Mike Beiermeister

Elizabeth Brown says illegal dumping behind abandoned buildings in her neighborhood keeps coming back. The city plans to add 100 cameras, but she believes enforcing fines is the real solution.

Julio Camacho watches the moment he was left in the street after a hit-and-run near 27th and Townsend, saying he's lucky to be alive. Police are now searching for the driver responsible.

MOUNT PLEASANT, Wis. — Some Foxconn workers at the company's Mount Pleasant campus say a major network outage has brought production to a standstill and left employees without answers for days.

Milwaukee’s late-night food truck curfew is on hold. Vendors call it a win for business, while the city and MSOE say it’s a necessary step to improve safety. The fight heads back to court in June.

Officials with Foxconn say the factories affected by a cyberattack earlier this month, including the Mount Pleasant factory, have now resumed normal production.

MOUNT PLEASANT, Wis. — Foxconn is now calling it what it is — a cyberattack.

Michelle Broaden looks at what's left of the tree that injured her and her stepdad. Part of it snapped and fell on them. She says his quick push kept her and her baby safe, but left him badly hurt.

As fuel costs rise, Micah Oge searches for an EV to fit his family. Experts say hybrid sales are climbing while EV interest grows, driven by better tech and a push for greater fuel savings.

Mary McChesney pushes to save Sheridan Park's bluff, warning that losing it could erase a beloved stretch of the Oak Leaf Trail used daily by walkers, runners, bikers, and community races.

Marine grad Peyton Wissmueller, who finished high school early, planned to walk in uniform. Policy said no — until community support led to a special exception.