Milwaukee Local News

MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee police are asking for help tracking down a man who stabbed two women on two separate MCTS buses.

While it may not feel like spring this week, it's still that time of year where some of your attention should be turning towards fixing up your lawn.

KENOSHA COUNTY -- This week marks one year since a couple died in a crash on I-94 in Kenosha County.

MILWAUKEE -- You can find cameras rolling at the park, along the highway and these days even officers wear them. Wade Ayer wants cameras recording when a patient is wheeled in the operating room.

Harley-Davidson's first-quarter profit edged up, benefiting from a reduced tax rate. But the motorcycle maker's revenue missed expectations and the company lowered its full-year forecast for motorcycle shipments, citing increased discounting among its rivals.

Scientists believe 70-degree temperatures will kill the deadly bird flu virus -- and the change in weather can't come fast enough for producers in some Midwestern states.

KENOSHA -- There's a controversy brewing over a billboard in Kenosha.

MILWAUKEE -- A stunning number of robberies have occurred near the UW-Milwaukee campus over the last two days.

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The Packers announce they're going to honor both Brett Favre and the man who brought him to Green Bay, soon-to-be Pro Footbal Hall of Famer Ron Wolf.

Trek is recalling 900,000 bicycles nationwide. The Wisconsin-based company says there's a problem with the brakes, specifically the front disc brakes.

Peter Feigin says a financing plan for the arena has to be done in 10 days.

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's College of Nursing is getting a generous donation.

Riverside High School robotics team heads to national competition

The NFL's schedule for 2015 was to be announced at 7 p.m. Tuesday night, but as expected, reports of particular games are coming out Tuesday.

Summerfest announces Miller Lite Oasis headliners

MILWAUKEE -- The Milwaukee Common Council will take a final vote on whether to ban food trucks on Milwaukee's south side Tuesday. The Common Council's Public Safety Committee approved a measure that would ban the trucks in the 11th District. Alderman Joe Dudzik said it is a matter of public safety. The full council is expected to vote on the measure at a 9 a.m. meeting.

RACINE -- Five people are now in custody after a high speed chase that started in Franklin and ended in Racine. According to the Racine Police Department, the suspects were involved in a carjacking/armed robbery in Franklin. The chase ended around 4:30 a.m. at 14th and Main streets in Racine when the suspects stopped and fled the vehicle. They were later caught. At one point the suspects were traveling more than 100 miles an hour.

JANESVILLE -- Roads are now back open in Janesville after a train derailed Monday night.