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A University of Wisconsin student was "brutally attacked" and sexually assaulted in downtown Madison early Sunday morning, Sept. 3.

Tenants at Milwaukee's Sohi Lofts at 26th and Wells were evacuated Wednesday, and city officials said issues at the complex date back to 2021.

Waukesha will celebrate finally switching to Lake Michigan drinking water on Thursday, a transition that's been decades in the making.

A Milwaukee man accused of shooting and killing a man at Washington Park pleaded not guilty Wednesday, Sept. 6 and was bound over for trial.

The iconic Bronze Fonz statue along the Milwaukee RiverWalk was vandalized, covered in an unknown black substance.

A crash involving a Racine city bus and a school bus prompted a response from Flight for Life on Wednesday afternoon.

A Fond du Lac County deputy extinguished a fire and rescued a dog at an apartment complex on Ledgewood Drive on Aug. 31. The sheriff said Deputy Jason Bruggink's actions saved the structure.

Wisconsin Democrats spent more than $9 million to help the Janet Protasiewicz campaign. They and outside groups will pump a $4 million plan to defend the new justice from impeachment.

School District of Waukesha students are facing bumps in the road amid a nationwide school bus driver shortage. As the new school year starts, the district has nine bus routes without drivers.

Thousands of students headed back to class on Tuesday, Sept. 5 – including in Milwaukee. But those students will not be there for long because of our extreme heat.