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
The Milwaukee Common Council unanimously adopted the budget Friday
By: Emily Pofahl
Rabbi Levi Stein, who was friends with Brostoff, is launching the tour of suicide prevention trainings
By: Emily Pofahl
Investigators said a search of Borgwardt's laptop showed the 44-year-old father moved money into foreign banks, bought an airline gift card, took out a life insurance policy and had been communicating with a woman from Uzbekistan.
By: Emily Pofahl
Allegations range from lying, to discrimination, to sleeping on the job
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Experts said the increase is due to aging school infrastructure and a state funding model that hasn't kept up with inflation
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Theo Scott was born with an ureteropelvic junction obstruction and renal disease, and will need a kidney transplant to survive
Milwaukee police said a 41-year-old driver hit the toddler Wednesday near 60th and Hustis streets.
The owner of "Aesthetics Setting" at 85th Street and Capitol Drive said the break-in happened Friday evening
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Mukwonago Area Schools superintendent said the district is struggling to enforce its cell phone ban
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An inspector from the Oak Creek health department saw a live cockroach during an inspection, according to a report
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