Elaine Rojas-Castillo

West Allis Mayor Dan Devine was clipped by a car while out for a walk early Monday morning. He hopes sharing his story will encourage others to be more aware and attentive when driving.

This summer’s Republican National Convention is less than three months away and the preparations are in full force, including how to get as many people to see the businesses that make our city special

Students at Lakeview Elementary will spend the next two months building their plans, which will then be presented to the entire South Milwaukee community in an exhibition at the end of the school year

A Milwaukee police officer is hurt and three people are in custody following a shooting on the city’s south side. While the officer is expected to be okay, community members are concerned.

One of Milwaukee County’s busiest highways is getting a major facelift, with the approval of a multi-million dollar improvement project along WIS 100 in Oak Creek.

On Historic Mitchell Street, Mar Mar Lin works with Hunger Task Force to help refugees and other South side residents get the food benefits they need.

A Franklin woman is the driving force behind a new organization dedicated to supporting children and families with Tourette Syndrome.

Two South Milwaukee teachers win a grant to study microplastics in the classroom, with the money buying equipment that will help students collect data in our area’s water supply.

Only two people from Wisconsin are headed to the Scripps National Spelling Bee and one of them is from southeast Wisconsin: 13-year-old Nethraa Muthupandiyaraja from Franklin.

While students across the state and the country are gearing up to celebrate graduation, two Milwaukee brothers are breaking barriers and reaching new heights.