Articles by Kim Shine

• Milwaukee County COVID cases jump 30% in 1 week, health officials urge caution
• 'I was grateful': Congresswoman Gwen Moore shares her abortion story, stance on efforts to overturn of Roe v. Wade
• Most abortions in Wisconsin illegal if court draft holds up
• VISIT Milwaukee touts new initiatives to attract more visitors to Wisconsin, Milwaukee
• Radio Milwaukee to launch new urban alternative channel HYFIN this summer
• 'It's sick. They're heartless': Family, dozens more join in community walk where 13-year-old girl was shot and killed
• Bublr Bikes launches nearly 400 electric-assist bikes in Milwaukee, Wauwatosa
• 'It's not okay': More than 400 young people shot in Milwaukee since 2019; students speak out
• 13-year-old girl dies in triple shooting on Milwaukee's south side
• $2,000 reward offered for arrest of Racine homicide suspect in Brittany Booker murder
• New case photos released in unsolved murder of Roy Thomas, 'persons of interest' sought
• On the Page: Rooted MKE puts inclusion front and center
• Milwaukee organization hiring ambassadors to help make local streets safer for pedestrians, drivers
• Milwaukee Crime Stoppers offers $11,000 rewards for information on homicides of Jenny Her and Krystal Tucker
• 'I lost my family': Murder of pregnant Milwaukee woman, unborn child still unsolved, family gives public plea
• What you need to know ahead of Election Day in Wisconsin
• 'We have the people. We just don't have the spaces': HomeWorks development project brings artist housing to city's Bronzeville neighborhood
• Milwaukee man sentenced for role in fatal shooting of Purcell Pearson
• Summerfest announces more than 100 headliners for 2022 festival
• Milwaukee County Board approves paid parental leave program for employees
• Milwaukee City Hall hosts Girls' Day, offers students chance to network with local women officials
• 'Day of celebration': Milwaukee County leaders sign into law $45M for new Milwaukee Public Museum
• 'It changed me and now I just want to use it to help our youth': Inside Antonia's 365 Hip Hop Museum
• Push continues for 911 operators in Milwaukee as application deadline looms
• Rooted MKE: New Milwaukee children's bookstore opens to empower Black, Brown readers
• Red Arrow Park could become roller skating rink during the off-season
• Celebrating St. Patrick's Day with the Trinity Irish Dancers
• More than $6.2 million raised for Waukesha Christmas Parade victims, money being dispersed
• Nearly 30,000 spring break travelers expected through MKE International Airport this weekend
• Milwaukee Journal Sports Show returns to WI State Fair Park this weekend
• Ukraine conflict impacting prices at gas pump, trucking companies
• 'Too many are dying': Riverwest coffee shop owner hosts Narcan trainings to combat opioid epidemic
• Greater Milwaukee Car & Truck Show returns to Wisconsin Center
• America's Black Holocaust Museum reopens with grand celebration
• New Berlin family focusing on positive after multiple tragedies, daughter's cancer diagnosis
• Milwaukee Public Schools to consider 2 new redistricting maps
• Sherman Phoenix Foundation names Stacia Thompson first executive director
• Milwaukee Public Museum's newest exhibit dives into the T. rex and its dinosaur family
• NARI Spring Home Improvement Show returns for 60th year this weekend
• 'Happy': 5-year-old boy reunited with teddy bear lost at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport
• Greenfield high school teen set to own local sub shop after owners retire
• CBS 58 gets first look inside America's Black Holocaust Museum ahead of grand reopening in Milwaukee
• Disney on Ice returns to Fiserv Forum for magical, fun-filled weekend
• Milwaukee Public Schools' board of directors will meet to reconsider COVID-19 protocols
• Do you recognize this bear? Mitchell International Airport hopes to reunite lost teddy with owner
• CBS 58 gets first look inside America's Black Holocaust Museum ahead of grand reopening in Milwaukee
• Milwaukee food pantry gets helpful donation from Feeding America to fight hunger
• Milwaukee Film's 'Black Lens' festival continues Black culture celebration in return to in-person events
• Winterfest, National Snow Sculpting Championship kicks off in Lake Geneva
• Milwaukee's Fire and Police Commission will meet to discuss towing unregistered vehicles involved in reckless driving
• 'For now we are the keepers': Waukesha County Historical Society preserving items left behind after Christmas Parade Tragedy
• Funky Fresh Spring Rolls partners with Palermo's to expand in stores nationwide
• Waukesha Common Council approves commission for permanent Christmas parade memorial
• 'I started yelling, 'fire!'": 3 dead, officer hurt in fire at Kenosha senior living complex
• YMCA of Metropolitan Milwaukee honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in 25th annual event
• 'A sense of peace': Waukesha Historical Museum works to preserve items from Christmas Parade tragedy
• Alex Hook returns to school part-time after lawnmower accident
• Are libraries a thing of the past? Milwaukee's Talking Book Library proves as vital as ever
• City of Milwaukee distributes free N95 masks to residents at testing, library locations
• Repairers of the Breach emergency overnight shelter reopens after near week-long closure
• No criminal charges filed after death of Malcolm James at Racine County Jail
• Packers, American Family Insurance gift Sherman Phoenix businesses 6 months rent relief
• Versiti calls for donors during 2-day 'Season of Giving' blood drive
• 'Cookies for a Cause' event raises money for Waukesha Christmas parade victims, community fund
• 'It's a wait everywhere': Holiday rush brings long lines outside Milwaukee COVID-19 testing site
• New plasma center opens on Milwaukee's north side amid critical need for plasma donations
• 'We are small enough that we know every book and every item in the store': Independent book seller Lion's Tooth stays ahead of the big competition
• First health care worker, UW Health doctor reflect on 1-year anniversary of COVID vaccine
• Pregnant woman killed, man hurt after double shooting in Milwaukee
• School bus crashes into Milwaukee Public library location after collision with MCTS bus
• 'It taught me perseverance': Young offenders gain workforce skills with new DOC jobs program
• 'I lost my brother': Hotel security guard killed after argument leads to shooting near 6th and Vine
• Khris Middleton gives back to MPS students as part of his 12 Days of Khrismas
• Waukesha parade donations near $2M; anonymous trio puts up memorial tree in Veterans Park
• Lost and found connects families with items left behind after Waukesha Christmas parade tragedy
• Turning away from tests: Racine schools program allows students to graduate based on demonstrated knowledge
• Kenosha police share reminder of WI gun-free school zone law ahead of Rittenhouse verdict
• Kenosha alderman, demonstrators call for peace ahead of Rittenhouse verdict
• Demonstrators await Rittenhouse verdict, Kenosha County sheriff's deputies retain man with long gun
• 500 National Guard troops on standby as closing arguments underway in Kyle Rittenhouse trial