Episodes

  • Milwaukee: Childcare centers face state funding cuts, risking closures. | June 22

    Milwaukee: Childcare centers face state funding cuts, risking closures. | June 22
    Jun 22 2026
    Milwaukee officials are considering a downtown park revitalization initiative as childcare centers face potential closures due to state funding cuts, while 7 Brew Glendale expands its craft beer presence. The Milwaukee County Zoo is offering free admission this summer to boost family visits amid changing weather patterns.
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    1 min
  • Milwaukee: Police respond to crash involving teen driver and officers | June 21

    Milwaukee: Police respond to crash involving teen driver and officers | June 21
    Jun 21 2026
    Milwaukee police are investigating a collision on East Side Street that injured an officer and a teen driver, while local artist Mariah Tyakohelahthè Diaz is reviving Oneida beading traditions. Milwaukee Public Schools faces criticism over funding gaps impacting student education.
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    2 mins
  • Milwaukee: Milwaukee Celebrates Juneteenth with 55th Annual Event | June 20

    Milwaukee: Milwaukee Celebrates Juneteenth with 55th Annual Event | June 20
    Jun 20 2026
    Milwaukee's 55th Juneteenth celebration at Riverfront Park featured live music, food trucks, and cultural exhibits, drawing thousands and highlighting the city's commitment to Black history and unity. The event was covered by Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and FOX6 News, with local leaders praising its role in celebrating diversity ahead of a summer heatwave.
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    2 mins
  • Milwaukee: Milwaukee Scooter Crash Leaves One Injured, Man Charged | June 19

    Milwaukee: Milwaukee Scooter Crash Leaves One Injured, Man Charged | June 19
    Jun 19 2026
    Milwaukee's latest Local Wire update covers a Lime scooter crash near downtown that led to a criminal charge, the opening of Pelican Cove pool at Kosciuszko Park, and discussions on Black leadership in the city following Mike McGee Sr.'s recent article. The episode also highlights The Big Gig music festival and the weather forecast for the weekend.
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  • Milwaukee: Pedestrian Hit by Lime Scooter Rider Needs Surgery | June 18

    Milwaukee: Pedestrian Hit by Lime Scooter Rider Needs Surgery | June 18
    Jun 18 2026
    Milwaukee police are investigating a Lime scooter crash that injured a pedestrian in downtown and a separate active shooter incident in a residential area, while a local tax preparer received a prison sentence for defrauding the IRS of over $2 million. Community groups like UMOS are expanding services to combat housing and food insecurity as federal funding faces expiration.
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    2 mins
  • Milwaukee: Milwaukee launches Safe Summer Sites to protect teens from crime | June 17

    Milwaukee: Milwaukee launches Safe Summer Sites to protect teens from crime | June 17
    Jun 17 2026
    Milwaukee officials are expanding Twilight Centers into Safe Summer Sites to keep teens engaged and reduce summer crime, with new programs at community hubs. The initiative, backed by nonprofits and local businesses, aims to cut idle time and provide free activities like sports and arts across the city.
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    2 mins
  • Milwaukee: Milwaukee Shooting Leaves One Wounded | June 16

    Milwaukee: Milwaukee Shooting Leaves One Wounded | June 16
    Jun 16 2026
    Milwaukee police are investigating a shooting near 11th and Concordia that left one person injured, while the Brewers launch a survey on Hank Aaron's home run record. The city also honors motorcyclist Donnetta Flowers and celebrates the career of a dedicated community helper.
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    2 mins
  • Milwaukee: Sunny skies and seasonal warmth expected today in Milwaukee. | June 15

    Milwaukee: Sunny skies and seasonal warmth expected today in Milwaukee. | June 15
    Jun 15 2026
    Milwaukee's Local Wire update covers summer family support programs, concerns over a proposed data storage facility near the former Walmart site, and Juneteenth events across the city. The episode also highlights The Aquabats concert at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel’s venue.
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    2 mins