Articles by Yukare Nakayama

• 'Widow is a Five Letter Word': A t-shirt company aiming to create community over loss
• Hit-and-run in West Allis leaves extensive damage to 2 local businesses; over $50K in damages
• 'They dropped the ball': Bodycam video and 911 calls released of woman who slipped and died in cold
• An exhibit made up of food: Canstruction returns to Milwaukee
• U.S Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen visits Milwaukee, discusses 2023 economy
• Trial of Wisconsin man accused of killing Colombian girlfriend, disposing of body in suitcase continues; investigators called to the stand
• 'It's still not real': Investigators say 49-year-old woman who died in cold attempted to call for help before death
• Lead testing now recommended for all children in Wisconsin, testing levels low post-pandemic
• Judy's on North rising from the ashes after restaurant fire, offering popular items on food truck
• 'She was very caring': Woman hit and killed in Greenfield leaves behind a son with special needs
• 'Don't let anyone stop you from making things': YouTuber brings favorite gaming gadgets to life
• City to use $15M in ARPA funds to flip city-owned homes at an affordable price
• 'It just doesn’t feel real:' Family speaks out after mother and baby killed in reckless driving crash
• Walgreens at Capitol and Teutonia closes early, leaving customers, workers stunned
• Milwaukee Police Department approved to purchase $1.3M mobile command post for RNC
• 'A space that everybody can use': Inclusive playground opens in Menomonee Falls
• Racine man convicted of dozens of sex crimes sentenced to over 40 years behind bars
• Syphilis cases on the rise in Wisconsin
• 'If you can help somebody, do it': Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office captain helps man in the cold
• East side planters, helpful or not? Several smashed up by cars
• Housing market seeing interest rates decrease, a good sign for Milwaukee home buyers
• Milwaukee reports 8 on and off-duty officer deaths since 2019; Wellness Team aims to ease that pain
• Mother says police 'overdid it' after 19-year-old seriously hurt in officer-involved shooting
• Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin calling on Dist. Attorney Urmanski to not criminalize abortions
• Milwaukee alderman's wife leaves questionable comments on opponent's Facebook
• MPD to void citations issued at Holt Ave. park-and-ride
• Portable heater to blame for deadly fire in Milwaukee's Walker's Point neighborhood
• Critical food program to stop at end of the month; how it's affecting those in need
• 'No act of kindness is too small': 16th Annual Holiday Drive kicks off in Milwaukee
• 'We're away from family but we're with family;' Kathy's House celebrating Thanksgiving with guests
• Local woodcarving club spreading holiday cheer to VA hospital
• Veterans honored in special celebration at Wehr Nature Center
• Milwaukee sees uptick in domestic violence cases during holiday season
• 'Do the right thing': Family urges 19-year-old accused of shooting father more than 30 times to turn himself in
• Restored Wurlitzer pipe organ brings back historic cinematic experience at Oriental Theatre
• 15-year-old boy in custody for Milwaukee minister shooting
• G. Groppi's Food Market expecting new owners, essence of store will live on
• New proposed bill aims to permit backyard chickens across Wisconsin
• Advisory bike lanes installed in Milwaukee neighborhood welcomed with mixed reactions
• 3 dead after 2-vehicle crash near Florist and Sherman
• Teen stabbed in Franklin unable to use hands after brutal attack, suspect on the run
• Alleged killers of 5-year-old found dead in dumpster appear in court, face $500K cash bail
• La Casa del Pan on Milwaukee's south side making over 1,000 Day of the Dead loaves of bread
• Video shows deputy punch teen several times at Milwaukee County Zoo, witnesses speak out
• Car thefts down, but carjackings on the rise; MPD releases 3rd quarter crime stats
• Wisconsin man accused of killing Colombian DJ girlfriend fires legal team again, delays trial
• 'I couldn't possibly imagine my life without it': UW-Milwaukee guitar student hailed among world's best
• Kia drivers receive free anti-theft upgrades at Mayfair Mall service center
• Project Homeless Connect to provide vital services at Milwaukee event
• Estabrook Beer Garden theft: Equipment recovered in south side food truck
• Timothy Olson, alleged dating app 'predator,' gets rid of attorney for a 2nd time
• Jury trial pushed back for man accused of shooting into home on Milwaukee's north side
• Family confirm trans woman shot to death near 89th and Dogwood
• 'He's a fighter': Milwaukee pastor shot multiple times in carjacking
• Milwaukee police: Suspect in virtual pickpocketing scam believed to be young boy
• Light the Night: Hundreds to gather in Milwaukee bringing light to the darkness of cancer
• 9-year-old boy hit by suspected drunk driver in West Allis remains hospitalized
• Virtual pickpocketing: Thief asks to borrow cellphone, pays himself with Cash App/Apple Pay
• 'Why would someone do this:' Estabrook Beer Garden robbed of over $10K of equipment
• MPD, US Marshals targeted effort nets more than 250 violent fugitives in Milwaukee
• Waukesha collector breaks her own record for massive Winnie the Pooh collection
• Milwaukee County now a sanctuary for transgender and non-binary people after proposal passes
• 'She was caring, loving': Waukesha man charged in 2022 murder of girlfriend
• Debate reignited: Protesters decry, supporters celebrate resumption of abortion services in Milwaukee and Madison
• Milwaukee County Zoo Seal and Sea Lion show to end after 30-year-run
• 'You don't always have to use guns': Mother of 19-year-old shot dead pleading to put guns down
• Owners of Milwaukee’s SoHi Lofts, deemed unfit for human habitation, speak out
• Bringing NYC to MKE: New York native reflects on 9/11 anniversary, opening of new Milwaukee restaurant
• Brewhouse Inn and Suites and On Tap celebrate decade in business, receive National Historic Registry plaque
• Waukesha residents may have red, stinky water after switch to new water source
• 'There's no speed bumps': Neighbors call for safer streets after 4-year-old injured in hit-and-run
• Murphy the therapy dog, bringing smiles to patients at Children's Wisconsin
• New app helps addicts connect with treatment services
• 11-year-old dies days after being struck on bicycle by hit-and-run driver
• Milwaukee men charged in deadly armored car robbery
• MPS parents want AC in buildings as nearly 50% are without
• Parents finding ways to keep children cool and entertained in extreme hot weather
• 'We need that village foundation': Family of Jamillian Brown says community needs to step up after teen's tragic death
• Racine Habitat for Humanity Women Build event; home build by over 100 women for single mother
• 'You have to value you': Ex-cons determined to veer Milwaukee teens away from life of crime