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The murder trial of a former Milwaukee police officer accused of killing a man three-and-a-half years ago begins Monday, Nov. 6.

Letter carriers are saying enough is enough – and demand more safety while delivering mail.

A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Monday; BNZ goes high, commodity prices lift, Westpac profit dips, TSB gets new CEO, borrowers shun floating rates, swaps stable, NZD stays up, & more

Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson on Monday, Nov. 6 will sign a reckless driving resolution.

If you feel like your grocery bill is getting pricier, you are not alone. Food banks in southeast Wisconsin are seeing more people deal with food insecurities ahead of Thanksgiving.

William Coletrane of Graham is in jail after the Alamance County Sheriff's Office arrested him for drunk driving, Friday.

Firefighters on Monday morning, Nov. 6 responded to the scene of a house fire in Fond du Lac.

Queer, clear and concise, D-L Stewart took the stage at Wilson Hall Auditorium on Thursday to discuss the role of LGBTQ+ students and faculty in universities across the United States.

One person was shot and wounded in Milwaukee Sunday night.

The Universities of Wisconsin unveiled a $32 million workforce development plan in an attempt to recover funds that were cut by the Republican-controlled Legislature earlier this year.