Leading up to tomorrow's Give Big Green Bay event, local eighth graders are finding ways to get in on the day of giving. Andrew Amouzou shares how donating pennies is their way of making a difference.

There will be over 90 referendums on the February and April ballots. The majority will be on the April 1 ballot.

You'll get access to an ad-free website with a faster photo browser, the chance to claim free tickets to a host of events ...

A conference loss for Slinger has it falling out of the top five teams, while New Berlin West is on our radar with a team of the week effort.

If you've noticed a lack of snow for skiing and other winter activities in Wisconsin this winter, there's new data to prove that observation: Milwaukee and Madison had their driest Januarys on record.

Each winner has a passion for helping students and making a difference in their community. Education, they said, was more than a career.

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Josh Inglis is locked in for his Test debut, with the WA gloveman winning the race to fill Travis Head’s middle-order spot in Sri Lanka. After Australia confirmed Head will move to partner Usman ...

Trains on the North Central Service line were halted near River Grove, and Milwaukee District West Line trains were halted near Galewood and have resumed running with delays. By about 3 p.m ...

Milwaukee Repertory Theater has revealed its inaugural season of the Associated Bank Theater Center, its new home for entertaining, provoking, and engaging theater. The opening of the Associated ...

FOX6 News fielded questions from viewers about school resource officers and their use in Milwaukee Public Schools ... start with the high schools and the middle schools. And that sounds great.

A student at West Middle School in Columbia was detained Monday after bringing a loaded handgun to school, according to a message from a Columbia Public Schools spokesperson. Another student ...