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Still looking for Mother's Day ideas? We have you covered
SOUTHEAST WISCONSIN -- If it slipped your mind Mother's Day is this Sunday, do not sweat it. We went straight to the source for answers.
Some upset over proposed makeover for scenic road in Lake Geneva
LAKE GENEVA -- A scenic road in Walworth County could get a major makeover - and that has some people upset.
Oconomowoc mom accused of crawling through KMart's ceiling to steal drugs
The charges are piling up against a mom accused of crawling through a store's ceiling to get prescription drugs.
25-year-old Marine faces mounting medical bills after brain tumor diagnosis
He's a 25-year-old Marine, war veteran, and father - Michael Perez was diagnosed with a brain tumor, and now his family faces mounting medical bills.
Lance Allan wins Hunger Task Force's 5th annual Letter Carrier Olympics
TODAY'S TMJ4 has its very own Olympic athlete! Well...sort of.
Mike's 2010 interview with a victim of clergy abuse
This month, we're celebrating Mike Jacob's 37 years at TODAY'S TMJ4.
Medical College of Wisconsin student helps out in Nepal after quake
More help is needed in Nepal after a devastating earthquake struck late last month, killing more than 7,700 people.
Magic, comedy icons Penn & Teller announce return to Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE -- It was 1990 when Penn & Teller last visited Milwaukee. This summer, after a six-week Broadway run, the magic/comedy icons will start their 2015 National Tour right here.
Shots fired outside funeral for homicide victims on Milwaukee's north side
MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee police are on the scene of shots fired at the Greater New Birth Church on the city's north side.
KidShare benefit to aid children in southeast Wisconsin
Dozens of Milwaukee's finest restaurants will be cooking up a huge benefit for children in southeast Wisconsin next week.
Leroy Butler shares anti-bullying message with students in Wauwatosa
WAUWATOSA -- He created the Lambeau Leap and is a Green Bay Packers hall of famer.
DA urges people to use caution, have patience in Kelly Dwyer case
In his first comments since Kelly Dwyer's positive identification, Chisholm urged both caution and patience to those following the case.
Spring is in the air; so is pollen
Sneezes, sniffles and itchy, watery eyes are common sights and sounds these days.
VIDEO: Packers go Hollywood with 'Pitch Perfect 2' premiere
Friday night brings the Hollywood premiere of "Pitch Perfect 2," in which five Packers players will be performing an a capella song.
Highway History: How traffic helped Milwaukee grow
It may sound cliche, but planes, trains, and automobiles are the way we get around in this world. They're also the reason why so many cities and towns in southeast Wisconsin have grown economically.
Tonight at 10:00: Old smartphone secrets
Before you get rid of that old smartphone, WAIT, there is a use for it you've never even considered.
Teen charged with stabbing father of former prom date
MADISON -- Prosecutors say a 17-year-old Madison boy stabbed and wounded the father of his former prom date because her parents asked him to help pay for the prom dress she wouldn't get to use.
Wisconsin DNR reports 1st case of H5N2 bird flu in wild bird
MILWAUKEE -- An owl found dead in northeastern Wisconsin is the first wild bird in the state to test positive for a bird flu strain that has swept through poultry farms in the Midwest.
Madison man convicted of 13 felonies in video voyeurism case
MADISON -- A Madison man has been convicted of taking nude videos of unknowing customers at a tanning salon.
Twenty-eight-year-old Benjamin Brossard pleaded no contest Thursday to 13 felony counts and two misdemeanor counts.
The Wisconsin State Journal reports that most of the incidents involved patrons at Sun Tan City near the University of Wisconsin campus, though he was also convicted of taking video up the skirt of a woman at a deli.
Brossard was arrested last October when a woman at Sun Tan City noticed a cellphone being held under a partition between tanning booths. The complaint says salon staff told police that Brossard was a frequent customer and should have been considerably darker than he was.
Assistant District Attorney Corey Stephan says there's no agreement on a sentencing recommendation.