Articles by Frank Healy

• Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley open Rock & Brews restaurant in Milwaukee
• Family of EAA crash victims talk about loved ones after tragic weekend
• Power outages from storm continue as group calls for Milwaukee to move to public utility
• We Energies working to reconnect customers who lost power over half a day ago
• Brewers Community Foundation donates scoreboards to community ballparks
• 'Take Our Community Back Week' kicks off by highlighting crime prevention
• Time running out to sign up for first year PACT Act benefits for veterans
• Big crowds at the lakefront for 19th Milwaukee Air and Water show
• Racine family speaks out after son, a U.S. soldier, crosses into North Korea
• Harley-Davidson Homecoming boosts economy and community spirit, even after the parade
• Royal Enfield featuring historic motorcycle recreation in Milwaukee's Third Ward
• Milwaukee Harley-Davidson dealership gearing up for huge week
• Bastille Days marks 40th anniversary with French cultural celebration in Milwaukee
• Wisconsin Ukrainians hold picnic as the 500th day of Russian invasion passes
• Community meeting continues call for citizen-led lead lateral committee
• More work needs to be done to continue to prevent flooding, Milwaukee's sewerage district says
• 4th of July travel predicted to be record-setting
• Nightclub in Walkers Point shot in drive by for second time in three months
• Events resume as air quality improves slightly in Waukesha County
• Several outdoor events canceled due to air quality Tuesday
• 'Polka Time!' exhibit being removed from Baird Center, former Wisconsin Center
• Residents protest cancellation of Greenfield Farmers Market Pride display
• First weekend of Summerfest draws impressive crowds, vendors say
• Pewaukee dog home safe after getting stuck in sewer
• Milwaukee Common Council passes ordinance effecting new smoke and vape shops
• 'Keep it sewing': Waukesha's Sew Much More celebrates 50 years
• Man seriously hurt in Brady Street hit-and-run out of ICU, driver still at large
• Waukesha kids learning valuable skills at handwriting camp
• Ideologies clash at protest over pride event near UW-Milwaukee
• Structural engineer to determine future of Milwaukee recycling facility following fire
• People affected by gun violence speak out for Wear Orange Weekend
• Rochester observes 157th Memorial Day with parade, roll call
• Oostburg teen overcomes life's greatest challenges to become top level high school archer
• 11th annual Heal the Hood comes to 8th and Burleigh
• Previous NFL Draft host cities talk impact of event as Green Bay is scheduled to host in 2025
• Is AI making cheating easier for students?
• Rank-and-file union of Milwaukee County bus drivers approves 'bus ranger' proposal
• Families celebrate Mother's Day in big and small ways in Milwaukee
• Safe & Sound Summer Kickoff promotes involvement in community activities to combat youth crime
• Milwaukee Braves' Bob 'Hurricane' Hazle honored at AmFam Field
• Brewers Klement's sausage racer costumes up for sale
• World War II veteran identified after nearly 80 years, laid to rest in Grafton
• Sobelman's on Marquette campus to close at end of semester
• Activists praise new MPD officer-involved shooting release policy amid challenge to rule
• Milwaukee County hoping to bolster corrections officer numbers with hiring event
• Your grandparent's bathroom may be cool again: the cyclical nature of interior design
• Annual PurpleStride for pancreatic cancer draws hundreds despite weather
• Janesville's Keeanu Benton preps for 2023 NFL Draft
• 'Words can't describe how I feel': Family mourns 18-year-old killed in West Allis crash
• Search continues for missing Franklin priest, family calls for public's help
• Waukesha police tout students' quick actions reporting suspect with gun near North HS
• Freestyle doggy dancing competition showcases ruff competition
• Homeownership fair in Washington Park shows resources available to homeowners
• Kenosha businesses excited for 2 national conventions nearby in 2024
• Milwaukee landlord faces 18 charges of fraud, forgery and theft
• Easter celebrations hold double meaning at St. Michael's Ukrainian Catholic Church
• 'What are we going to do?': Tornado tears through Delavan during newlywed couple's wedding reception
• Bucks fans win playoff tickets in scavenger hunt
• Couple's wedding interrupted by Delavan tornado
• Milwaukee Municipal Court Branch 2 candidate profiles
• Milwaukee County golf returns after snowy March
• NWS out in Walworth County investigating possibility of tornado touchdown
• Fire near 33rd and Fairmount claims 3 lives early Wednesday morning
• Residents thankful after New Berlin firefighters rescue woman, dogs from apartment
• Lake Country Fire and Rescue holding open houses ahead of referendum
• Local, family owned: Wheel & Sprocket celebrates 50 years
• March 'Winter Wonderland' in Milwaukee
• 'We're disappointed': Neighbors react to New Berlin oil spill
• Local students compete in underwater robotics competition
• 'It's something to look forward to': Local brewers mark Bock Beer Day
• Milwaukee Polar Plunge the coldest plunge this year in Wisconsin
• Proposed Brady Street hotel 1 step closer to becoming a reality
• Girls & STEM draws inquisitive minds at Discovery World
• Cars removed from third level of partially collapsed Bayshore Mall parking structure
• 'Step in the right direction': Local pharmacist weighs in as Eli Lilly announces insulin price changes
• Kettle Moraine School District discussing how to address AI use by students
• 'Devastating': 12-year-old boy killed, another injured after shooting at birthday party in West Allis bar
• Fans line up for Brewers tickets ahead of season
• Bucks sign Meyers Leonard to 10-day contract, Jewish community reacts
• Ukrainian, Polish Wisconsinites react to Biden's Ukraine visit