-
0:41
Family accepts posthumous degree in honor of Sade Robinson
-
1:29
Car enthusiasts enjoy car show and demos
-
0:55
16-year-old body recovered at Quarry Lake Park in Racine County
-
1:29
Lion’s Den Gorge Nature Preserve
-
3:33
Green Bay collector amasses magnificent collection of the same...
-
2:42
Hometown non-profit approaches 4000 dogs saved
-
3:44
America’s only known female coppersmith lives in Wisconsin....
-
4:09
Unlock the secrets of sweet dreams during better sleep month
-
2:25
’It’s a sensory safari’: Milwaukee students get immersive...
-
3:24
’Takes a lot of time, dedication’: UW-Whitewater wheelchair...
-
3:43
One Hometown boxer proves he’s no lightweight with ’Super...
-
2:52
Active weather following a quiet weekend with two days of storms...
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- This was the scene on Saturday, July 29 around 9:35 a.m. at UWM's Sandburg Hall - A helicopter was removing the radio tower that has sat on top of the building piece by piece.
The tower was airlifted from the roof to Chapman/Enderis parking lot, which is close to the campus.
Areas around Sandburg Hall, including streets and sidewalks, were closed during the operation.
According to a UWM spokesperson, "The little-used radio tower was becoming increasingly obsolete, so removing it was a safer and more cost-effective option than repairing and maintaining it. Private organizations and government agencies who remained interested in its services have been accommodated with other solutions."
Sign up for the CBS 58 Newsletter