-
1:34
Milwaukee Dancing Grannies make first public appearance since...
-
2:29
Waukesha condo residents get ten minutes to enter homes, gather...
-
0:28
Authorities investigate fatal fire near 32nd and Walnut Saturday...
-
0:17
Bucks, Milwaukee Health Department host vaccine clinic at Fiserv...
-
0:59
Wisconsin Lutheran basketball player back on the court months...
-
3:06
Light mix to rain expected Sunday
-
1:58
Waukesha Masonic Lodge hosts annual Breakfast with Santa, proceeds...
-
3:01
Schlesinger’s Saturday Spotlight: Morning ice cream, and a...
-
3:00
Waukesha condo building still unfit for human occupancy, residents...
-
2:44
Waukesha South basketball team honors Jackson Sparks at first...
-
1:18
Mitchell International Airport launches program to make travel...
-
2:11
’Everything is left behind’: Waukesha condo residents in...
MILWAUKEE (AP) — The Milwaukee Brewers shattered preseason expectations by staying in the playoff chase until the last weekend of the season. The second full season of a rebuilding project under general manager David Stearns turned into a pleasant surprise. The Brewers won 86 games, a 13-game improvement from 2016.