Articles by Stephanie Rodriguez

• Capturing Kenosha: How a group of photographers is giving back
• USDA invests $1.6 million in development of beginning, veteran farms in Wisconsin
• State DPI releases standardized test results
• 'There's hope': Milwaukee artist focused on suicide prevention
• Big Bend village official fired, charged with battery after alleged fight over parking space
• Packers Hall of Famer Brett Favre says he's been diagnosed with Parkinson's
• Hit-and-run: Car traveling 80 mph kills 20-year-old woman, injures her sister
• 'We all love corn': Walworth County couple to celebrate 70 years together, 60 with farm stand
• 5 teenagers in custody after bloody attack on elderly men
• Multiple students injured in school bus crash in Ozaukee County
• Milwaukee man charged in murder of Sade Robinson asks for charges to be tried separately
• Manitowoc County Sheriff's Office investigates human remains found in Two Rivers
• Giant beach sand sculpture created by expert, college students
• Complaint: Boyfriend shot UW-Whitewater gymnast multiple times, charged with homicide
• 'It was unreal': Witnesses react to gunfire that left 3 police officers injured
• Suspect ID'd in UW-Whitewater student shooting, bail set at $1M
• 'We're here for the animals': Volunteers rescue kitten stuck in pipe for 5 days
• Milwaukee County to apply for millions of dollars to redesign dangerous intersections
• Reckless driver gets 14 years for fatal crash; family of victim says sentencing is a slap on the wrist
• 1 person dead, 3 injured in quadruple shooting near 40th and North
• 'We're here to celebrate law enforcement': JD Vance talks crime, safety in Kenosha
• Full Circle Healing Farm: How one couple is feeding their community in many ways
• City leaders address recent uptick in car break-ins
• 'Most of us are...having to find a new career': Tenured faculty face layoffs at UW-Milwaukee
• 'We can make people healthy again': Meta House announces addiction treatment center expansion
• Milwaukee County adds 8 new harm reduction vending machines to combat overdoses
• Wildlife In Need Center celebrates 30 years of helping sick, orphaned animals
• 'Goodbye Northridge, Hello Granville': What could replace abandoned mall?
• 13 ballot drop boxes open in Milwaukee for August primary
• D'Vontaye Mitchell's final manner of death determined to be homicide, ME's report says
• Milwaukee alderman shares own experience with 911 amid protocol questions
• Ride safety top of mind as State Fair sets to kick off 2024 run
• Teen girl dead, 8 others injured in Dineen Park shooting; arrest made
• Armed robbery attempt ends with gunfire exchange in Wauwatosa, 1 person in serious condition
• 'It's the best party there is': Harley-Davidson Homecoming Festival begins
• Wisconsin Democrats welcome VP Kamala Harris to Milwaukee
• Microsoft outage impacts Milwaukee
• 'I'm going to be moved to tears': Delegates anxious for Donald Trump's RNC speech
• RNC Fashion: 'The real theme here is patriotic clothes'
• Replica of Wisconsin schoolhouse, where GOP began, on display at RNC
• 'We want to be heard': Thousands of protesters gather to march on the RNC
• 'The spark was lit': With RNC comes renewed attention to GOP's Wisconsin roots
• Camp Hero: Girl Scouts get firsthand look at careers as first responders
• Milwaukee Common Council discusses safety measures ahead of RNC
• 'Their transportation got taken away': Nonprofit boxing club has car stolen
• Wisconsin Women Fish: How one female captain is turning the tide
• 10 days away: Preps continue for RNC, residents ready to deal with restrictions
• Southeast Wisconsin celebrates Independence Day
• Wisconsin legislators called on to ban bump stocks
• 'It's time for the city to catch up': Milwaukee alderman leads revived push to change official flag
• 'President Biden is our nominee': WI Democrats react to first Presidental debate
• Behind the Scenes: Telemundo Wisconsin Brewers broadcast
• Trace Adkins to headline RNC welcome party same day as 'bail fund' benefit concert for protestors
• Businesses change hours, add staff ahead of RNC
• Security perimeter finalized as RNC draws nearer
• 'It's awesome': Fans enjoy 1st day of Summerfest 2024
• Local leaders react to Milwaukee police chief applying for job in Texas
• Bernie Brewer teaches cooking class at Ronald McDonald House
• WI Young Republicans open Waukesha office
• 'Trump's comments speak for themselves': DNC puts up billboards after 'horrible city' controversy
• Bill to protect access to IVF fails Senate vote
• Repairs begin on Whitefish Bay sinkhole after emergency declaration
• 'This is a really popular spot for people to walk': 20-foot sinkhole impacts Whitefish Bay park
• Made in Racine: Mexican candy store owners shares traditions, makes custom piñatas
• Attempt to restrict guns from RNC security perimeter fails
• Waupun warden, 8 staff members charged following investigation into inmate deaths
• Man charged in Sade Robinson case appears in court
• 'They took all of our heavy equipment': Community garden has thousands of dollars' worth of tools stolen
• Dousman bar re-opens after man attacks customer with machete
• Milwaukee alderman pushes to close loophole that keeps unlicensed drivers on the road
• 'There is no way we can just do something else': Firework show cancellation hurts War Memorial Center, businesses
• MLB announces pensions, stats integrations for Negro League players
• 'We'll continue to have a place here for a very long time': The history of Wisconsin's oldest veteran's cemetery
• Jury deliberations begin in trial of man accused of killing Navy sailor
• 'We're looking at possible tornados, hail': Tips to prepare for severe weather
• Dockless electric scooters now permanently in Milwaukee
• Tailwaggers 911: Hometown nonprofit approaches 4,000 dogs saved
• Milwaukee leaders hope marijuana reclassification will lower incarceration, lead to legalization
• 'Who knows when she can get another appointment': Ascension hack impacts patients, healthcare workers
• 'I see myself in these students': MPS bilingual counselor named WI Teacher of the Year