Articles by Bryant McCray

• 'It's devastating': Community activist against gun violence shot and killed in Milwaukee
• Stray bullet kills 9-year-old Milwaukee boy, $10K reward offered for information that helps solve case
• Milwaukee condo complex a 'total loss' after fire breaks out near 72nd and Brown Deer
• IndyCar racing returns to Milwaukee Mile Speedway this Labor Day weekend
• PrideFest sets presale ticket record, responds by ramping up security
• Lake Geneva gears up for first ever Cicadapalooza
• Racine students celebrate reading achievement with helicopter candy drop
• 'When will this stop?': Community reacts after 16-year-old boy killed on Milwaukee's north side
• Company Brewing closes its doors in Riverwest
• 'I saw him die right in front of me': 21-year-old Illinois man killed in Milwaukee's Riverwest neighborhood
• 'I'm going to boo him': Craig Counsell returns to American Family Field, met with cold shoulder
• Near record-breaking holiday travel creates an increase in demand for gas
• Family 'heartbroken' over shooting death of 15-year-old boy; 13-year-old arrested in connection
• Community shaken after 2 teens shot and killed on Milwaukee's south side
• 'They're important to us': Hometown artist partners with Milwaukee Brewers to create southside mural
• Milwaukee Brewers support hometown business after street vendor harassed earlier this month
• Urban planners talk city streets after reckless driving death of 50-year-old Milwaukee veteran
• Video captures brazen robbery of south side food truck, MPD releases info about suspects
• 'I'm trying to prevent crime': Milwaukee County supervisor aims to protect county parks ahead of busy summer
• Organizers roll out summer plans for the City of Festivals
• Boy Scouts of America changing name to 'Scouting America' to promote inclusivity
• 'We are going to need continuous support': 6 hometown organizations receive life-changing federal dollars
• 'This is the gold standard': Milwaukee Bucks unveil new food items at Fiserv Forum
• 'It makes you feel more personable': New job center opens in Waukesha
• 'It's somewhat overwhelming': Waukesha Memorial Day Parade canceled
• 'This does not happen every day': Milwaukeeans prepare for partial solar eclipse
• 'Very rare occurrence': 4.8 magnitude earthquake rattles East Coast
• Nearly 40 years later, suspect in custody for Racine homicide cold case
• Mother of 8 shot and killed on Milwaukee's north side
• Pewaukee athlete Jack Gohlke talks NCAA game win and future NBA plans
• 'Big in big moments': Hometown athlete Jack Gohlke shines bright at NCAA tournament
• 'This is really almost a steppingstone': Franklin High School senior creates AI keyboard
• 'He's the voice of Milwaukee': Community mourns death of DJ Tat
• Members of Republican Party urge Gov. Evers to sign reckless driving bill into law
• 'We are not going to stand down': Vandalism at UW-Milwaukee campus sparks concern for Jewish community
• 'Don’t give up': Lessons learned from 31 years in business at Brady Street Futons
• 'That's my life': Pothole damages Greenfield man's $25K wheelchair
• Milwaukee County bus driver rescues child from busy intersection
• Vin Baker Recovery opens on Milwaukee's north side
• 'Love Purse' collecting donations to help people in domestic violence situations
• Man accused of shooting and killing young couple in an Elkhorn bar pleads not guilty
• 'I can't believe we have this opportunity': Sussex Hamilton High School marching band prepares for trip to Europe
• 'It’s a fun tradition': MSOE hosts annual egg drop competition 🥚
• Emotional preliminary hearing for teen charged in murder of 5-year-old Prince McCree
• 'I just remember getting flung': Crash destroys food truck on Milwaukee's north side
• 'Going to miss this place': 3 decades later, Brady Steet Futons prepares to close its doors
• After months-long search, Milwaukee father arrested in connection to 12-year-old son's death
• Case High School in Racine celebrates Black History with student pep rally
• Wisconsin State Assembly unanimously passes bipartisan bill to change alert system for missing children
• Vigil held for 4-year-old boy shot and killed on Milwaukee's far north side
• Milwaukee Bucks bid to host 2027 or 2028 NBA All-Star Game
• Nathan Hale High School freshman design affordable model homes
• Milwaukee youth dance held with MPD officers to build stronger community relations
• Rock County officials say historic February tornado left millions of dollars in damage
• 'Something in my heart knew': Kenosha family seeks justice after loved one murdered
• Milwaukee dancer shares Super Bowl halftime stage with Usher
• Experts weighs in on effects of racism on mental health in wake of Arrowhead social media post
• Arrowhead High School student's racist social media post leaves families concerned
• Washington County family remembers Toby Keith and the making of 'Made in America'
• 'The sculpture is in there, you just have to find it': Carving arctic art at the Waukesha Janboree
• MPD Chief talks about plan to curb violence in Milwaukee
• Milwaukee police chase ends in fiery crash near 83rd and Burleigh, 5 arrested
• Potholes continue to pose problems for Milwaukee County residents
• Milwaukee Health Department launches COVID-19 wastewater dashboard
• Milwaukee County looks to expand harm reduction vending machine program
• Political experts weigh in on GOP presidential future amid Trump's Iowa caucus win
• 'Last night, we were beyond capacity': Warming shelters fill up amid dangerous cold snap
• Subzero temperatures threaten Southeast Wisconsin; how to beat the cold
• Wisconsin Humane Society celebrate its 5th annual Poorly Drawn Pets fundraiser
• 'Really negligent': Dozens of gunshots fired across Milwaukee in dangerous New Year's Day 'tradition'
• 'He told me he was my angel': Milwaukee family reunited with stolen dog on New Year's Day
• 'He could have been killed': Stray bullet hits Glendale home inches from toddler's crib
• 'We're going to be out there in full force': Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office watching for drunk drivers on New Year's Eve
• Public art project brings color to Menomonee River Valley
• Dog stolen from Milwaukee teens at gunpoint on Christmas Eve
• 'A mother is not supposed to bury her child': Milwaukee mother holds vigil 7 years after son was fatally shot
• Salvation Army prepares to feed thousands of people on Christmas Day
• 'The need isn't going away': 1 year since closure of labor and delivery unit at Ascension St. Francis Hospital
• Barely touched 1981 DeLorean discovered in Waukesha County barn starts for the 1st time in decades
• 700 MPS kids surprised with gifts and a visit from Santa Claus