Articles by Gabriella Bachara

• 'She didn't deserve this': Family of Milwaukee transgender woman killed speaks out
• '3-term Tony': Gov. Evers hints at re-election campaign
• MMSD: Don't panic if you see neon green water near facilities
• Bay View bar hosts Vanderpump Rules watch parties
• Milwaukee woman searches for father's record player wrongfully donated to Goodwill
• Racine couple continues annual Pride Month light display
• Video shows drivers disregarding construction closures overnight on I-43
• Milwaukee Pride Fest 2023 kicks off
• Milwaukee County unveils new Pride Bus design ahead of Pride Month
• Milwaukee baker starts from scratch after car stolen with baking supplies inside
• Section of Ivanhoe Place now closed to traffic, open to pedestrians
• 'It just rocked': Remembering Tina Turner at Summerfest
• DPW debuts plans for Van Buren Street transformation project
• DPW staff working overtime to fill record pothole requests, mayor says
• Milwaukee's Mega Media Xchange to close after 25 years on east side
• Milwaukee chefs turn McDonald's into gourmet meals at 8th annual Unwrapped Milwaukee fundraiser
• Will AI take your job? Marquette University expert weighs in
• Oconomowoc family advocates for safer bike paths after daughter killed in accident
• Milwaukee Water Works announces new plan to accelerate lead pipe replacement
• Mother, son to graduate with master's degrees from UWM together
• 'You'll always be a mother': Navigating Mother's Day after loss
• Milwaukee police recognize 90 members at semi-annual Merit Award Ceremony
• Dog found 24 hours after escaping from 2nd-story window of West Allis doggy day care
• International student at Wisconsin Lutheran High School earns perfect score on ACT
• Oconomowoc couple advocates for revised abortion law after forced to deliver stillborn son in Minnesota
• Milwaukee Bucks fans react to firing of Coach Budenholzer
• 8 Milwaukee men charged in connection to crime ring targeting USPS carriers
• Kenosha screenwriter weighs in on looming writers strike in Hollywood
• New shared revenue proposal aims to cure Milwaukee's pension problems, invest in public safety
• Milwaukee Fire Department can't sustain more budget cuts in 2024, chief says
• Milwaukee leaders call for plan to fix pothole 'epidemic'
• 'Good luck to you': Packers fans wish Aaron Rodgers well in New York after trade reports
• Historically low housing inventory drives prices up, WRA says
• Milwaukee coffee roaster catches heat from Bucks fans for lending espresso grinder to Jimmy Butler
• Milwaukee Bucks fan attendance unusually low for Wednesday playoff game
• Brides turn to local boutiques as largest wedding gown retailer in US files for bankruptcy
• MFD, Ignite the Spirit partner with Sojourner to raise money for domestic violence survivors
• MPD releases 2nd community briefing of officer-involved shooting in less than 24 hours, calls for transparency continue
• 'True match': Palmyra couple dies days apart, leaves behind six kids
• Milwaukee chef competes on 'Chopped,' places second
• 3 vacant aldermanic districts filled in special election on Tuesday
• Milwaukee's Housing Authority denies claims of retaliation against Mitchell Court residents
• Three vacant aldermanic districts to be filled in special election on Tuesday
• Expert weighs in on impact of Trump indictment on Wisconsin politics
• Milwaukee celebrates 2nd Annual 'Brewers Eve Bash' ahead of season opener
• 'I don't feel safe at all': Residents wonder what's next days after hazardous chemical forces urgent evacuation
• About 200 Milwaukee voters to receive corrected absentee ballots after printing error
• Milwaukee County looks to erase medical debt for 67,000 residents
• Tips lead Racine County sheriff's deputies to driver accused of hit-and-run involving utility worker
• 'Waiting with open arms': MFD, local union prepare to welcome injured firefighter home
• 'Long road ahead': Milwaukee firefighter severely injured in line of duty recovering at Mayo Clinic with daughter
• 'When it stops being fun, talk to somebody': March Madness coincides with Problem Gambling Awareness Month
• Double duty: Bars prepare for big crowds on Friday for St. Patrick's Day, March Madness
• MPD: Stolen cars trend downward, attempted car thefts increase
• Doctors encourage COVID-19 vaccinations, 3 years since virus first confirmed in Milwaukee Co.
• Brookfield father turns toy Jeep into snowplow for 5-year-old son
• 'Unsolvable, unfair, wicked trade-off': Firefighters battle cancer causing substances during every firefight
• 'We are taking action': Wauwatosa School District superintendent says bad behavior will not be tolerated
• New Berlin detective fires gun during stolen vehicle investigation in Milwaukee, suspects transported to hospital
• Muskego High School investigates racist messages allegedly left in visiting locker room
• Mitchell International Airport acquires 3 explosive detection canines
• Waukesha man charged with sexually assaulting 68-year-old woman while out on bail
• 'Out of control': Milwaukee residents propose ideas to slow traffic, improve pedestrian safety on Prospect Avenue
• Witnesses recount moment Bayshore parking structure collapsed
• Bay View residents complain about noise coming from Milwaukee Forge, City issued violation in February
• 6 candidates advance to Spring Election to fill 3 vacancies in Milwaukee's aldermanic districts
• Bakers prepare dozens of Paczki ahead of Fat Tuesday
• Delivery driver steals tip jar from Brady St. restaurant, business owner says
• 5 Milwaukee School Board seats on ballot in spring election
• Milwaukee widow files complaint with DHS after husband unexpectedly dies at Ascension Columbia St. Mary's Hospital
• 'We have the watch from here': MPD fallen officer presented with honors, rituals during end of watch ceremony
• 20 candidates running in spring primary to fill 3 vacancies in Milwaukee's aldermanic districts
• Milwaukee police salute fallen Officer Peter Jerving for years of dedicated service
• Local nonprofit to open first home for human trafficking victims in Southeast Wisconsin
• Milwaukee school removes controversial Black History Month project
• High-rise apartment proposal on Milwaukee's east side receives mixed feedback from neighborhood
• Abe Lincoln snow sculpture draws attention in Wauwatosa
• Germantown High School tournament announcer tells fans to 'shut up,' sports officials applaud message
• Capri Communities testing four-day work week, giving caregivers 52 paid days off each year
• Milwaukee city leaders hear concerns about loss of labor & delivery resources on near south side