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The community will come together Thursday night to remember the victims of a deadly shooting in a Menasha park Sunday evening. According to the Menasha Police Department, there will be an event at 5:30 p.m. at Fritse Park, on the Trestle Trail Bridge, to pray for the victims -- Jonathan Stoffell, 33, Olivia Stoffell, 11, and Adam Bentdahl, 31. According to police, 27-year-old Sergio Valencia Del Toro got into an argument with his former fiance on Sunday before going to Fritse Park and randomly shooting his victims. Afterward, he shot himself and later died at the hospital. Shooting survivor Erin Stoffel's family said her condition is improving and she will undergo another surgery. Officials said overflow parking will be availabe at Kimberly Clark, 401 N. Lake St., and there will be shuttle busses to the park and back.

The "Just Between Friends" consignment sale kicks off in Ozaukee County Thursday morning.

MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee police continute to investigate a shooting that left a 25-year-old Milwaukee man dead on the city's north side Wednesday night.

MILWAUKEE -- Another big push to fill the city of Milwaukee's potholes. The city has been filling potholes for more than two months now, but our roads are still riddled with them. Today, a super crew made up of seven to eight Department of Public Works staff members, will work fast on a long stretch of road, filling several potholes along the way. They will kick off around 8:15 a.m. near S. 14th Street and W. Grange Avenue. Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett and Alderman Terry Witkowski will also be filling potholes with the super crew. If you spot a pothole that needs some immediate attention, you can easily report it to the city through an app called MKE Mobile. Just pull it up on your phone, put in your location, attach a picture and then send it off. You can also call 286-CITY (2489).

Marching for peace. Dontre Hamilton's mother is boarding a bus to Washington, D.C. Thursday morning. She will spend Mother's Day with other moms who have lost their children. Former Milwaukee police officer Christopher Manney shot and killed her son in Red Arrow Park last year. While she is there, she will participate in the Million Mom March. The original march was a push for gun control. Maria Hamilton will now join other moms for a new march for those who have lost their children during police encounters. Organizers say they're marching for those killed by police and those killed by "racist violence." Hamilton said her goal is to have the Department of Justice reopen police shooting cases around the country and investigate the officers involved without "bias." Maria also plans to meet with Congresswoman Gwen Moore's staff and the White House staff during her trip.

NEOSHO-- A Silver Alert has been issued for a missing Neosho man.

As we look back on Mike Jacobs' career at TODAY'S TMJ4, we're reminded of how many national stories had Milwaukee connections.

A fraternity chapter at the University of Wisconsin-Madison has been kicked off campus after breaking the terms of its suspension.

A bar on Milwaukee's east side will be closing after its corporate office moved to revoke its franchise license.

MILWAUKEE - Chris Limberg graduated from Racine Horlick High School and he is a UW-Madison alum. Chris is on the front lines in mountain villages outside Kathmandu assisting those impacted by the earthquake in Nepal.

Area attorney Michael Hupy has offered $25,000 as part of a $35,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the person who killed 5-year-old Laylah Petersen last year.

Republican legislative leaders said Wednesday they would still find a way to make sure funding for Wisconsin public schools is not cut next year by $127 million as Gov. Scott Walker has proposed, even though there will be no additional tax revenue over the next two years.

Mike Jacobs is retiring at the end of the month after 37 years with TODAY'S TMJ4.

Mike Jacobs is retiring at the end of the month after 37 years with TODAY'S TMJ4.

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It's National Travel and Tourism Week, and Wisconsin is gearing up for another great summer season of fun.

MILWAUKEE -- A Marquette University employee was robbed near campus Wednesday morning.

BAY VIEW -- Bay View will soon be home to a new restaurant, grocery store and bar, all in one. Bumstead Provisions will occupy the space vacated by ReThreads Clothing and a hardware store at 2671 and 2675 S. Kinnickinnic Ave.

It's a shopping secret.

If you're looking for a job, local companies are looking to hire workers at a career fair in Brookfield Wednesday. The fair will be held from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Brookfield Suites Hotel, 1200 South Moorland Road.