lobby, Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce, are asking a circuit court judge to strike down the rules in the Polk County town of Eureka. A ruling...
Battleground: Choices are now set for Fox Valley voters ahead of the Nov. 5 election
APPLETON — The lines are drawn and the choices are set for the Nov. 5 election after Tuesday's primary. In Wisconsin's 8th Congressional District, De Pere Democrat Kristin Lyerly, an OB-GYN physician, will battle De Pere Republican Tony Wied, a former gas station owner, in what surely will be a lively three-month campaign period. In...
After Wisconsin dams failed in a massive storm, 23 could be decommissioned. What to know.
VIROQUA - Local officials in a flood-prone pocket of Wisconsin's Driftless region are weighing whether to take 23 flood control dams out of service. In August 2018, five of the dams failed during a massive rainstorm, sending a deluge of water gushing through the valleys. A study of other dams in the...
As school nears, Wisconsin health agencies seek to boost vaccine rates
With the start of the school year approaching, parents will have more opportunities to get their children vaccinated as the local public health agency seeks to boost school immunization rates through more vaccine clinics. Morgan Finke, spokeswoman for Public Health Madison & Dane County, said the agency increased the total...
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