As the Tampa Bay Rays prepare to face the Milwaukee Brewers in the World Series, one fan in Tampa is navigating a unique dilemma: cheering for two teams he loves, with his Wisconsin roots ultimately guiding his allegiance. More at the link in the bio.
East Troy parents have repeatedly told the school board why they removed their students because of the district's culture. A former student joined them Monday night and detailed how she was bullied during her time there. More at the link in the bio.
East Troy parents have repeatedly told the school board why they removed their students because of the district's culture. A former student joined them Monday night and detailed how she was bullied.
Janelle Stoltz and her four kids are starting over after escaping a Hartford apartment fire. The family says they’re grateful to be alive as the cause remains under investigation.
Early in-person absentee voting has begun in Wisconsin, and voters are being asked to decide three constitutional amendment questions. The answers may seem like a simple yes or no, but the questions may not be so easy.
Garbhan Blake, who lives just outside Dublin, Ireland, doesn’t have a ticket to the World Series yet, but that isn’t stopping him from flying across the Atlantic to Milwaukee.
No one was injured when an SUV struck a semi-truck trailer at STH 32 and County Road V, and the Sheboygan County Sheriff's Department believes thick fog was a factor.
Milwaukee Brewers President of Business Operations Rick Schlesinger is speaking out after some Timeless Ticket holders expressed frustration over getting World Series tickets.
The anime community in Milwaukee is so strong that a fan was able to open a second anime-specific shop 1.5 miles away from his first. Hai Hai Anime Shop sells all things anime and allows the community to share their love for the genre.
Milwaukee Brewers fans have waited 44 years to see their team return to the World Series — and places like Jeff Sports remind them that baseball memories never go out of style. Story in bio.
After months of frustration and repeated calls to the city, a Kenosha man says the pothole-filled alley behind his home has finally been repaired — just days after sharing his concerns with TMJ4 News. Story in bio.
As the Milwaukee Brewers prepare for the World Series, local businesses and tourism leaders are gearing up for a citywide celebration—and a potential economic impact of $10 million to $15 million per home game.
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