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Hundreds attend mental health event amid renewed focus on suicide prevention
The event took on added significance following the recent death of Alderman Jonathan Brostoff, who was well-known as a passionate public servant.
Families of traffic violence victims unite over shared tragedy
United by tragedy stemming from traffic violence, families in Milwaukee gathered Saturday for the city’s second annual World Day of Remembrance.
Kids excited that the 'show will go on' despite Brookfield dance studio closing
The sudden closing of a Brookfield dance studio left parents and employees out thousands and put a major performance in jeopardy. But a group of parents is determined to make the Nutcracker happen.
Escuela Fratney parents react to easily spread bacterial infection at school
Extra precautions were in place Friday at a Milwaukee elementary school following a confirmed case of a highly transmissible bacterial infection.
Volunteers are back for bell-ringing with kick-off of Red Kettle Campaign
Get ready to see the bright red kettles and hear the sound of bells ringing once again. The Red Kettle Campaign, the largest fundraising event for the Salvation Army, is back.
Mother-son duo use personal experience to tackle juvenile justice reform
A mother-son duo from Racine is using their personal experience with foster care and the juvenile justice system to help troubled youth make a healthy transition into adulthood.
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