Milwaukee News

Willie Nelson and John Mellencamp will take to the web Monday, August 2nd, to announce details for the 25th Anniversary Farm Aid concert.

Spotlight: Spotlight: Spotlight: Spotlight: In Milwaukee Buzz OnMilwaukee.com Weekend Preview: July 30-August 1, 2010 "Wicked" continues its run at the Marcus Center this weekend.

Seven days after the July 22nd floods battered parts of the Milwaukee area, a crowd gathers to honor a young man where he died.

A Milwaukee Police officer on a bicycle was dragged by a fleeing driver in an incident on the city's north side.

A gunshot was fired after a Milwaukee police officer on bike patrol was hit by a fleeing car and dragged.

Kim Alwan had just finished filing an insurance claim July 22 for a flood the week before at her shop, Village Bazaar.

Last week, the city of Milwaukee and its surrounding suburbs were hit by devastating rain showers that caused severe damage to the area.

The Wisconsin Democratic Party is running its first television ad of the governor's race, attacking Republican candidate Scott Walker's decision to campaign after floods hit Milwaukee last weekend.

There's an immediate need for cleanup help, especially among people who may be alone or elderly.

Some have labeled it "Katrina-esque." Others remain shocked and dismayed by the devastation left behind from last week's torrential downpour, which resulted in severe flooding across the Metro-Milwaukee area and surrounding suburbs.

By ASSOCIATED PRESS Thursday, July 29, 2010 - 8:24 a.m. MILWAUKEE a ' Bankruptcy filings are up 16 percent in Wisconsin during the first half of the year.

More than 40 puppies have died after catching a dangerous virus in Milwaukee. The Wisconsin Humane Society is reminding people to get healthy puppies - like the one shown above - vaccinated against the parvovirus.

Milwaukee Police are sending a message to the person who put a 12-year-old girl in the hospital with multiple gunshots.

Mobile food vendors such as The Pita Brothers are giving fast food a new meaning.

Willie Rogers, right, and his brother Roosevelt Rogers, both from Milwaukee, help out a friend whose water heater was damaged by flooding, as they unload it at United Milwaukee Scrap.

This summer, some special young stars have been tirelessly stomping, clapping, jumping, twirling, rolling and soaring in hopes of advancing their dreams of becoming professional ballet dancers.

City of Milwaukee beaches remain closed nearly a week after sewage overflow from last week's floods forced them to close, but some other beaches in the county have reopened.

Damage throughout the North Shore NOW coverage area varied. See below for detailed updates of each community and check out your community's website for additional informaiton.

People are still finding themselves shocked as they see what the Brew City Flood of last week left behind.

Hundreds of people have had to deal with the remnants of the Brew City Flood getting into their basement.