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'Diversity, equity and inclusion' has been the center of a funding fight between the state legislature and the Universities of Wisconsin, and you might be wondering what exactly the DEI division does on campus.

Didion Milling in Cambria has agreed to pay an additional $1.8 million in penalties after a corn dust explosion that killed five workers and injured more than a dozen others at its Cambria plant in 2017.

Milwaukee police need your help identifying a suspect wanted in a burglary that happened on Saturday, Dec. 9.

Five people were displaced after a Sheboygan house fire Tuesday near 17th and Georgia. No one was hurt.

A Milwaukee man is accused of driving on a revoked license in a Dec. 8 crash that killed Beatrice Johnson. Police said it was caught on camera.

Waukesha police arrested a man on Tuesday, Dec. 12 after a lengthy police chase that made its way through several counties in southeast Wisconsin.

The South Milwaukee Police Department is adding a K-9 unit after decades without one. Rocket is the newest member of the force.

Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson nominated three people to serve on the Fire and Police Commission (FPC) on Tuesday, Dec. 12.

Former Milwaukee Police Officer James Nowak will be laid to rest Wednesday. The MPD Wellness Team is ready to help officers deal with the loss.

A Milwaukee man charged with homicide in the shooting of 15-year-old Raul Rios pleaded not guilty and was bound over for trial Tuesday, Dec. 12.