Marquette University hosted an event where students shared personal mental health stories to fight stigma, with resources and a dessert buffet offered.

Milwaukee has experienced over 60 traffic-related fatalities this year, with the community calling for action against reckless driving. A recent vigil honored the victims and advocated for safer streets.

The Milwaukee Fatherhood Summit held workshops and resources for fathers, with city officials participating, focusing on challenges like criminal records and co-parenting.

The Hunger Task Force in Milwaukee distributed over 1,000 turkeys to local food pantries and meal programs ahead of Thanksgiving, responding to a 30% increase in demand from last year.

The abrupt shutdown of Brio Studios has left families and employees facing loss and uncertainty, as prepayments for dance classes are lost and paychecks are unmet.

Milwaukee's City Christmas Tree, a 64-foot Colorado Blue Spruce, was harvested and installed outside Fiserv Forum, marking the 111th year of the city's holiday tradition.

Milwaukee residents held a memorial walk for late Alderperson Jonathan Brostoff, reflecting on his service and mental health awareness after his suicide.

Pius XI Catholic High School in Milwaukee, closed due to threatening graffiti, will resume in-person classes with enhanced security, including metal detectors and armed guards.

Milwaukee celebrated the return of its Veterans Day Parade, emphasizing the event's significance and the veterans' appreciation for public gratitude and recognition.

Milwaukee Alderman Terry L. Witkowski has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of public service and community development, including fostering safety and mentoring political figures.

The RNC retracted claims about poll watcher restrictions in Milwaukee after filing a lawsuit, with no current issues found. The case highlighted tensions over election integrity and observers' rights.

Jeffrey S. Grob appointed as the new Archbishop of Milwaukee, succeeding Jerome E. Listecki. He will be installed on January 14, with a focus on engaging the community and addressing parish challenges.

Milwaukee voters show strong turnout for early voting with long lines as they approach Election Day, surpassing one million early ballots cast in Wisconsin. Enthusiasm and a sense of civic duty drive voters to the polls.