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Random acts of violence, theres not a lot of clues there. Crime experts say many times. These killings are hard to solve because of very little evidence or. Brian dorow there are not a lot of witnesses and sometimes you have people that will not cooporate. If you dont have a cooperating witness, you dont have anything going. You cant solve the homicide. City leaders think more more witnesses coming forward is key. As well as more officers. Officers. Ashanti hamilton this is a collective responsi...

October 23rd. And now, our forecast. And meteorologist Jeremy Nelson is in the Weather Center. Good morning. Jeremy good sunday morning. Everyone. The good news in your forecast. Milder temperatures and looking at a fantastic day ahead. Clear skies early this morning in milwaukee. Our camera, ms camera at Cathedral Square is showing the eastern horizon. No clouds. On the cool side. 42 degrees. Not much wind, a g will see a very fast temperature climbb and take them from 30s and low to mid40s acr...

October 23rd. And now, our forecast. And meteorologist Jeremy Nelson is in the Weather Center. Good morning. Jeremy good sunday morning. Everyone. The good news in your forecast. Milder temperatures and looking at a fantastic day ahead. Clear skies early this morning in milwaukee. Our camera, ms camera at Cathedral Square is showing the eastern horizon. No clouds. On the cool side. 42 degrees. Not much wind, a g will see a very fast temperature climbb and take them from 30s and low to mid40s acr...

Retiring Milwaukee Public Library director Paula Kiely reflects on how system has changed. //end headline wrapper ?> Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee “If you can read, you can do just about anything, but when you can’t, you hit a wall,” Paula Kiely says on the library system’s early outreach literacy programming. File photo by Alhaji Camara/NNS. A self-proclaimed lover of books, Paula Kiely never gave much thought to becoming a librarian and instead chose to ...

“If you can read, you can do just about anything, but when you can’t, you hit a wall,” Paula Kiely says on the library system’s early outreach literacy programming. (File photo by Alhaji Camara) A self-proclaimed lover of books, Paula Kiely never gave much thought to becoming a librarian and instead chose to pursue a fine arts degree. But a conversation with a supervisor changed that. “The lightbulb went off, and I thought, ‘I should be a librarian,’ ” Kiely said. Kiely, who ser...