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Teacher had sex with teen in school, prosecutor says
A teacher at St. Peter Immanuel Lutheran School had sex inside the school with one of her former students earlier this year, according to a criminal complaint filed Thursday.
Fisher-Price recalls cradle swings
Thousands of Fisher-Price cradle swings have been called back due concerns over how safe the product is.
Sens. Johnson, Baldwin hold hearing on heroin abuse
Sens. Ron Johnson and Tammy Baldwin are hearing from Wisconsin community members Friday on the state's heroin epidemic.
Bay View locals will have Bublr Bike station
Bublr Bikes plans to erect a new station in Bay View next week.
Judge enters final order striking down right-to-work law
A Madison judge has entered a final order declaring Wisconsin's right-to-work law unconstitutional.
Freeway zipper merge to close several ramps
Crews began installing a new freeway zipper merge Friday.
State investment board doles out $11.1 in bonuses
The board that handles investments for the state's pension fund announced Friday that trustees have approved $11.1 million in bonuses for staff members who helped produce strong returns.
Frontier Airlines announces new non-stop routes
Frontier Airlines said Friday that it will launch two new non-stop routes from Milwaukee.
City leaders look to make dangerous intersections safe
The city of Milwaukee’s Common Council approved funding Friday to fix traffic lights at six intersections on the south side.
Voice of Panther basketball quits in epic style
Bill Johnson, the radio voice of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee men's basketball team for the last 16 years, abruptly quit his job on Thursday night.
Arrest made after shots fired inside Potawatomi Casino
A man was arrested early Friday morning after firing a gun on the gaming floor of Milwaukee's Potawatomi Hotel & Casino, police said.
Sex offender refuses to reveal where he will live
Police are warning the public about a sex offender set to be released in less than a week who refuses to disclose where he plans on staying.
Dad returns from Afghanistan, surprises kids at school
Two students at the Kenosha School of Technology Enhanced Curriculum got a heartwarming surprise while they were in class.
Protesters call for $15 minimum wage during rally
The fight over Wisconsin’s minimum wage hit the streets again on Thursday. Two rallies led by the group “Fight for $15” brought minimum wage earners to the north side of Milwaukee to call for higher incomes.
Kids made sexually explicit Facebook posts, warrant says
A search warrant from Milwaukee police alleges that students from a local school used Facebook to share sexually explicit posts about other children.
City Hall names new violence prevention director
Milwaukee’s mayor announced Thursday that City Hall will have a new director to the Office of Violence Prevention.
Girls accused in Slender Man stabbing to ask for release
The two girls accused in the Slender Man stabbing case will ask to be released from custody Friday.
Appeals Court rules in favor of strip club owner in suit against city
A victory for a local strip club owner means a nearly $500,000 loss for Milwaukee taxpayers.
Kenosha County woman missing, Silver Alert issued
A Silver Alert is issued for an 88-year-old Salem woman.
Unofficial effort to redesign municipal flag gets bold boost
Milwaukee's existing flag -- a collection of iconic symbols on a blue field -- was designed by Alderman Fred Steffan and adopted in 1955.