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Long waits, breakdowns and safety concerns: UW-Milwaukee students speak out
Students and parents are speaking out about persistent elevator problems inside a dormitory at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, saying the issues have become a daily struggle and a safety issue.
Volunteers answer Kenosha woman’s call for help after basement floods
Days after heavy rain left her finished basement flooded, Kenosha homeowner Marna Glover Krueger is still cleaning up the damage. This time, she has some extra hands helping her.
Years of complaints uncovered after tenants forced from Milwaukee apartments
Barbara Brown says she had just 30 minutes to leave the apartment she called home for nearly five years. TMJ4 uncovered years of complaints and code enforcement activity tied to the buildings.
Village of Grafton residents near crash-prone Highway 60 happy a fix is coming
An intersection in the Village of Grafton has seen a rising number of crashes since 2019, and village officials are now asking residents to weigh in on two proposed permanent fixes.
Pewaukee animal sanctuary gives paralyzed kitten new life with custom wheelchair
This tiny kitten was born paralyzed and nearly out of options — then a Wisconsin sanctuary built her a custom 3D-printed wheelchair. 🐱 Meet Mochi, and prepare to smile. 💛
What will Whitewater look like in 20 years? Residents share their ideas
Whitewater is developing the first update to the city's development plan in nearly a decade. It's shaped by advice from residents, many of whom want Whitewater to revitalize its downtown.
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