Ryan Jenkins

The victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition. Police say they're still working to identify the person shot.

An Appleton man visiting Milwaukee said when he needed help from Milwaukee Police, they never showed. Our Ryan Jenkins went to bring back his questions to Milwaukee Police.

An Associated Press investigation released this week found that over a decade, more than one thousand Americans died after police subdued them with physical force that is not supposed to be deadly.

Three more Irish fighters progressed past the first preliminary round of the European Youth Championships in Porec today.

The family of missing 19-year-old Sade Carleena Robinson is searching an area near 30th Street and Lisbon Avenue for clues to Robinson's whereabouts.

TMJ4 News is shining the light on technology that some say could be a key solution in ending unintentional child shootings. Others say the technology isn't the answer.

The Alma Center offers a curriculum around breaking cycles of violence and some of those programs are geared toward the domestic abuser.

While reporting on these deadly crashes, TMJ4's Ryan Jenkins wanted to gain perspective from a safe driving advocate in our community who has been a constant voice working to combat reckless driving.

After two deadly crashes involving MCTS buses and hearing from some of her constituents, TMJ4's Ryan Jenkins invited County Board Supervisor Sky Capriolo to a conversation about reckless driving.

The TMJ4 Lighthouse Team is shining a light on how Milwaukee County is investing millions of dollars into getting people out of homeless shelters and into permanent housing.