Thousands of Milwaukee residents still feel effects of storm wreckage is a post from Wisconsin Watch, a non-profit investigative news site covering Wisconsin since 2009. Please consider making a contribution to support our journalism. Last week’s storms destroyed Sabrena Henderson’s Milwaukee home, leaving her family displaced.

Phoenix Residential, a 31-unit affordable housing development in the works on Milwaukee's north side, would become the first of its kind in Wisconsin.

Milwaukee, Racine and Kenosha will consider an agreement to start a passenger rail commission and access federal resources.

A head of Labor Day travel, Milwaukee-area gas prices could increase as the result of flooding at a major oil refinery in Indiana, according to AAA Wisconsin and GasBuddy. Prices have already gone up some this week to an average of $2.94 per gallon AAA said, almost identical to what GasBuddy reported the morning of August 21.

The scale of damage in Milwaukee County left behind after unprecedented flooding last week is beginning to come into view. Over 300 volunteers from the county’s Office of Emergency Management, Wisconsin Emergency Management,

RACINE, Wis. - 14 years after the last serious exploration into a passenger rail line connecting Milwaukee, Racine and Kenosha, a new commission has been

Milwaukee’s branch campuses that shuttered in the last two years is coming into focus. After the closure of the university’s two-year branch campuses in Washington and Waukesha counties, in 2024 and this June,

Catherine Rabenstine brings two decades of nonprofit experience to her role as CEO of American Red Cross of Wisconsin, where she oversees operations across a vast region.

Milwaukee police are investigating a three-vehicle crash that happened at 6th and Wisconsin on Thursday morning, Aug. 14.

AND NEW TONIGHT A MILWAUKEE MAN IS CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO SEVERAL RESTAURANTS AND A SUPERMARKET IN MILWAUKEE. FOUR OF THOSE BREAK-INS HAPPENED AT THE MCDONALD’S AT 24TH AND WISCONSIN AVENUE. ACCORDING TO A CRIMINAL COMPLAINT,

Kristin Brey is the host of "As Goes Wisconsin," the co-host of "Point Taken" and a columnist for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. And there's so much more to her story.