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At least eight men are accused of sticking up Milwaukee mail carriers, stealing special keys, getting into mailboxes, stealing checks, and passing them off as their own.

The Milwaukee area has struggled to consistently get within average temperatures since April 15. Finally, that tide seems to turn heading into the second week of May.

The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office is looking to hire close to 100 correctional officers – and held a hiring event on Tuesday, May 2 to fill that shortage.

Riddled with false accusations against the network and our employees. you stand by the claims? >> i have evidence, too. i have the receipts for the claims im making and i will point out that statement is also similar to what they told dominion a few weeks before they settled. >> abby grossberg, thanks for being with us. the rape trial for the former president, the evidence the attorneys say proves her statements. thats next. and expertise you need to bring o out the innovator in you. but now t...

A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Wednesday; property values slide, labour market stays very tight, poor resilience, FSR released, retailing weak, swaps on hold, NZD firm, & more

Officials say a Hudson Valley woman, who shouldn't have been behind the wheel to begin with, is now facing multiple felonies after a recent arrest.

Firefighters on Tuesday night, May 2 responded to the scene of a house fire near 13th and Swift Avenue in Sheboygan.

Milwaukee Police are investigating a serious collision that occurred on Tuesday, May 2 near Appleton Avenue and Center Street.

A Vinal Technical High carpentry class created a replica of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier for local veterans parade float.

Brian Kramp visits Aggie's Bakery & Cake Shop in West Allis