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Sarah's drive for journalism began when she worked for her high school newspaper in Plymouth, WI. She wrote news, feature and editorials, earning awards from the North Eastern Wisconsin Scholastic Press Association (NEWSPA) for photography and writing, and ran the business department. She continued this work for her college newspaper as well at UW-Sheboygan, along with composing the layout for the school's literary magazine. She then moved to Milwaukee to complete her bachelor's degree in journalism with a print/online focus at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
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The new dispatch center is open for business, now supporting all seven North Shore communities for police and fire dispatching services.
Almost exactly one year ago, someone ripped out dozens of plants that were planted along the historical landmark at Lake Drive and Fairy Chasm Road. Early Friday morning, the plants were removed again and so far, no one know who's to blame.
No, he wasn't getting arrested. This sixth-grader's family bid the highest at the MDIH Bash for one of the top prizes, a ride home with a police officer.
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Tech-related classes are seeing an entire revolution of education with the Bring Your Own Device program at Bayside Middle School, but traditional core classes aren't quite ready to completely rework their curriculum.
Officers noticed he didn't have his full vehicle lights on at 2:30 a.m. and when they asked him to recite the alphabet, he missed more than a couple of letters.
He could hardly stand outside the van and when officers stopped over to make sure things were OK, he had less than a friendly response for police.
She admitted to police she stopped to relieve herself but officers could already smell the alcohol on her breath.
Comparing results to Tom Barrett and Scott Walker's face off in 2010, Fox Point shifted its support from Barrett to Walker while Bayside held steady for Barrett in both elections.
Police caught up with him at his home and escorted him back to the gas station to pay for the $20 of gas he ran off with.
Steve Cannon is running a marathon around Lake Michigan to raise money for cancer awareness and research and he stopped in Milwaukee Wednesday.
Steve Cannon is running a marathon around Lake Michigan to raise money for cancer awareness and research and he stopped in Milwaukee Wednesday.
Stay up-to-date on the happenings surrounding the recall election, get info on the candidates that will be on the ballot, learn where to vote, and read a list of things to know about voting from the Government Accountability Board.
This 34-year-old Hartford man was arrested for his second OWI after having four or five beers and performing poorly on field sobriety tests.
Steve Cannon is running 40 marathons in 40 days in hopes of raising money for cancer research.
Fox Point and Bayside have hot spots for deer activity, but this month ranks as one of the worst for crashes involving the darting animals. So here's some tips from the Department of Transportation to help you avoid a costly collision.
Supporter of Gov. Scott Walker was arrested for disorderly conduct after a verbal altercation with a few Barrett backers at Milwaukee rally with Clinton.
She didn't make the curve on Brown Deer Road as it turns into Lake Drive and took out a sign and some bushes before landing in The Shul parking lot.
The new state-of-the-art facility allowed dispatchers to quickly and easily communicate with fire personnel, police officers and each other to minimize response times and keep the community safe.
A 22-year-old Cudahy man was pulled over for a burned out taillight. When the officer tried to talk to the man, he pulled out a Puerto Rican flag and tried to hide his face.
