Mallory Anderson is a News Anchor & Reporter at WISN12News in Milwaukee. She covers a diverse range of topics including education, school safety, and social issues, while also delving into the realms of travel, entertainment, and events. Mallory's work has been featured in WDIO/WIRT-TV, NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon, KETV, WISN-TV, and EIN Presswire.
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By: Mallory Anderson
Police say the boy tried to enter a Kenosha elementary school with fake guns in November.
This weekend is your chance to either embrace the winter weather as a family or spend time inside at some cool shows.
A plea agreement was made Thursday for the 13-year-old accused of trying to enter a Kenosha elementary school with fake guns to scare children.
The shelter was supposed start helping those in need in December, but a burst pipe set back the reopening.
Kid Rock will perform at Fiserv Forum in March with special guest Chris Janson.
Due to overwhelming demand, Nikki Glaser's shows have been moved to the Miller High Life Theatre.
A Milwaukee-area snow removal company has sent over a dozen workers to Houston, Texas, to help businesses dig out from a historic snowstorm.
A giraffe at the Racine Zoo has died after falling Thursday afternoon.
After a brutally cold start to the week, it's time to have some fun this weekend with the family.
By: Mallory Anderson
Children and seniors came together Thursday for a special class on mindfulness
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