Articles by Brendan Cullerton

• Barrett scheduled for Senate hearing Tuesday to become Ambassador of Luxembourg
• Racine sheriff says he found proof of felonies by Wisconsin Election Commission in 2020
• Mequon-Thiensville recall election battle headlines national trend
• Mequon-Thiensville School Board recall election to be held Nov. 2
• Milwaukee County ME's Office: 3-year-old Major Harris' death ruled a homicide
• Supply chain problems threaten to cause holiday shopping issues, Port Milwaukee warns
• Bucks fans celebrate ring ceremony, win over Nets
• Amber Alert: Search continues for missing 3-year-old Major Harris
• Are new MPD guidelines resulting in less stops?
• FPC on track to vote on Acting Chief Jeffrey Norman's appointment in November
• Gov. Evers announces $45 million investment in violence prevention efforts
• Family says 2 killed in Waukesha plane crash were couple married for 50 years
• Acting Chief Norman: Officer cuts will force reassessment of what MPD can do
• Milwaukee agrees to comply with 'broad' document order for state presidential election investigation
• ClawsUpMKE! Milwaukee lights up yellow and blue for Brewers postseason 💛💙
• Gunfire near Gov. Evers' press conference impacts Milwaukee event
• WisDOT calling for 'zipper merge' at long-term lane closure on I-43
• Milwaukee County's COVID-19 vaccine requirement reaches deadline
• Milwaukee alderwoman considers going around health department to issue mask mandate
• Court orders Milwaukee Alderwoman Chantia Lewis have no contact with alleged illegal contributors
• Wisconsin Republicans pass bill banning critical race theory in schools
• MPS Lancaster Public School shifts to virtual learning due to COVID-19 cases
• Wisconsin running short on ICU beds
• Fond du Lac police officer dies of COVID-19 complications
• American support for U.S. Supreme Court drops: MU Law Poll
• Menomonee Falls Village Board passes ban on vaccine mandate for village employees
• Milwaukee company helps businesses adjust to federal vaccine mandate
• Wisconsin Center District says unvaccinated employees will have 'voluntarily resigned'
• Summerfest announces 2022 dates; festival will take place over 3 weekends again
• First Lady Jill Biden promotes COVID-19 safety at Milwaukee elementary school visit
• Mayor Barrett talks Milwaukee transfer of power, becoming ambassador to Luxembourg
• Man shot and killed at Domino's on Milwaukee's north side owned barbershop next door
• Milwaukee alderman wants city energy independence for emergencies
• Milwaukee fugitive added to FBI’s 10 Most Wanted list; $100K reward to find Octaviano Juarez-Corro
• Evers: decision coming soon on possible vaccine mandate for state employees
• Summerfest day crowds smaller than usual, vendors say
• The Big Gig is back! Summerfest kicks off 2021 run 🎶🎸
• Summerfest to provide rapid COVID testing at entrance for those without proof of vaccine, negative test
• Milwaukee charities, businesses look to help victims of Hurricane Ida
• Ida strands some in Wisconsin, cuts off communication with loved ones
• Prohibition era secret rooms, tunnels come to light in Milwaukee
• Some MPS football games rescheduled after cancelations
• Evers supports mandatory teacher vaccines, Wisconsin school districts divided on mask mandates
• Three Oconomowoc School Board members resign as board 'dragged into partisan culture wars'
• Prohibition era secret rooms, tunnels come to light in Milwaukee
• We Energies: Power to be restored to 98% of customers by midnight
• BBB warns of scams following Wisconsin storm damage
• Milwaukee revamps storm response following 'unprecedented' damage
• Milwaukee School Board president wants mandatory vaccines for teachers
• Oak Creek-Franklin School District votes for optional masks; Burlington, Cudahy districts take no action
• Packers family night returns after year absense and lightning delay
• Masks present, uncommon at Wisconsin State Fair
• Wisconsin State Fair kicks off with minor changes
• How would Milwaukee businesses handle another round of restrictions?
• Public e-scooters prohibited in downtown Milwaukee due to too much sidewalk riding
• National Weather Service confirms 5 tornadoes in southeast Wisconsin
• Mayor encourages Milwaukeeans to wear masks inside and in large groups following new CDC guidance
• Packers host annual shareholders meeting amid reports Rodgers will return to team
• Moore pushes for monthly payments to low income 'unpaid workers'
• Bucks fans of all ages turn out for championship parade in downtown Milwaukee
• Bucks championship parade to take place in Milwaukee Thursday at 11 am -- here’s a look at the route
• Deer District starts turning away fans before halftime, crowd projected at 65,000
• Milwaukee Police Department, first responders prepare for NBA Finals Game 6
• 'Greek Freak' adds intrigue to Greek Fest in Wauwatosa
• Milwaukee FPC votes in new chairman, talks Morales lawsuit
• Despite inclement weather, Bucks fans head to Deer District for Game 4 watch party
• Milwaukee gears up for Game 4 of NBA Finals
• 'Pay or shut up:' Milwaukee Police Association expects former Chief Morales to return Thursday
• How Milwaukee has changed since the Bucks' last finals in 1974
• Decked out Bucks fans fill plaza for Game 2
• Milwaukee prepares for first NBA Finals home game in 47 years
• Nearly 20,000 fans cheer on the Bucks at Deer District for Game 1
• Bigger game, bigger crowd: 35,000 fans expected at Bucks Game 1 watch party
• Bucks open 10,000 seats for watch party inside Fiserv Forum during NBA Finals away games
• Watergate, Rubik's Cubes and the 'Rumble in the Jungle:' Changes since the Bucks' last trip to the NBA Finals
• Bucks fans pack Deer District for ECF Game 5, confident in supporting cast
• President Biden touts infrastructure deal to create 'millions of jobs' in La Crosse
• President Biden to talk agriculture, infrastructure plan in Wisconsin Tuesday
• Deer District draws biggest crowd of postseason as Bucks demolish Hawks
• Judge denies Milwaukee request for more time, former MPD Chief Alfonso Morales to be reinstated July 3