Milwaukee Public Schools is proposing capping class sizes and making cuts to the central office as priorities in its 2026–27 budget. The ...

Several homes were completely destroyed and two people were sent to the hospital after a fire in Fox Lake early Sunday morning. Fox Lake ...

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Four people, including three former Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee employees, have been indicted on 15 federal charges ...

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Milwaukee Public Schools is rolling out new weapons-detection technology in middle and high schools designed to speed up entry while maintaining safety.