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Waukesha is one step closer to drinking Lake Michigan water, a project decades in the making as construction moved forward on a new water tower.

A crash temporarily closed three lanes of traffic on I-894 at Lincoln Avenue early Tuesday morning.

>> there have been some good golfers. that throw was not the way you want to teach itm, not how you wantjonathan, we helped your kids we know they wake up at 6:00 a.m. to watch "morning joe" to see what uncle joe is saying in the baseball clinic. weve done it. well show more throughout the day, im sure. well help people with their followthrough next on golfing. it is all about the fo followthrough. right now, katty kay, to you with the news. ill channel my inner mika 6:08:45. we are getting to...

During most of the season, southeastern Wisconsin was below normal for snowfall. However, with the last event accumulation, it's where it needs to be.

You might be tired of the snow, but some businesses rely on snowy days to stay open.

A Milwaukee man, 51, was shot Sunday morning near 49th and Meinecke.

A Wauwatosa man, 42, was shot Sunday morning near 21st and Wright in Milwaukee.

Asiah Dennis was shot in the head inside her Milwaukee home on the city's south side. Her family is begging for help to catch whoever pulled the trigger.

People write to Contact 6 about their bad experiences with customer service every month. Often, they’re unhappy with long wait times, conflicting information and unmet deadlines.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, Department of Health & Human Services (DHHS) officials, and Behavioral Health Services (BHS) will gather Monday, March 13 for a bill signing – releasing $11 million in funding for 15 projects to combat the opioid epidemic.