Articles by Michele Fiore

• Gov. Evers hosts roundtable discussion with local health care leaders
• Hardware store shares insight on home lead safety amid temporary school closure
• Admirals hand out 6,000 cowbells during game, aiming to hit world record
• Menominee Tribe waits on federal approval for proposed Kenosha casino
• 'We want him to come out better': WI families hope prison reform plan leads to better conditions
• Beaver Dam mother pleads for pregnant teen to return home, Amber Alert remains active
• Local experts discuss asteroid that has a chance of hitting earth in 2032
• Jury sides with Racine family in medical malpractice suit involving use of Pitocin in childbirth
• Nearly 2 years after fire, Eden Meat Market rises from the ashes
• Back-to-back snowstorms cause problems for some Milwaukee drivers
• Washington County Sheriff's Office tip helps thwart Indiana school shooting plot
• Mother of fallen officer shows support for new recruits at MPD graduation
• Snowy conditions lead to multiple crashes in Kenosha County, plows continue clearing roads overnight
• Local farmers hope incoming snow will combat winter drought
• Rising utility rates cause concern for Racine County animal sanctuary
• 'He's my buddy': Emotional farewell for beloved K-9 officer Louie
• St. Francis Brewery to reopen under new leadership after closing 5 years ago
• Milwaukee County Zoo closes aviary for 'foreseeable future' in response to bird flu
• CBS 58 Exclusive: An inside look at the DEA's North Central Lab
• FDA-approved blood test detecting colon cancer hopes to increase screening rates
• Officials urge extra caution on ice after 2 deaths from UTV accidents just days apart
• The front lines of the war on fentanyl: Inside the DEA's Chicago drug testing lab
• HACM leaders apologize to residents after the misuse of $2.8 million in Section 8 funds
• Local first responders weigh in on rescue efforts after plane crash in DC
• Over 70 cats removed from Ozaukee County home, now being cared for at WHS
• Young entrepreneurs hope you'll pass the 'Ketchup Please'
• Marcus Theatres around WI show 1989 film 'Major League' featuring Bob Uecker
• Forum held for Milwaukee Common Council District 3 seat candidates
• LGBTQ+ community vows to fight back after Trump signs executive order recognizing only 2 sexes
• How to keep your pets and vehicles safe in extreme cold
• From homeless to helping others: A West Allis veteran shares his comeback story
• Racine Zoo announces passing of Masai giraffe Jabari
• Local groups hope for lasting peace after Israel and Hamas agree to ceasefire deal
• Stronger Together: Team Phoenix unites cancer survivors with remarkable results
• Wisconsin volunteers travel to California and provide aid to those impacted by wildfires
• Norovirus cases, respiratory illnesses on the rise in Wisconsin
• Fond du Lac installs 9 new overdose aid kits throughout city in fight against fentanyl
• Racine debates renaming of Red Apple School, in honor of astronaut Laurel Clark
• Hope grows for young Racine County boy in need of lifesaving kidney transplant
• Bay View mother, daughter use painted rocks to spread inspirational messages for the new year
• Shalom Wildlife Sanctuary takes in marble fox, believed to be domesticated
• The Wisconsin Black Historical Society celebrates the start of Kwanzaa in Milwaukee
• Injured pelican found in Wisconsin, Wildlife In Need Center asks ice fishers for donations
• Brookfield mom to receive prestigious Jerry Yeagley Award
• Impact of blood donors, emergency readiness stressed in aftermath of Madison school shooting
• 8-year-old from Franksville will need kidney transplant, love from family keeps him going
• Team Phoenix brings cancer survivors together at the Pettit National Ice Center
• Beloved St. Francis public school teacher killed in crash with alleged drunk driver
• Hartland village trustee speaks out after losing more than $1K to phishing scam
• 'Freezing for a Reason' participants spend the night outside to raise awareness of homeless veteran population in MKE
• Competency exam ordered for man charged in connection with fire at Burlington's Meinhardt Mansion
• Mukwonago measure to issue citations to students who violate phone policy 'tabled indefinitely'
• Milwaukee residents celebrate holiday season at Garden District's annual tree lighting ceremony
• 'Truly inspiring': Classmates rally around Greenfield High School basketball player who suffered stroke
• Property owner charged, allegedly drunk outside home during historic Burlington mansion fire
• Jim Abrahams, Shorewood native and co-creator of classic comedy 'Airplane,' passes away
• Elkhorn welcomes Wisconsin's 2nd Safe Haven Baby Box
• Fire destroys historic Meinhardt Mansion in Burlington, property owner in custody
• 'That day destroyed families': Man sentenced in crash that killed pregnant woman, family members share emotional testimonies
• Brookfield cinema hosts special premiere of Wicked, raises money for Children's Hospital of Wisconsin
• Big Bend teen receives Swift-themed Hawaii sendoff from Make-A-Wish Wisconsin
• Watertown Unified School District approves controversial guidelines for transgender students
• 'It's a space for her': Young girl with rare disorder gets sensory room of her dreams
• Hundreds turn out for public hearing as Lac La Belle, Town of Oconomowoc merger considered
• Third-party candidates dispute Hovde's claims that Democrats set them up to steal votes
• Milwaukee police case data released on 2023 vehicle pursuits
• Obama, Team Trump make stops in Milwaukee 2 days before the election
• 'I always feel like life is more about how you rebound when like bad things happen': From setbacks to championships at UW Whitewater
• Milwaukee area sees busy night as both presidential candidates visit on Friday
• Community rallies around Kenosha native and Dodgers player Gavin Lux after World Series win
• Report of man with a gun at Germantown High School deemed 'not credible'
• Man shares emotional testimony during congressional hearing after son loses his life to fentanyl
• Driver on wrong side of I-94 marks 2nd incident involving campaign motorcade in Milwaukee
• Decision on controversial Waukesha County sales tax postponed
• Milwaukee expected to increase parking citations in 2025
• 'Veterans enjoy a challenge': Veterans Climb event provides teamwork opportunity for veterans
• Bay View wins final game after WIAA sanctions force season to end
• 'Every single kennel is filled': MADACC issues urgent plea for help, with shelter over capacity
• 'Gone too soon': Families pay tribute to babies lost, this Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day
• Fight at Mayfair Mall hospitalizes 1 with stab wound