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West Bend man worries sediment from city construction project may hurt business
A West Bend farm owner is speaking out after sediment flowed onto his property during Monday’s rain, and he said the city might be to blame.
Elkhorn mother mourns daughter after she was struck and killed by commuter train
20-year-old Lana Crawford was preparing to graduate from cosmetology school with honors. Her family is now trying to raise money for her funeral after she was hit and killed by an oncoming train.
'Yes! We're open': Milwaukee store owner works to stay open after two break-ins
A Milwaukee store owner says two break-ins in weeks have put her small business at risk as she asks the community for support.
EmpowHERing the Game: How scientist Lauren Bishop is shaping Badger Athletics
UW-Madison scientist Lauren Bishop chaired the search for Wisconsin's new AD, drawing on a lifetime of experience in athletics and research.
Witnesses describe attack inside Waukesha Meijer that led to police shooting
Waukesha Police shot a 21-year-old man they say had a knife and took a shopper hostage inside the store Thursday night.
Kids with visual impairments find community, competition at Fredonia summer camp
A day camp in Fredonia is giving children with visual impairments something many of their peers take for granted — the chance to play organized sports.
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