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In the trial of Zachariah Anderson, a Kenosha County jury began deliberations Tuesday, March 21. The state and defense delivered closing arguments.

Milwaukee is rolling out a new interim plaza program to "transform public right of way using low-cost materials," favoring pedestrian safety.

Two people were shot in Milwaukee near 26th and Hope Tuesday afternoon, and one of them died at the scene.

Marlee Matlin was recently part of the cast of the film, "CODA," which won the Academy Award for Best Picture and Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture.

Nearly five years ago, a tree fell onto Bill Martin's Ford Expedition on a windy day in Franksville, killing his wife and leaving Bill in a coma for 10 days. He's made a miraculous recovery, and now, the former math teacher dreams of returning to the classroom, but he needs an accessible van to make that possible.

César Chávez passed away nearly 30 years ago, but on Sunday in Milwaukee, his memory lived on.

A special day is selected every year in March to introduce hundreds of young girls and women to women in political leadership positions and careers in public service.

We Energies is welcoming two new additions to their peregrine falcon nest boxes.

As his homicide trial entered its fourth week Monday, Zachariah Anderson's defense worked to raise enough doubt to convince a jury to find Anderson not guilty in the murder of Rosalio Gutierrez, his ex's new love interest. They argued police ignored other possibilities.

A car crashed into an apartment building near Appleton and Melvina on Monday morning, March 20.