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Franklin High School makes accommodations for graduation amid extreme heat
Franklin High School partners with American Family Field to provide shade and other accommodations during Saturday's graduation ceremony, as extreme heat threatens the Milwaukee area.
Union workers and riders voice concerns over Milwaukee transit service cuts
MCTS announced plans to cut 20,000 service hours in response to a projected $10.9 million budget deficit, raising concerns among transportation workers currently negotiating their contracts.
Milwaukee resident excited for Summerfest's Juneteenth collaboration
Summerfest kicks off this week with a Juneteenth celebration, marking opening night with music and community. For Julien Johnson, it’s more than a concert — it’s a sign of progress.
Cedarburg baker shares sweets, culture with community for Juneteenth
A baker in Cedarburg is bringing Caribbean and African flavors to the Cedarburg community while celebrating Juneteenth with special menu.
Waukesha residents push for change to let patrons carry drinks at special events
Waukesha residents have been asking for years: Why can't they take their drinks outside during the popular Friday Night Live events?
Milwaukee cancer survivors find strength in triathlon training with Team Phoenix
Cancer survivor Sonja Mastilovic joins Team Phoenix through Aurora Health Care to train for her first triathlon, finding strength and community after her 2020 breast cancer diagnosis.
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