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Today partly sunny, breezy and cold. High 28 wind w 1020 mph tonight mostly cloudy, breezy and cold. Wind chills in the single digits. Low 19 wind w 515 mph church catches fire. Leaving the sanctuary seriously damaged morning at 12th and brown. Our Deandra Corinthios is has more on the investigation. This happened at all saints Fellowship Christian Church. There were no injuries. But part of the roof is gone. When our crew arrived on scene firefighters were on top of the building. Hosing down th...

Another dreary fall day with scattered rain showers, gusty winds and highs remaining in the lower 60s. A ne wind will gust to 25 mph, and we could see a little sunshine by Late Afternoon. Tonight is partly cloudy, breezy and chilly with lows in the 50s. Decision 2016. Fresh off his debate with rival hillary clinton, donald trump will stop in wisconsin tonight. The republican president ial nominee will president ial nominee will hold a rally at the Waukesha County expo center. It starts at six pm...

Raise awareness about the citys Home Visiting programs. Theyll be up as posters around the city. As well as on some transit shelters. In the home visitation programs. Milwaukee Health Department workers for free regularly check in on expecting families. They serve about 450 of them each year. Linking up expecting moms and dads with health services. Educational materials about child development. And helping them through the pregnancy process. In some cases. Those visits continue until a child is ...

Turkey has rejected an appeal to free pastor brunson as they ramp up pressure on one another. The state department saying pressure wont stop until all the americans being held in that nation are sent home. Weve been very clear with turkey about our expectations and desire to have our people brought home. Pastor brunson gets the bulk of the attention in the news and from a lot of folks. But it is just as important to us to have the nasa scientist brought home as well as our three locally employed...

Editor’s Note: This story is part of an ongoing weekly series, Our People, which focuses on the community members who make Douglas County unique. If you know somebody who would