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Alabama Vice Chancellor Will Lead UW System

Tonja Johnson will be the next president of the Universities of Wisconsin. Photo courtesy of UW system Tonja Johnson, a senior vice chancellor in the University of Alabama System, will become the next president of the Universities of Wisconsin. The Board of Regents announced Johnson’s appointment...

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Harry Potter magic comes to life in Hartland this weekend

Witches, wizards, and Muggles are welcome at a Hartland home where a familys love of Harry Potter is helping support neighbors in need.Laura and Alex Chandlers annual Hogwarts in Hartland walk-through features the Hogwarts Express, the shops of Diagon Alley, and floating candles inspired by the...

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Young baseball players practicing at Carver Park in Milwaukee.

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Milwaukee Little League hopes Brewers’ success inspires a new generation of players

On a crisp autumn afternoon, the sound of bats connecting with balls echoed through the air at Carver Park. Young players donned their jerseys with pride, each swing and catch a testament to their dedication to the game. Tawyana Duncan, president of Beckum Stapleton Little League, stood by the...

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Milwaukee Weather: Chance of Showers on Halloween

Forecast from FOX6 Meteorologist Lisa MichaelsCloudy Saturday with high temps reaching the upper 50s this afternoon.Trick-or-treat hours could have some scattered light showers, but it will not be a washout.Daylight saving time ends at 2am Sunday morning. Don't forget to turn your clocks back one...

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Brookfield Central High School football team in action during a playoff game.

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Operation Football Level 2 Playoffs 2026

As the sun dipped below the horizon on a crisp autumn evening, the air buzzed with excitement at Brookfield Central High School. Fans adorned in blue and gold filled the stands, their cheers echoing through the night as the Lancers prepared for their playoff showdown. The quest for Camp Randall...

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Dr. Tonjanita Johnson, newly appointed president of the University of Wisconsin System.

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Universities of Wisconsin name Alabama system executive as next president

On a brisk autumn day in Brookfield, the atmosphere buzzed with excitement as community members gathered to discuss the future of education in Wisconsin. The recent announcement of Dr. Tonjanita Johnson's appointment as the next president of the University of Wisconsin System has sparked a renewed...

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Young Brewers fans celebrate during the championship parade in Brookfield.

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Youngest Brewers fans miss school for in-person history lesson

As the sun broke over Brookfield on a crisp autumn morning, the excitement was palpable. Young fans, some still wearing their pajamas, lined the streets, their faces painted in Brewers blue and gold. For many, this wasn’t just another day off from school; it was a rare opportunity to witness...

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Celebration of Milwaukee Brewers championship with fans in downtown Milwaukee

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Thousands of Brewers fans filled downtown Milwaukee for World Series celebration

As the sun rose over Milwaukee, a sea of blue and gold transformed the city streets into a vibrant tapestry of Brewers pride. Families, friends, and fans of all ages gathered downtown, their excitement palpable as they celebrated the Milwaukee Brewers' first championship in over four decades. For...

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Marquette High School gets Play of the Week plaque for 'Miller Time'

Marquette University quarterback Ben Schroeder passes to Christian Miller who runs it 45 yards to the end zone Friday night-- taking the Hilltoppers to a victory over Madison Memorial.

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Herbal supplement sold on Amazon, at Whole Foods recalled amid salmonella concerns

A possible salmonella risk has prompted a recall of an herbal supplement sold online and in stores.

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