Articles by Winnie Dortch

• Life lessons at 105: Brookfield senior celebrates milestone birthday
• 'I thought for sure we were going to die': Racine County parole officer struck by drunk driver
• Transgender woman murdered on Milwaukee's north side
• Immy's African Cuisine opens permanent location on Milwaukee's east side
• Sculpture Milwaukee set to display its newest exhibition
• Milwaukee man photobombs lakefront proposal
• Milwaukee teen charged in death of second woman after being released on bond
• Sherman Boulevard drive-through memorial honors victims of gun violence
• Kicking it with a cop for a bigger cause
• Students with disabilities complete Goodwill's Project SEARCH, preparing them for the workforce
• 'There is hope': Milwaukee man shot in the face lives to tell his story
• 'It was an awesome experience': 70-year-old Milwaukee woman graduates from MATC
• Alderman Russell Stamper connects community members to police to discuss crime-based solutions
• Legally blind man killed near 37th and Burleigh in Milwaukee
• 21-year-old Milwaukee man fatally shot near 37th and Townsend
• Milwaukee mom speaks out after 2 brothers murdered hours apart on the same street
• 42-year-old business owner killed in Racine shooting; officials call on community to be vigilant
• Young Navy sailor killed in West Allis while protecting woman
• Milwaukee city leaders urge community members to pick up gun locks
• 'Hard to believe': Tragic end in search for missing mother from Milwaukee
• 'Just have a to find a way of doing it': Confectioner Joel Bernhard doesn't allow blindness to interfere with his small business
• 59-year-old woman killed in fire on Milwaukee's south side
• Bridging the divide: Racine police, community come together on the basketball court
• Milwaukee family uses billboard to remember loved one
• Family of 66th and Lisbon homicide victim mourns after weekend of violence
• Jackson State student from Milwaukee reported missing in Mississippi
• New apartment building on Milwaukee's east side will allow tenants to borrow Teslas
• World of Whimsy: Inside sculpture artist Paul Bobrowitz' garden
• Happy 414 Day: 'Bringing together all races, ethnicities, people from different backgrounds'
• Hit-and-run crash in South Milwaukee has neighbors pushing for stop or yield signs
• 'Having a baby during a pandemic is something no one can prepare for': Milwaukee mom group returns to in person gatherings
• Sheboygan Falls police: 8-year-old boy critically injured in assault, mother accused
• 'This is an organization that got kicked in the gut': Major comeback for the Milwaukee Street Angels
• 'It's a miracle': 16-year-old Racine boy survives after being shot 10 times
• 'They wrapped him up in his cover and took him': Mother of baby Anthony Crudup Jr. speaks out
• 'I hope we find whoever did this': 19-year-old woman fatally shot near 32nd and Oriole
• 'I am so happy': Waukesha parade victim leaves rehab center after 4 months of recovery
• Man sentenced to 2 1/2 years in death of Marquette University dean
• 'An all-around genuine kid': 14-year-old star football player killed in Racine
• Mequon man on trial for death of Rosalio Gutierrez
• 'We need stricter penalties': Woman killed in reckless driving crash near Congress and Fond du Lac
• Inside the New Berlin 'Jungle Home': Safari-themed mansion goes on the market
• Judge sets October trial for Darrell Brooks, man accused in Waukesha parade tragedy
• Milwaukee man, 33, fatally shot while driving near 91st and Appleton
• 'Making a rug is like tough, it's like life': Custom rug maker stitches determination and perseverance
• New numbers show Milwaukee County has the lowest per capita homeless population
• Racine police investigating fatal shooting of 36-year-old man
• 'They have to tell us something': Milwaukee father dies in police custody
• 42-year-old woman killed in hit-and-run on Milwaukee's near west side
• 'He was a true unsung hero': Racine firefighter murdered inside his home
• 'We don't plan on changing a lot': Racine couple transforms former funeral home into living space
• George Webb worker speaks out after being shot while taking orders
• 'I'm just excited to get out there': New Milwaukee police officers earn their badges
• Police search for suspect involved in armed robbery, crashed stolen car into freight train
• 'I don't see any fun in retiring': One of Milwaukee's oldest businesses serving customers since 1966
• 'God placed this whole vision on me to create a safe space for black men': Heal Black Man using yoga to bring men together
• Cellphone video captures MCTS bus driver speeding
• MFD implements new guidelines after firefighters fail to notice woman's body in burnt car
• 'Too many guns in this community': City leaders calling on state officials to help reduce violence in Milwaukee
• 'Cookie Mom' in Caledonia turns hobby into thriving home business
• 'I was perfectly fine': Pregnant Milwaukee mom shares what pushed her to get Covid booster shot
• 'Heartbroken when I heard:' Vigil held for those killed in fire at Kenosha senior living complex
• Milwaukee Police Chief Jeffrey Norman talks about public safety challenges and goals for 2022
• Family identifies 20-year-old woman killed in West Allis hit-and-run
• Through artwork and dolls, Nell Weidmann helps define immigrant experience
• 'Never thought he would have passed away this way': 20-year-old Sheboygan father dies from COVID
• 'I saw the second floor walls cave right in': Model Market in Kenosha goes up in flames
• Friends of teen killed in Burger King shooting call Milwaukee's gun violence 'overwhelming'
• 'I never hung up': Family describes last moments of teen killed at Milwaukee Burger King
• Former Milwaukee reporter Vivian King shares experiences recovering from stroke in new book: 'When the Words Suddenly Stopped'
• 'It's really fun to hang out with family and friends': Slice of Ice opens at Red Arrow Park
• 'I think it was a fair sentence': Former Milwaukee County Children's Court judge sentenced to 9 years
• 'Just trying to heal every day': Milwaukee Dancing Grannies president gives thanks to the community
• Racine police chief discusses crime reduction strategies, community engagement
• Family raises reward money to $50K to help find missing Franklin woman
• 'God has given me the gifts to just relate with the youth': Milwaukee Lutheran High School teacher uses hip-hop to reach teens
• 'We heard boom, boom, boom': 35-year-old man shot outside his home in Kenosha
• Special prosecutors appointed to review Jay Anderson shooting case
• Former Germantown police chief says he was a victim of sexual assault; 'I didn't know what to do'
• Loved ones say their final goodbye to Milwaukee Dancing Grannie Leanna Owen