Three Illegal Immigrants Face Fifteen Years In Prison Over Alleged Burglary Spree
Chilean men face up to fifteen years in prison after being arrested for a burglary spree that spanned several states.
Thousands Attend Waukesha Vigil for Charlie Kirk
Hundreds gathered in Waukesha last night to honor the life and legacy of Charlie Kirk, the Turning Point USA founder whose assassination has sent shockwaves through the conservative movement. The vigil featured speeches from TPUSA’s Brett Galaszewski, former Wisconsin...
‘It Was Me’: Charlie Kirk Killer’s Online Confession Puts Discord Under Fire
On Monday, reports came that the assassin of Charlie Kirk, Tyler Robinson, admitted his guilt to his friends on Discord 2 hours before turning himself in. Robinson was arrested last week on the suspicion of shooting conservative leader Charlie Kirk, while he was...
Suspects Arrested in Failed Bombing Attempt Under FOX 13 News Truck
Over the weekend, two men have been charged and arrested after placing an incendiary device under a FOX 13 News Van less than an hour away from the murder scene of Charlie Kirk. The men placed and lit an incendiary device under the van in a neighborhood in the city...
Waukesha’s Rat Problem Persists as Mayor Reilly Leaves Office With Key Issues Unresolved
Mayor Shawn Reilly is leaving office with a trail of unfinished business — and for many Waukesha residents, the most pressing is the city’s rat problem. In 2024 alone, the city logged at least 73 rat-related complaints, including an incident where an SUV was declared...
Congress Weighs Tariff Rebate Checks as Revenue Reaches Record Levels
As tariff revenue continues to shatter previous records, some of President Donald Trump’s key supporters in Congress are weighing sending rebate checks to American citizens in what could be an impactful way to sell the policy to voters. As Trump continues to negotiate...
Viral App for Women Hacked Exposing Thousands of Unsuspecting Men
Concerns are growing over the dangers of online dating after a popular women-only app—designed to anonymously expose and “vet” men—was hit by a major cyberattack. Hackers gained access to sensitive user data, including photos, addresses, and private information about...
Duey Stroebel Earns Appointment for Housing and Urban Development
On Thursday, Secretary Scott Turner and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced a wave of new appointments, including an appointment for the former Wisconsin state lawmaker, Duey Stroebel for Midwest Regional Administrator. “It is a great honor...
Wisconsin Supreme Court Suspends Judge Following Arrest for Obstructing ICE Arrest
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has suspended Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah C. Dugan from her judicial duties following her recent arrest by federal authorities. The temporary suspension, issued Tuesday, comes in response to allegations that Dugan interfered with...
Funding Fallout: Wisconsin’s Rapidly Growing Pro-Palestinian Coalition Under Fire
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Archewell Foundation withdraws support from Janan Najeeb’s nonprofit, citing hate speech and extremist imagery. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Archewell Foundation just cut ties with a Milwaukee nonprofit tied to Janan Najeeb, citing...
The “Help Not Harm” Act: Wisconsin Bill Seeks to Ban Gender-Transition Care for Minors
Wisconsin’s Assembly Bill 104, also known as the “Help Not Harm” Act, aims to prohibit healthcare providers from performing, assisting with, or recommending gender-transition procedures for individuals under 18. The bill, authored by Representative Scott Allen...
Braun, Fielder Bring the Boom in Brewers Alumni Slugfest
Brewers legends brought back memories of old to the Milwaukee faithful during the Alumni Home Run Derby at American Family Field. The derby took place following the Brewers’ 5-1 loss to the Marlins in front of a sold out crowd of 41,944 with most fans sticking around...
Southeast Wisconsin School District Deals with Aftermath of Supreme Court Decision
A case involving Mukwonago school bathroom policy is under renewed legal scrutiny following the Supreme Court’s landmark decision in United States v. Skrmetti, which ruled that sex-based distinctions in public school bathrooms do not violate the Equal Protection...
Controversial Programs at Wisconsin Universities Lose Grant Funding in Trump-Era
Wisconsin academics are crying foul after grants for various controversial projects at Wisconsin-based universities were cut off. The cuts are reportedly a part of the Trump administration's plan to reevaluate government spending on projects in academia that are...