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Milwaukee's new community safety leader lost her son to gun violence
Karin Tyler grew up in the same 53206 Milwaukee neighborhoods now marked by gun violence, trauma, and fear. Today, she leads the city's new Department of Community Wellness and Safety — and the work is deeply personal.
Street Survival course at MATC Oak Creek teaches teen drivers emergency skills
Is your teen ready for a real emergency behind the wheel? A special course at MATC's Oak Creek Campus is teaching young drivers skills that go way beyond standard driver's ed. 🚗
Arrowhead's Payton Eicher jumps into Classic 8 conference history
Arrowhead's Payton Eicher long jumped 20 feet to make Classic 8 history, lead Wisconsin, and rank 15th nationally.
Mequon neighbors praise process following inclusion of five April ballots
Residents were happy to hear that the Mequon Board of Canvass complied with a WEC order, adding back five ballots to the vote tally in April's election it had initially excluded.
Public gives feedback on Walker's Point project targeting reckless driving
Milwaukee's DPW proposes a $2.2M safety overhaul for Second Street in Walker's Point, including bike lanes and traffic calming.
Waukesha native becomes youngest to graduate Marquette University's law school
Anthony Sikorski, 21, is graduating Marquette Law — the youngest since WWII — and will clerk for the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
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