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The victim of a recent fatal crash is being remembered for his volunteer work at a local homeless shelter.

The Federal Trade Commission is suing to stop the largest supermarket merger in U.S. history. One of the companies involved owns grocery stores familiar to Wisconsin consumers.

The irony of our digital world is how easy it is to feel disconnected, lost to our own dilemmas and devices. This is a story about human connection in the halls of higher learning.

The attack didn't hit a pharmacy or specific insurance provider. It targeted the company that processes payments, which has caused a chain reaction.

One person is dead and there people are injured in separate shootings that happened in Milwaukee on Wednesday, Feb. 28.

An 18-year-old Milwaukee man accused of stabbing a hospital security guard pleaded not guilty on Wednesday, Feb. 28 and was bound over for trial.

Milwaukee County is on a mission to strengthen communities by investing in its parks.

Prosecutors said a drug deal gone wrong is what led up to the fatal stabbing of a 33-year-old West Bend woman earlier this month.

A 23-year-old woman from Germantown died in a crash on Wednesday night, Feb. 28, in the Town of Jackson.

It's a skill that calls for precision. With a needle and thread, you can make just about anything. Simply ask 16-year-old Kaylee Lamers.