Melissa Zygowicz,

Articles by Melissa Zygowicz

• Brewers to offer golf simulator at American Family Field in September, reservations open Aug. 11
• Families travel from California, Illinois to adopt beagle puppies at Wisconsin Humane Society
• Inflation Reduction Act likely won't have immediate impact on Wisconsinites' wallets
• Germantown boy sells lemonade for cancer research 4 years running
• Milwaukee Health Department fills all 200 monkeypox vaccine appointments, more to be made available
• Cudahy Health Department fills up monkeypox vaccine appointments, 748 doses available in Wisconsin
• Crews begin inspections on rides at Wisconsin State Fair to ensure safety
• Northwestern Mutual conference to have $19 million economic impact for Milwaukee
• Milwaukee clinics receive monkeypox tests, prepare for potential outbreak
• Exploring a literary gem: Milwaukee's Renaissance Book Store endures through decades of change
• Milwaukee police officers receive backpacks with books to help comfort kids during traumatic incidents
• CDC says 1 in 5 adults who get COVID-19 struggle with long-haul symptoms
• Kenosha County warns of increase in fentanyl-related overdoses after 14-year-old dies
• New COVID variant BA.5 making up more than 50% of cases in Wisconsin, possibly most contagious virus ever
• Longtime volunteer honored for years of service to the Ice Age Trail
• 'It was scary': Shooting in Kenosha neighborhood on Fourth of July leaves neighbors shaken up
• A classic service: Mitchell International's shoe shiner keeps tradition alive
• Elementary students in Kenosha get free swimming lessons as lifeguard shortage continues
• 'Too soon to tell': Area adoption agencies prepare for potential increase of babies up for adoption
• Free live music taking place across Milwaukee Tuesday as part of World Make Music Day
• 'A godsend': Hayat Pharmacy gives away free cans of baby formula for families in need
• Milwaukee Health Department issues Heat Health Advisory ahead of Tuesday and Wednesday
• Polish Fest recognizing war in Ukraine with donation booth, Ukrainian dance team this weekend
• Attorney General Josh Kaul responds to murder of former judge John Roemer
• 'It's been a long time coming': New Shechem community center nearly complete in Garden Homes neighborhood
• Bucks make 579 three-pointers at home, donate 579 trees to Wisconsin schools
• Period Poverty Awareness Week: Milwaukee Diaper Mission packages 500 period kits for those in need
• COVID-19 cases in Milwaukee County increase 10-fold, doctors say it is showing no signs of slowing
• 'Why me? Why now?': 18-year-old shot on Water Street after Bucks game recalls violent night
• Paw power: Therapy dog comforts memory care patients at St. Rita Square
• Racine County honors 18 fallen officers ahead of Police Week in special ceremony at Hantschel Park
• 'This is home cooking': Atwood HWY BBQ opens to sudden popularity in South Milwaukee
• Dog trainer opening private dog park in Riverwest neighborhood, hopes to prevent dog attacks
• Racine County proclaims May as Foster Care Month, hopes to increase foster families to 100
• Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office unveils new boat to patrol Lake Michigan waters
• String of car break-ins near Fiserv Forum has residents, visitors on high alert
• “I’m in a position where I can help others”: Chef and owner of Amilinda uses restaurant to do good
• Bob Donovan accuses MPD of covering up Acting Mayor Cavalier Johnson's brother's arrest
• 'I remember what it felt like to be a little girl and never see anything like that': Deanna Singh works to make worktime and playtime more inclusive
• Gov. Evers signs Kai 11 bill into law, educating parents on sudden cardiac arrest
• Milwaukee fire department distributing free overdose prevention kits to community
• Milwaukee woman and kidney donor summits Mt. Kilimanjaro
• Highly contagious bird flu detected in Wisconsin causes Milwaukee County Zoo to close aviary
• As March Madness wraps up, Milwaukee to host tournament again at Fiserv Forum in 2025
• Hotel rooms in Milwaukee selling out as March Madness approaches
• 'We had no idea we would touch as many people that we have': HEAL Milwaukee shares healthy living message to Milwaukee seniors
• Milwaukee Bucks celebrating Women's History month, hoping to inspire young women
• 100-year-old Wisconsin woman and her 3 siblings officially the oldest living siblings in the world
• Scents of the Brew City: Candle maker crafts scents specific to Milwaukee neighborhoods
• HEAL Milwaukee cooks up Mardi Gras meal for families and patients at Kathy's House
• Milwaukee's mask mandate ends March 1, but you will still need them on public transportation
• Wisconsin woman climbing Mount Kilimanjaro to raise awareness about kidney donation
• Salt truck crews to continue to salt overnight, focusing on residential areas in Milwaukee
• We Energies preparing for potential ice storm that could cause power outages
• 'I think her time here is going to be spent teaching everyone about just opening their eyes to the world around them': Injured owl takes up permanent residence at Schlitz Audubon
• School board primary elections in Waukesha and Ozaukee counties see unexpected outcomes Tuesday night
• Tuesday's Bucks game supports battle against childhood cancer
• School board elections in southeastern Wisconsin heating up as politics get involved
• As cases plummet, Milwaukee's mask mandate could end sooner than March 1
• New low-cost rideshare program in Milwaukee hopes to connect people to jobs in Waukesha County
• An Ox Café opens on Milwaukee's northwest side, hopes to inspire other business owners
• Racine family raises money for sister's two daughters after she was killed in car crash
• West Bend woman who donated blood 115 times wins brand new car
• 'This is an abnormal amount': Milwaukee Fire Department responds to more than 50 fires in January
• Crews at work clearing streets ahead of bitter cold temperatures Monday night
• Asteroid more than half a mile wide makes close pass by Earth Tuesday
• Milwaukee officially renames Old World Third Street to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive
• Milwaukee couple hopes to introduce more Portuguese wines to Wisconsin
• Here's how to get reimbursed for an at-home COVID-19 test starting Jan. 15
• Doctors weigh in on accuracy of PCR, rapid antigen Covid-19 tests
• Health care workers brave bitter cold temperatures at testing sites in Milwaukee
• Crews prepare for heavy winds, blowing snow Tuesday night
• 2 hurt in Milwaukee apartment fire; more than 300 in Wisconsin displaced by fires since Thanksgiving
• Family honors murdered 9-year-old Milwaukee girl on her birthday by giving gifts to kids
• Wisconsin DHS reports first child under the age of 10 to die from COVID-19 complications
• Wisconsin health care workers fear being pushed past breaking point as Omicron spreads
• 'We'll never rule it out': Mask mandate still a possibility in Milwaukee as cases, hospitalizations rise
• Lawyers working for Wisconsin election officials at no cost to diffuse threats, voter fraud claims
• 'Nothing here is unnatural': Milwaukee's 'Hundred Acre' indoor farm represents new future for sustainable farming
• People affected by Waukesha parade tragedy can apply for help through United for Waukesha fund