Nick Bohr

Duke's on Water, a Milwaukee bar, is closing permanently after 22 years, citing high rent, changing drinking habits, and security concerns on Water Street.

We Energies began a $25 million annual tree trimming program last year to improve reliability and reduce power outages caused by downed trees during storms.

On the Border gentlemen's club in Franklin faces criminal charges for allegedly allowing prostitution, following human trafficking charges against four men tied to the club.

The village of Elm Grove is taking homeowners to circuit court after they ignored $73,000 in fines and refused to clean up their property, which includes unregistered vehicles, trailers and other items.

A Waukesha jeweler stopped an 84-year-old Brookfield woman from being scammed into buying gold and handing over cash to a con artist.

A 16-year-old Sheboygan girl faces adult charges after a rollover crash in Fond du Lac County killed her friend and injured five others, with families of victims asking for leniency.

Two Milwaukee police officers were hospitalized after separate incidents involving fireworks and a car in the city’s entertainment districts.

A South Milwaukee couple faces a city order to remove their skeleton decorations, prompting a legal group to argue the display is protected under the First Amendment.

Two men pleaded guilty to felony murder in the 2012 death of 16-year-old Corey Stingley, who suffocated after being restrained during a shoplifting incident at a West Allis convenience store.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Sara Rodriguez fired her campaign manager, Kara Spencer, citing financial irregularities, as public records reveal Spencer faced eviction proceedings and other financial issues.