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70-year-old Milwaukee veteran still working gets help through national campaign
Ronald Edmonds served 12 years in the Navy but says medical issues and rising bills forced him back to work. Now, a national campaign is raising money to help him pay off his expenses.
Milwaukee resident talks relief as allergy, tick season peaks
A Milwaukee apothecary owner offers ways to manage allergy season in Wisconsin. As tick cases rise, state health tools offer awareness on where cases are popping up.
Neighbors mourn off-duty public safety officer shot and killed in his car
Friends, family and coworkers gathered to honor Dennis Johnson, a Milwaukee County public safety officer shot and killed Friday.
Neighbors describe hearing Friday's fatal shooting on Teutonia and Chambers
Residents near Teutonia and Chambers say they heard gunfire and saw the aftermath as loved ones remember Milwaukee County Public Safety Officer Dennis Johnson.
Kenosha Masons donate to support 911 dispatchers' mental health
The Kenosha Prince Hall Masons presented a $1,000 check to Kenosha Joint Services 911 dispatchers to help revitalize their quiet room, where dispatchers can decompress after calls that stay with them.
Volunteers restart Walworth County fish hatchery to keep Geneva Lake stocked
Geneva Lake is a popular place to catch walleye, but they are not born in the lake. A volunteer group is incubating millions of eggs so the walleye population in Geneva Lake remains high.
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