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A U.S. Army private and Racine native who ran across the North Korean border is back in U.S. custody.

Wisconsin's Latino veterans were honored at the Milwaukee War Memorial Center Wednesday.

Menomonee Falls police are looking for a woman they say stole hundreds of dollars worth of liquor from Woodman's.

Milwaukee striking UAW workers said they'd be out on the picket line for 12 hours a day, five days a week until an agreement is reached. On Monday, the fourth day of the strike, neighbors spoke out in support of the striking workers.

The Wisconsin state Senate's chief clerk has resigned in the face of an undisclosed allegation, the chamber's top Republican announced on Monday, Sept. 25.

Public housing residents in Milwaukee are one step closer to getting help from the city after they say their complaints have fallen on deaf ears.

Milwaukee's Helping Hands adult family home on Sunset Drive will close following abuse accusations and criminal charges.

Milwaukee's murder victims were honored Monday, the National Day of Remembrance for Murder Victims.

Waukesha's Donnie Boy's Tap was shut down by building inspectors who called it dangerous and unfit for human habitation. Tenants in the building were kicked out of their apartments.

Milwaukee police are looking for persons of interest after shots were fired during the Milwaukee Lutheran High School homecoming football game vs. Pius XI Friday night.