Articles by Emerson Lehmann

• 'It saved my life': Kenosha woman survives stroke, hopes to inspire others as professional wrestler
• 'It's an exciting day': Area ski hills opening for season
• Debilitating stroke can't pin local pro-wrestler now aiming for GLCW Women's Title
• 'Seems too good to be true, it probably is': BBB warns shoppers to be aware of Cyber Monday scams
• 'So much joy': Candy Cane Lane officially opens for 39th season
• Packers fans feeling thankful for Thanksgiving upset in Detroit
• 'It's going to be a big one': Experts predicting busy Thanksgiving travel weekend
• 'There's a need here:' After-school pickleball teaches lessons about the sport, life
• 'Big for our city, big for our team': Brewers fans react to Murphy, Weeks promotions
• 'Opportunity to really invest back into our community': Crowley signs 2024 Milwaukee County adopted budget
• 'He's going to fight through this one': Friends, community rally around Slinger senior in coma
• 'The best market': NFL, Packers announce dates for 2025 NFL Draft in Green Bay
• 'Success starts with safety': DNR reminds hunters to practice safety during upcoming gun deer season
• 'The dog is a great resource': A closer look at the training of police dogs in Wisconsin
• 'This is like home': Airplane! director returns to Shorewood, promotes new book
• 'Always prepared': Milwaukee DPW says it's ready for winter season
• 'It is a goal': Hometown ski hill aims to open this week as excitement for season heats up
• 'It's never too early but it's also never too late': Health professionals encourage flu vaccine as winter, holiday season approaches
• 'Down syndrome doesn't stop me': Hartland continues encourage inclusion during Down Syndrome Awareness Month
• 'A lot of people are going to be shocked': Bucks halftime performers excited to bring unique talents to Fiserv Forum
• MKE Influencers: Nathan Marzion, Marquette grad turned social media star
• 'We got his back, just like he got ours': Fans, community organizations excited about Giannis extension
• Bucks, Fiserv Forum offering new food options for 2023-24 season
• 'Excited to be coming back': INDYCAR champion, rookie conducts tire test at Milwaukee Mile
• 'He went on a big adventure': Puppy stolen during armed carjacking returned to owner
• 'Be extra cautious': DNR, DOT warn drivers ahead of deer season
• 'She's an awesome, awesome athlete': Greenfield field goal kicker makes school history
• 'We do not forget our fallen': MFD, families honor the lives of fallen Milwaukee firefighters
• 'Very grateful': Milwaukee Fire Department installs smoke alarms for families
• License revoked: Common council votes to close Milwaukee gas station where man was fatally shot
• Hometown political expert discusses implications of Hamas attack on Israel
• Brewers fans disappointed following post-season sweep, elimination
• 'Safety is our priority': Dual programs help Waukesha County Sheriff's Office make 2 arrests
• Culver's brings back popular 'Curderburger' for month of October
• BBB warns about 'multiple reports' related to student loan scams
• 'Appeal in this industry is very strongly based on authenticity': Craft beer names just as, if not more important than product itself
• 'A really big impact': Wisconsin Conservatory of Music hosting 2023 Instrument Drive
• 'Championships all around': Wisconsin sports fans enjoying whirlwind week, hopeful for continued success
• 'We'll need all hands on deck': Hometown bars gearing up for Brewers' postseason run
• 'There's hope': Thousands raise money, walk to help End Alzheimer's
• 'A lot of good that can come': Medical experts recommend Covid-19 booster, pharmacies prepare for distribution
• 'Never doubt Aaron Rodgers': UW Health says it's 'reasonable' to expect a Rodgers comeback
• 'She would be proud': Family of Kewaskum 9/11 victim grateful her story continues to be shared
• 'Go fly a kite!': Frank Mots Int'l Kite Festival celebrates 44 years
• 'Run Bambi Run' musical to premiere at the Milwaukee Rep Sept. 13
• Heat ends 1st day of MPS classes early, experts warn it could happen again
• Health experts 'quite worried' new school year will see a surge in COVID-19 cases
• 'Honor and a privilege': Hometown barbershops offer free haircuts, reading opportunities for kids
• 'We need it here': Fans thrilled by the return of NASCAR to the Milwaukee Mile
• 'We loved every minute of it': Wholly Cow Frozen Custard owners ready for retirement
• 'Always fun to be able to go home': Wisconsin drivers ready to take on Milwaukee Mile during NASCAR weekend
• 'Hopefully 2024 is the year for us': Pre-debate vendor fair helps local businesses
• World premiere of 'Run Bambi Run' musical to take stage at Milwaukee Repertory Theater
• 'This is our best chance': A successful NASCAR return could put the Milwaukee Mile back on the map
• 'A great honor': Area veterans given 'Dream Flight' experience
• 'He didn't deserve to die like this': 29-year-old man shot and killed near Teutonia and Roosevelt
• 'Great way for them to feel empowered': Kids with visual impairments receive summer camp experience
• 'This is our largest fundraiser of the year': New Berlin Lions Club Corn Roast a staple of the State Fair
• 'This is wonderful': Patients, families at Children's Wisconsin experience State Fair magic
• 'Exactly what we intended 12 years ago': Bronzeville Week continues with Cultural and Arts Festival
• 'Think of it like a catapult': Hartland robotics team using robot for Brewers first pitch
• '8 days worth of family, fun and friends': 12th annual Bronzeville Week kicks off Saturday
• 'Everything at State Fair is safe': State officials inspect Spin City rides ahead of State Fair
• 'Cities are meant to be lived in, not just driven through': WisDOT hosting I-794 open-house meetings this week
• Random Lake parade highlights the need for organ donation
• 'Skilled trades can be a really good way to go in life': Watch Wisconsin man on 'Tough As Nails'
• Ride along with the Blue Angels on 'Fat Albert'
• Noyes Park, First Tee program providing free golf and education for area youth
• 22 recruits take U.S. Navy's Oath of Enlistment
• 'I didn't pass out': Milwaukee police detective injured in Shake Shack shooting enjoys flight with Blue Angels
• Rainbow Day Camp gives kids with visual impairments the chance to experience summer fun
• 'It's just the wrong design': Discussions over the future of I-794 continue
• 'Straight roads and freedom': 120th Harley Homecoming kicks off
• 'Our food scene punches above its weight': Milwaukee chosen for Top Chef Season 21
• 'A race that can't be missed': Local drivers look to take on NASCAR stars at Slinger Nationals
• 'Little piece of heaven': Urban prairie project starting to bloom in Kewaskum
• 'We're halfway done': Construction continues in downtown West Bend, businesses remain open
• 'United We Rock': Waukesha celebrates with Independence Day parade
• NASCAR meets Summerfest: Friesen excited for return to Milwaukee Mile
• 'We have to represent our state': Fond du Lac team representing home state at jump rope nationals