General Motors (GM) is taking a preemptive safety precaution and issuing a recall on 1.5 million 2007-2009 cars and trucks. In a press release, GM said the recall centers around a “heated washer fluid system module that could post a fire...

The mother of a boy who will turn three next month is accused of trying to drown her son in a hotel bathroom. The 22-year old woman was staying at the Baymont Inn and Suites in Glendale when she reportedly shouted that she couldn’t take it anymore...

Wisconsin Ginseng growers experienced a high level of damage in May, when unusual snow and ice storms covered their crops. According to TMJ4, growers in counties such as “Clark, Forest, Menominee, Oconto, Oneida, Portage, Price, Shawano, Taylor,...

Bucyrus International announced today that due to considerable growth in the company, they have purchased the old Midwest Airlines building in Oak Creek. According to its website, Senior Management and other employees will move to the Oak Creek building...

Milwaukee Police are looking for a man who shot Tyren Black during the lunch hour yesterday. They say a white Chevrolet Impala may be connected with the case. Black was killed near the area of West Fond du Lac and North Avenues, just off the corner of...

What started out as a sexual assault investigation turned into the surprise of a lifetime when investigators discovered hundreds of exotic animals in one Milwaukee home. Later today, the Milwaukee District Attorney’s office will likely file...

The ripple of the Walter E. Ellis case has reached far and wide over the last few months. Ellis was charged in September with allegedly killing seven Milwaukee prostitutes. That led to a discovery that Ellis had an inmate give DNA in his name in 2001....

PrivateBank-Milwaukee’s chairman Jay B. Williams has been chosen to head up the Milwaukee Public Museum in a unanimous vote by the Museum board. The 58-year old Williams has no experience in nonprofit or museum work, but does have strong ties to...

Explosives were found around Riverside High today, a college preparatory school located at 1615 E. Locust Street in Milwaukee. According to TMJ4, one of the devices exploded, and “two students have been arrested on felony charges.”

On Monday a judge ruled that William Avery, who was originally convicted in the Maryetta Griffin case, could be released from prison as early as Tuesday.