Emily Pofahl is a news reporter for WISN-TV, focusing on local news in the Milwaukee area of Wisconsin. Her articles cover a range of topics, including community events, crime reports, human interest stories, and weather updates. Emily's work has also been featured in the KIFI News Group.
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By: Emily Pofahl
Dave Armstrong showcases his collection from his garage in Grafton
Baer wandered off while he was outside playing Saturday late afternoon
The village board voted to table the proposal "indefinitely" Wednesday, after outcry from parents.
Neighbors living near Grandview Drive and Grange Avenue said they found the fliers Friday morning
By: Emily Pofahl
Tato the two-year-old corgi has a broken pelvis and will never walk again without surgery
By: Emily Pofahl
The report from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is from October, but was just made public this week
By: Emily Pofahl
The Bohm family's home on Highway 38 near Caledonia went up in flames Thursday morning
By: Emily Pofahl
Students and parents were able to enter the school Wednesday to collect their belongings, for the first time since a student shooter opened fire Monday
By: Emily Pofahl
15-year-old Natalie Rupnow took her own life after opening fire at a Madison school, killing two and injuring six others, police said.
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