Articles by Rose Schmidt

• Milwaukee veteran honored for military service one day before she turns 98
• COVID pills to be administered more quickly under White House initiative, doctors say
• Milwaukee seeks 195 new police officers, increases salary for 911 operators
• 'Some people are able to follow their bliss and I certainly have': Calligrapher Andrea Steiner reflects on 50 years of practice
• Milwaukee church accepting donations for people in Ukraine
• 'It tears me up': Milwaukeeans with Ukrainian ties say they feel helpless and angry
• Wisconsin scientists concerned deer with COVID-19 could pose health risk to humans
• Milwaukee mask mandate to expire March 1
• New West Bend truck driving school to help combat severe labor shortage
• Milwaukee leaders 'rolled out the red carpet' during RNC committee site visit
• Hiring truck drivers is 'impossible,' Milwaukee companies say -- even amid huge demand for driver training courses
• Doctors warn of pain, chronic fatigue as potential long COVID symptoms
• 'Another young life was lost': ME identifies 10-year-old homicide victim; died from blunt force trauma
• Milwaukee Co. sheriff says violent start to 2022 is 'frustrating'
• 'Help is available': Expert offers domestic violence prevention resources after Brown Deer shooting
• MPD officer shot during welfare check meets good Samaritans who called 911
• 'Representation really matters': Milwaukee Bucks to highlight LGBTQ+ businesses on Pride Night
• UWM professor explains how word game 'Wordle' became latest pandemic distraction
• Trains built in Milwaukee head to Nigeria after decade-long legal saga over high-speed rail
• Businesses excited for Packers playoff run; fans think they'll win Super Bowl
• Milwaukee Burger King robbery that left 16-year-old girl dead was staged, prosecutors say
• Acting Milwaukee mayor aims to maintain police strength, invest $5.5M in OVP in public safety plan
• Wisconsin pediatric diabetes cases increase as 'alarming' new study finds link with COVID-19
• 'Could have been much worse': Milwaukee mayor shares message following his COVID-19 recovery
• Where every month is Dry January: Sober bar Inmoxicated opens in Racine
• Wisconsin churches close their doors, shift virtual again as Omicron spreads
• How easy is it to find at-home COVID-19 tests in Milwaukee County? How reliable are they?
• Local church members aid in process of welcoming Afghan refugees to Wisconsin
• Wisconsin doctors warn against large New Year's Eve parties amid Omicron variant spread
• Long testing lines block Milwaukee traffic as skyrocketing demand continues ahead of New Year's
• Milwaukeeans wait more than an hour at city testing sites, ahead of holidays
• Local doctors: Pfizer COVID-19 pill will 'change the treatment landscape'
• Judge increases Darrell Brooks' bail in Milwaukee case; new lawyers appointed to represent him
• Recognition at Last: MFD building renamed to honor man who designed it, Wisconsin's first registered Black architect
• 8 candidates have officially joined Milwaukee mayoral race, and more could be on the way
• 'Right before Christmas': Winds damage Grafton lights show, hurting annual toy drive
• 'A nightmare': Waukesha condo residents have 8 hours to pack up everything after building deemed unsafe
• DPW: City still short 57 snow plow drivers, but that won't affect your streets getting cleared
• Children's Wisconsin: 2 children remain hospitalized after exposure to chemicals in school pool
• 'It's a pretty big deal in this neighborhood': The curious tradition of St. Nick's
• 'Everything is left behind': Waukesha condo residents in disbelief after evacuating their homes
• 175 threats, injuries to MKE parking officers since 2017; DPW aims to make job safer
• MFD building renamed to honor man who designed it, Wisconsin's first registered Black architect
• Culver's holds packed fundraiser for Waukesha dance team; 5 dancers in critical condition in ICU
• People from all 50 states have donated to help Waukesha and you can, too
• 'Parade became a nightmare': 5 dead, 48 injured after SUV barrels through Waukesha Christmas Parade
• 'Plowed into at least three people': Witness films as SUV hits band during Waukesha parade
• What's next for Kyle Rittenhouse? Plans to move away from the area and become a nurse
• Rittenhouse judge may reconsider allowing live coverage of future trials; media experts say that's concerning
• Kenosha police make 2 arrests outside courthouse during Rittenhouse trial
• Motion for mistrial with prejudice still on the table in Rittenhouse trial
• Milwaukee artist and teacher reaches millions with viral educational videos about world's lakes
• Doctors concerned about Wisconsin COVID-19 case increase
• Milwaukee third grader gets vaccine 9 months after President Biden reassured her about COVID
• Witnesses in Rittenhouse trial describe chaotic shooting scene filled with gunfire
• 'Best man for the job': Council members thrilled Jeffrey Norman is named permanent MPD chief
• Marquette expert: Presents will be harder to find, more expensive this holiday season
• Packers fans question team's future, ethics surrounding athletes' vaccine status
• More than 70 Milwaukee day cares close doors due to safety, health violations since 2019
• City housing inspector shot on the job; Common Council 'vehemently' denounces violent act
• Thanksgiving will cost you more this year; Tower Chicken says turkeys up $0.30/pound
• Snow plow truck driver shortage may lead to delays in clearing Milwaukee streets
• Pumpkin queen: Artist Dori Beck known for creative and long-lasting pumpkin carvings
• 'Let him come home': Father begs for help in search for 3-year-old Major Harris
• Amber Alert update: Suspect vehicle located, 3-year-old Major Harris still missing
• FDA panel recommends half-dose Moderna booster shots
• Civil rights lawsuit filed against Joseph Mensah, city of Wauwatosa, former PD chief
• Milwaukee opens new drive-thru COVID-19 testing site in Menomonee River Valley
• Author catalogues haunted history of Mukwonago
• 'A very violent night': 9 people shot within 2 hours Thursday in Milwaukee
• Federal agent shot while serving warrant in Racine is now recovering at home
• Wisconsin doctors: COVID-19 pill could be 'groundbreaking,' but not a vaccine substitute
• DHS: Boosters only eligible for people who got Pfizer vaccine, don't mix manufacturers
• UPS to hire 1,200 seasonal workers near MKE; biz leaders say labor shortage will extend through holidays
• Exploring Wisconsin's part of the 'Underground Railroad'
• Wisconsin vaccinators ready to get Pfizer boosters in arms
• Wisconsin DHS says vaccinators will be ready to administer Pfizer boosters following federal approval
• 1/3 Milwaukee Co. cases are in children; leaders encouraged by Pfizer data for kids 5-11
• Menomonee Falls couple operates cat figurine 'mewseum,' aiming to rescue cats of all kinds
• FDA advisory panel recommends Pfizer boosters for people aged 65+, high risk people