Flooding in Milwaukee in August and again in April has caused all sorts of headaches for residents, prompting questions about future flooding in the area. The repeated flooding of many Milwaukee homes ...

Diego Avila has a warning for the homophobes who happen to be at any of his shows: There’s a chance you’re going to fall in love with him. The joke, part of a dialogue about the differences between ...

A new study found that more seniors are becoming homeless and are in need of increased services. An employee at Repairers of the Breach organizes donated clothes for those in need. (Photo by Jonathan ...

Rock, will take place on “Fatherhood’ Friday June 19th, 2026 Doors open at 4:30 p.m. at American Family Field.

After the Wisconsin Senate rejected a bipartisan surplus deal backed by Gov. Tony Evers and GOP leaders, the fallout has become an election issue.

The SAVE plan allowed borrowers to pay as little as $0 a month for their federal student loans. Now borrowers will need to choose a different path.

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Many of Milwaukee’s homeowners question why their home assessment jumped and what it means for property taxes. The deadline to appeal your home assessment is Monday, May 18.

Milwaukee County is included in the state’s joint preliminary damage assessment for individual assistance from April’s flooding and storms.