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Hundreds of small business owners in Milwaukee say they have private security to keep you safe, but many of those workers are unlicensed and untrained. Some are violent, convicted felons.

But paying employees owed wages is first priority.

Employees seek answers. The board feels horrible.

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee students are doubling down on their demands in an ongoing protest of the conflict in Gaza.

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A social services agency that’s been a lifeline in Milwaukee for more than 60 years has abruptly shut down.

The anti-poverty agency sent out layoff notices to employees Friday afternoon.

The move comes after $100,000 was misallocated, resulting in the closure of the weatherization program and the firing of agency's finance director.

Officers involved in shootings can currently face charges from judges after prosecutors decline.

Republican majorities in the Senate and Assembly have passed a bill to restrict future use of the Wisconsin's John Doe law.