It's already been a big year on the diamond for UW-Milwaukee, which saw its second ... In today's edition: Florida goes back-to-back, Mascot Hall of Fame, the chaos of "Ice Wars," KD wild-card ...

Becoming a UW Athletic ... into the Hall of Fame is such an honor that I could have never even dreamt of it." Watch and listen to more of Frederick's talk with reporters Thursday inside Camp ...

The 96-year-old businessman and philanthropist stood at a podium inside the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s Golda Meir Library, where UW-Milwaukee hosted a dedication ceremony on Wednesday.

The Panthers went 2-4 against Wright State in the regular season. It's already been a big year on the diamond for UW-Milwaukee, which saw its second alumnus make a major league debut when A.J ...

Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson helped raise the Pride flag Monday morning at City Hall, according to a post on X. Flying motorcycle zooms at 124 mph without touching the ground Deion Sanders ...

Now he will have another honor bestowed upon him: UW Athletic Hall of Famer. The Wisconsin athletic department introduced Thursday its class of 2025 for the UW Athletic Hall of Fame. Kaminsky won ...

Throughout Chancellor Mark Mone’s 11 years as leader of UW-Milwaukee, his wife, Sara Swanson, witnessed all the ups and downs while managing her own career as a professor of neurology and ...

Milwaukee firefighters found a person deceased inside a burning home on the city's south side on Wednesday, May 28. The cause of death for the individual is not known. MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee ...

is one of 12 former athletes who will be inducted into the Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame in September. Listen as Jacob Misiorowski comments on his big-league debut in Milwaukee Jacob Misiorowski ...

Milwaukee City Hall and the Zeidler Municipal Building went on lockdown last week. It turned out to be a false alarm, but a number of communication issues unfolded. City leaders and employees ...

In the shadow of Fukushima’s tragedy, we discovered an abandoned pachinko hall left exactly as it was—machines lined up, lights dimmed, and silence replacing the once-deafening buzz.