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Firefighters were called to Lake Church Inn in Belgium Tuesday night, a historic building in Ozaukee County.

The Dodge County Sheriff’s Office is looking for a man involved in a "grandparent scam" earlier this month. It involves bail money.

Milwaukee leaders debate where and when you may be allowed to stop by your favorite food trucks.

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Residents of Waukesha's River Valley Road said a change to their street has caused a rush of traffic and trouble. Police data says otherwise.

A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Wednesday; BNZ trims mortgage rates, dairy prices soft, home loan affordability for April, fewer tractors, swaps higher, NZD holds & more

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Texas abolished the traditional points system for driving offenses in 2019, Despite that these offenses will automatically lose your license.

Firefighters on Wednesday morning, May 17 responded to the scene of a house fire near 79th and Fairview in Milwaukee.

The Wisconsin Assembly plans to vote Wednesday on a Republican-authored plan to increase state aid to local governments, despite not having reached agreement with the GOP-controlled Senate and in the face of a veto threat from Democratic Gov. Tony Evers.