Articles by Victor Jacobo

• 'Little girls should be able to see themselves in Barbie': Exploring Barbie's Wisconsin roots
• Brewers team up with Build-A-Bear Workshop to help 80 kids 🧸
• Milwaukee man sentenced to 24 years in prison for killing mother of three of his children
• 2 men arrested in connection to east side shooting that left 15-year-old dead
• Thousands set up camp at Milwaukee's Veteran Park for best view of the July 3 fireworks show
• Teen sentenced to 12 years in prison for robbery, carjacking and kidnapping of Waukesha woman
• Students share concerns, Republicans applaud, after SCOTUS ruling on affirmative action
• Slinger grad gearing up to compete in NASCAR Chicago street race
• Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson wants to replace lead service lines in 20 years; here's how that would work
• Impact of overturning of Roe v. Wade in Wisconsin, region
• 'Trying and difficult experience': Milwaukee Coast Guard leaders share perspective on search efforts for Titan submersible
• Milwaukee researchers offer perspective on challenges to locate missing submersible
• 'Heartbreaking:' Gov. Evers, community members react to shooting following Juneteenth festival
• Arrowhead Policy Committee to discuss 'safe spaces' sign prohibition proposal Tuesday
• Smoky skies return to Wisconsin as wildfires continue to rage in Canada
• 'Devastated': Village of Fox Point Municipal Pool closed for summer and 'possibly beyond'
• Future of Northridge Mall property discussed at City Hall committee meeting
• Bills to strengthen Wisconsin gun laws reintroduced
• 50th anniversary of Kikkoman facility in Walworth highlights Wisconsin-Japan economic relationship
• MCSO: Deputy dragged at lakefront highlights increase in crime at county parks, beaches
• 'A cycle that has to be broken:' Grant recipients discuss efforts to prevent, interrupt and reduce violence
• Southeastern Wisconsin facing 1-2 respiratory punch of pollen, wildfire smoke
• 'I am Juneteenth:' Milwaukee festival announces theme, looks ahead to 52nd year
• Police pursuit ends in exchanged gunfire, suspect shot and killed
• 'It truly is an honor': Nicole Acosta settles in as Pfister Hotel's first Latina artist-in-residence
• Canadian wildfires bring smoke, haziness and respiratory issues for southeastern Wisconsin
• Milwaukee hosts 1st-ever NVDRS conference to grow violence prevention efforts
• Waukesha animal shelter raising funds for puppy's heart surgery
• New proposed food truck regulations debated as legislation moves through Milwaukee City Hall
• Brewers help raise breast cancer awareness in visit to Aurora patients
• Packers fans react to schedule release, expanded flex scheduling
• Wisconsin Center expansion project hits milestone with topping off ceremony
• 'It takes a toll on you': Moms discuss child care strains as legislators push for funding
• Teen found guilty on 3 of 4 charges for 2021 assault on 87-year-old woman
• Trial of teen accused of assaulting 87-year-old Waukesha woman nearing end
• 'Dear God, please save me:' Woman allegedly assaulted by teen in Waukesha shares emotional, graphic testimony
• Caroline Gomez-Tom, Angel Sanchez aim for District 14 seat on Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors
• Alders examine Milwaukee police satisfaction survey, showing growing dissatisfaction, desire for more police visibility
• Reimagining lakefront, MacArthur Square among ideas in downtown Milwaukee plan for 2040
• As Biden launches reelection bid, a look at how Wisconsin voters feel about 2024
• Wisconsin DHS launches new tool highlighting childhood lead poisoning
• Milwaukee, 2024 RNC leaders launch vendor connection tool to help hometown businesses
• Common Council urges Ascension St. Francis to reconsider closure of labor and delivery unit
• Milwaukee alders working toward citywide legislation for food trucks
• Milwaukee Common Council votes to approve hotel development in Brady Street neighborhood
• Officials aim to raise awareness, protect community with Drug Take Back Day across Wisconsin
• John Poulos tries to nullify Colombian DJ murder accusation in latest court appearance
• Mark Jensen sentenced to life in prison without parole for 2nd time in 1998 antifreeze murder
• Cardinal Stritch president reflects on university closure, help for students and state of higher education
• Students search for answers at Cardinal Stritch town hall, other colleges offer help
• 'Heartbreaking': Students rush to figure out what's next after Cardinal Stritch University announces closure
• 'They're going to see us out in the community': Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Greg Borowski plots a course into a modern news future
• 'There's got to be a better way to legislate:' Wisconsin elected leaders react to expulsion of Tennessee representatives
• Milwaukee County begins election canvassing, certification process
• After trip to WIAA state tournament, Kettle Moraine, coach and ex-UW Badger Trevon Hughes part ways
• Dan Knodl wins 8th Senate District, giving GOP two-thirds super majority in Wisconsin state Senate
• Potawatomi Casino Hotel launches sportsbook
• Pillar of local motorsport community remembered after dying in car crash
• Wisconsin Starbucks workers optimistic as labor spotlight put on coffee chain giant
• Microsoft Corporation plans to build $1 billion data center in Mount Pleasant
• Cheaper concessions, new experiences and rule changes: The Brewers' plan to get attendance back to pre-pandemic levels
• Organizers, running community hopeful as Milwaukee Marathon returns with half-marathon, 5K races
• Early voting begins in Wisconsin for spring election
• Officials call on Kia and Hyundai to 'step up and take action' in letter to automakers amid car theft crisis
• Retired MPD officer charged in Keishon Thomas death makes initial court appearance
• Despite Protasiewicz's absence, Kelly continues attack during panel event
• Racine County leaders announce $25 million for new mental health facility
• As southeastern Wisconsin digs out of snow, a focus on how shoveling can be a risk of heart issues for some
• Kewaskum girls' basketball players, coach reflect on historic season, look ahead to Div. 3 state title game
• Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates agree to 1 debate ahead of April 4 election
• Waukesha man who survived plane crash in Panama recalls tragedy, rescue and support
• Technicians of Tomorrow competition showcases high schoolers' skills for in-demand jobs in auto industry
• Owners reunited with cars trapped at Bayshore parking garage one week after partial collapse
• Source: Homicide suspect who died by suicide after police pursuit was boyfriend of Common Council president's niece
• 'Huge tragedy:' City leaders express sympathy for Council Pres. Pérez following niece's shooting death
• 1 year later, 2 Milwaukee area shops continue showing support for Ukraine, hope for peace
• Man in fatal police shooting identified; MPD chief, friend of man offer perspectives on deadly police shooting
• Security video shows deadly shooting of man by Milwaukee police officer near 91st and Silver Spring
• Kyle Rittenhouse faces new lawsuit from man he shot in 2020 Kenosha violence
• Wisconsin Humane Society caring for puppies rescued from woods in Mequon