Milwaukee Local News

KENOSHA -- Kenosha police are looking for a person involved in a chase overnight.

MILWAUKEE -- Is satisfaction on the way? It seems The Rolling Stones are teasing fans in Milwaukee again this morning. An advertisement for the group was posted on the Milwaukee Brewers website overnight. The ad featured a list of what looks like tour dates, with Milwaukee listed for June 23 -- the day before Summerfest begins. The ad also features The Rolling Stones logo with the Summerfest logo on the tongue. Billboards around town for the last few weeks have suggested the band's arrival, but it has not been officially confirmed. Bob Babisch, the Entertainment Director with Summerfest, will join Live at Daybreak at 6:45 a.m. to talk more about this development.

RACINE -- A Racine woman is making a public plea to the thieves who ransacked her home. They got away with a precious family heirloom.

SOUTH MILWAUKEE -- Scheherazade Chadwick was the joy of her family.

MILWAUKEE -- New information on the death of a South Milwaukee woman. Her case was first thought to be an accident, but police are now calling it a homicide.

MILWAUKEE -- The Sheriff put Dennis Brantner in the spotlight last Spring, calling him a suspect.

Whistleblowers and family members of veterans who died at a Tomah Department of Veterans Affairs medical center say they want lawmakers to enforce accountability and reform the hospital.

A powerful surprise reunion between a doctor and his patient on National Doctor's Day.

Crews found clutter, dangerous levels of ammonia, and cages of chinchillas inside one Waukesha home. Among the mess lived three children.

MILWAUKEE - All eyes are on Indiana as they get ready for the NCAA Final Four, but anger about the Religious Freedom Restoration Act is stealing the spotlight.

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MILWAUKEE -- The Sojourner Family Peace Center surpassed their fundraising goal after a $10 million donation from the state Monday.

MILWAUKEE -- The Sojourner Family Peace Center surpassed their fundraising goal after a $10 million donation from the state Monday.

KIEL -- Family, friends and the community gathered to say goodbye to Wisconsin State Trooper Trevor Casper Monday morning.

FOND DU LAC -- After years of investigative work, authorities in Fond du Lac County have finally filed a murder charge in the death of a young Sturtevant woman whose body was found in a ditch about a month after she disappeared.

A sea of red is expected to flow into Lucas Oil Stadium for what could be the biggest moments in Wisconsin basketball history.

MILWAUKEE -- It might not exactly feel like spring, but volunteers in Milwaukee are doing some spring cleaning. They helped pick up garbage around the Center Street business district on the city's north side. Alderman Russell Stamper said it's about a sense of pride. "People need to feel proud of where they live and the way you feel proud is the appearance of the neighborhood," he said. "The stores, their facades, the streets need to be cleaned, and people need to be able to smile when they're walking down the street." Stamper said he is hoping that the clean-up effort will help bring new business to the area and improve the perceptions of crime and safety in his district.

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RACINE -- The Racine Art Museum is debuting art that's good enough to eat. Thousands of people are expected in the next few weeks at a special exhibit devoted to the iconic candy, Peeps. TODAY'S TMJ4's Tom Murray went to check it out. Watch the video above for more.