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The Riverworks Development Corporation is kicking off its fifth season of Music on the Beerline, a free outdoor music event in Milwaukee's Riverwest neighborhood.

For a second day in a row, some of the worst air in the country was in Waukesha County. Officials say a combination of several factors is resulting in record-breaking consequences.

The Milwaukee County Transit System's free WisGo card offer expires Friday, June 30 – part of a switch to the new fare system.

One person was killed when an agricultural plane crash in Polk County, Minnesota.

The City of Waukesha announced on Wednesday, June 28 that the foundation has been poured for the Main Street Christmas parade memorial.

Jermaine Mitchell, 16, of Milwaukee, is charged as an adult in connection with a February shooting near 17th and Capitol that left the 15-year-old victim in a coma. Prosecutors say the gun used was linked to 17 other gang-related incidents, including two homicides.

Court documents are shedding light on the chaotic shooting following the city's Juneteenth celebrations a week ago.

June is Men's Mental Health Month. Experts say men are less likely to get help due to the stigma behind seeking it.

A 30-year-old Milwaukee man is accused of leading police on a pursuit throughout the city – racking up more than 70 miles and reaching speeds in excess of 100 mph.

A Milwaukee sales tax is a step closer to reality. A Common Council committee OK'd moving forward with the city sales tax on Monday, June 26.