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Reading Corps and Math Corps are on the hunt for more than 80 tutors to place in 40 Milwaukee schools this fall.

UW-Madison police on Wednesday, May 1 started removing tents from the encampment on Library Mall, according to NBC 15.

Brian Kramp is in Brookfield at Oak & Elizabeth with handmade body care and hand-poured soy candles that you can find at this Saturday’s market.

Bravo's Top Chef is back for its 21st season! This season is bringing chefs to Wisconsin to show off everything our state has to offer.

Port Milwaukee welcomes the first cruise ship of the 2024 season on Wednesday, May 1.

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Milwaukee announced the first phase of demolition at "Granville Station," formerly known as Northridge Mall, is wrapping up ahead of schedule.

A Milwaukee man was found guilty at trial on Wednesday, May 1 in connection to a crash that killed three women last year.

The Milwaukee Bucks depart for Indianapolis for Game 6 of their first round series against the Pacers on Wednesday, May 1 – and the team is inviting fans to send the team off.

There was a report of an active shooter at Mount Horeb Middle School – west of Madison – on Wednesday morning, May 1.