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Residents concerned after Greenbush says it won’t repair its tornado siren
The Town of Greenbush in Sheboygan County will no longer hear its weekly tornado siren tests because the broken system won’t be fixed. The cost is too expensive, according to the town board.Warming shelter workers help get people off the streets during cold blast
It was an all-hands-on-deck effort Wednesday night at Milwaukee warming shelters. Temperatures are dropping to dangerously cold numbers.Garland School's young spellers shine: A buzz-worthy journey to the district Bee
Today, students at Garland School competed for spots in the MPS district-wide spelling bee. Young scholars showcased their determination and talent, giving it their all in this exciting competition.Couple loans van to nonprofit serving veterans after seeing TMJ4 story
A nonprofit serving veterans is back on the move. Ground Zero Veterans Outreach Inc. lost its main vehicle last Friday when a truck crashed into it.Kenosha parents continue to speak out about school safety concerns
Over the past few weeks, TMJ4 has talked to many parents and residents in Kenosha about what security measures they want added in the school district.Sheboygan Falls community wanted answers after their complex turned off internet
It’s been more than a week since residents at Berkshire Sheboygan Falls Senior Apartments have been without internet, a service baked into their lease contract.
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