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A Racine couple pleaded guilty to charges related to a Kenosha robbery. They had previously been charged in connection to unrest that followed the police shooting of Jacob Blake.

It has been 25 years since the devastating derecho of May 31, 1998. Winds over 100mph were measured in parts of southeastern Wisconsin early that morning as a powerful line of thunderstorms rolled through.

An Amber Alert issued for Khennedy Parker was canceled Wednesday hours after it was issued. Milwaukee police said she has been found safe.

Franklin police say two people were hurt, and a third person is on the run after a suspicious activity call Tuesday night, May 30.

A school bus is on fire at 18th and Highland in Milwaukee on Wednesday morning, May 31.

The city of Waukesha and Horizon West condominium owners are close to resolving a lawsuit over the former home of 65 people.

AP Photo The British grand fleet under Admiral Jellicoe on her way to meet the German fleet for the Battle of Jutland, May 31, 1916.

In a major blow to Milwaukee, Master Lock, a long-standing manufacturing plant, is set to close, with operations ending in March 2024. The announcement leaves hundreds of union workers uncertain about their future.

A Milwaukee woman, 20, was shot Monday evening near 28th and North.

A split-second decision helped save a Slinger home from a fire. Two officers were praised for their quick action. Body camera footage shows how they put out the flames.