Dr. Jill Underly proposes a $59.5 million plan to improve Wisconsin's educator workforce by offering stipends to student teachers and other supports amid a retention crisis.

A Dodge Durango crashed into a Racine group home, injuring three and displacing four residents, leading to an arrest and multiple charges for the driver.

The Racine County Board approved a 0.5% sales tax to raise $20 million yearly, save 150 jobs, and support public safety, exempting food and medicine. Some residents and board members have concerns.

Milwaukee's forecast includes fluctuating temperatures, starting with a sunny high near 56°F, progressing to a windy and warmer 79°F, and showers and thunderstorms midweek, before cooling back down.

Milwaukee firefighters extinguished an attic fire in a home at 33rd and State, with all five residents escaping unharmed. The Red Cross is providing assistance.

Henry Winkler visited the Bronze Fonz statue in Milwaukee during a book promotion event for his memoir. Fans could also attend his talk at the Oriental Theatre.

Milwaukee is expected to experience a thunderstorm and showers tonight with a hundred percent chance of precipitation and a calm day turning windy. The weekend forecast promises clear, sunny weather with moderate temperatures.

Vice President Kamala Harris and former GOP Congresswoman Liz Cheney host conversations in swing states to sway moderate Republican voters from Trump.

Milwaukee's DPW plans to issue more parking tickets by 2025 to improve safety and increase city revenue by $2 million, despite concerns from residents.

The National Weather Service Milwaukee/Sullivan forecasts a stretch of sunny weather in southeast Wisconsin, with temperatures reaching highs of 67°F to 77°F and mild winds. Fire warnings are issued for some areas.

Ice Castles will not build its "Winter Realms" attraction in Lake Geneva this season due to warm winters, with CEO expressing nostalgia and hopes for future innovation.

Kamala Harris campaigns across Wisconsin cities, discussing economic issues and rallying support ahead of the mid-term elections, with traffic disruptions expected due to her visits.

The Marquette Law School Poll shows a tight race between Kamala Harris with 48% and Donald Trump with 47% of likely voters' support. Key issues include the economy and immigration.