Milwaukee police investigate fatal shooting near Thirty-fifth Street and Galena; victim dies at scene; no motive or suspects identified; community urged to provide tips; investigation ongoing.

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Tom Neuhaus, owner of a Wisconsin piano repair shop, faces felony theft charges for allegedly taking customers pianos, accepting payment, and failing to return them or complete repairs. Customers like Cassandra Kaminski, who inherited the piano from her grandparents, are devastated, losing their cherished instruments and heirlooms. At least seven victims have filed complaints, with Neuhaus struggling to keep up with the workload since his fathers death. The shop has been closed since April, and a warrant for Neuhauss arrest is still active.

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Milwaukees Mitchell International Airport gears up for a busy Thanksgiving season, anticipating around 200,000 travelers over the next week. Despite no lingering effects from the recent government shutdown, passengers are advised to monitor flight status due to potential weather disruptions. Sunday is expected to be another high-volume travel day, with Real ID rules now in effect. Prepare for heavy traffic, especially on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday afternoons and early evenings.

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The Emem Group secures exclusive negotiation rights for forty vacant lots in Milwaukees Amani neighborhood, aiming to build new homes and revitalize the area with city officials unanimous support.

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Morgan Geyser, known for the Slender Man stabbing case, cut off her GPS bracelet and left a group home in Wisconsin, sparking a search that ended with her found in Illinois. She waived extradition and will likely return to Wisconsin soon. State health officials filed a petition to revoke her conditional release. Geyser was found with a man who disagreed with her treatment at the group home. The Sheriffs Department is transporting her back, and no new criminal charges or court date for conditional release revocation have been set.

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Marcus Theatres, a leading movie theater chain, celebrates 90 years of entertainment. Starting with a single theater in 1935, the Wisconsin-based company has grown into the fourth-largest chain in the US. Ben Marcus, the founder, transformed an abandoned store into a cinema, setting the stage for a multi-million dollar corporation. His philosophy, Bens Commandments, emphasized employee care and financial stability, proving vital during the pandemic. Today, Marcus Theatres innovates with features like DreamLoungers and engaging trailers, ensuring a unique movie-going experience. The companys commitment to staying relevant and investing in technology keeps it a beloved destination for movie lovers.

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Experience the quintessential Wisconsin holiday drink, the Tom and Jerry, at Bryants Cocktail Lounge. This year, theyre transforming their upstairs Velvet Room into a dedicated Tom and Jerry Room for a magical, nostalgic atmosphere. The official launch is on November 28th, with limited hours throughout December. Dont miss this special, limited-time opportunity to enjoy this decadent, boozy spiced custard.

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Hugh Jackman, known for his acting roles, is trading movie sets for ice cream scoops. Hell serve frozen custard at Kopps in Greenfield, Wisconsin, on December 2nd, promoting his new film Song Sung Blue. Fans can meet him and enjoy a unique Song Sung Blueberry custard flavor.

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U.S. Navy Cuts Frigate Production in Wisconsin: Two Ships Instead of SixThe U.S. Navy has decided to significantly reduce its frigate warship production in Wisconsin, canceling the final four ships of the Constellation-class program. Initially planned for six ships, only two will now be built. The decision comes as the Navy seeks a new shipbuilding framework for quicker production and delivery. The program, valued at $22 billion, has faced criticism for rising costs and delays. The first frigate, expected to be delivered in April 2026, is now set to be delivered three years later due to worker shortages. Despite the cuts, construction on the first two ships will continue, with the first one now expected to be delivered in 2029. Senator Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin has criticized the decision, emphasizing the importance of the states shipbuilding industry and its skilled workers.

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Brady Street residents in Milwaukee face a pressing issue: reckless driving. City leaders are implementing a phased safety plan, starting with flashing red lights at Humboldt and Brady in December. The second phase, set for fall 2026, will include speed humps, raised crosswalks, and bump-outs. Your feedback is needed to shape these long-term traffic solutions.

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Ozaukee County prosecutors have decided not to press charges against the driver involved in a fatal accident at a Walmart parking lot last October. The driver, a 74-year-old woman, accidentally hit the gas instead of the brake, killing a 50-year-old woman named Mailee Hang. Despite public outcry from Hangs family, prosecutors found no evidence of criminal negligence, treating the incident as an unfortunate accident rather than a criminal act.

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Judge Dugans trial looms as key evidence rulings are made. The defense can present courthouse arrest evidence, but not details of her own arrest. Prosecution alleges obstruction, while defense argues policy compliance. Judge Adelmans rulings on pre-trial motions shape the upcoming trial, with jury selection set for December 11th and 12th.

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Milwaukees northwest side sees significant police presence, joint operation with ATF, no shots fired, no fatalities confirmed; details remain unclear.

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Experience-based gifts are the focus of this holiday season, with OnMilwaukee suggesting that these presents create lasting memories and help us grow. Marcus Hotels and Resorts gift cards offer bonus dollars, perfect for a special getaway or luxurious meal. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy X Golf at American Family Field, paired with food and drinks at Barrel Yard. Candlelight Concerts at The Abbey at Saint James eighty-sixty-eight feature tributes to artists like Queen and Adele. Glassworks CandleBar allows guests to create their own scented soy candles, while Skylight Music Theatre presents Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Bars and Rec offers gift cards for activities like axe throwing, and memberships to places like the Milwaukee Public Museum or the Harley-Davidson Museum make excellent gifts.

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Milwaukees fire department receives a significant boost with a $10 million allocation for new fire trucks, addressing concerns about aging equipment and public safety. The Common Council overrides the mayors veto, ensuring the full funding for the purchase of new engines and ladder trucks, despite a potential waiting period of up to three years.

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Environmental groups challenge federal regulators plan to expedite new power plants connection to the Midwest electric grid, arguing it favors fossil fuels over clean energy. Earthjustice, Clean Wisconsin, and the Natural Resources Defense Council filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, contesting two orders that approved MISOs fast-track process for new power plants, including a proposed natural gas plant in Wisconsin. Critics claim this process unfairly benefits fossil fuel projects, sidelines cheaper clean energy, and allows utilities to pass on higher costs to customers.

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Small Business Owners in Wisconsin Gain Free Resources: A New Program Offers Vital SupportA new initiative in Wisconsin is providing free resources to small business owners, aiming to make their uphill battle a little easier. The University of Wisconsin Office for Business and Entrepreneurship is offering valuable classes and consulting services, covering essential topics like financial management, business planning, and marketing. These services are crucial, especially with rising costs and tariffs impacting cash flow for many small businesses. The program, which lasts through the end of 2026, is vital for helping these businesses not just survive, but thrive. For any small business owners in need of assistance, free services are readily available through the Universities of Wisconsin website.

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18-year-old Arnez Lee-King sentenced to 10 years for Juneteenth shooting; pleaded guilty to reckless injury, endangerment, and gun possession felony; previously on electronic monitoring for gun arrest, had juvenile felony conviction for armed robbery.

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Federal authorities conducted a significant human trafficking investigation in Kenosha, Wisconsin, and Illinois, resulting in twenty arrests. The operation, involving Homeland Security and the FBI, was not initially joined by local law enforcement due to its sensitive nature and broad scope. ICE was not directly involved in the arrests but later deported any undocumented immigrants connected to the case. The Kenosha County Sheriffs Office emphasized their commitment to protecting residents and maintaining transparency, despite not being part of this specific operation.

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Foxconn to Invest $569M in Racine County, Wisconsin, Creating 1,374 Jobs: Foxconn, a leading electronics manufacturer, is set to invest $569M in Racine County, Wisconsin, over four years, generating 1,374 new jobs. This expansion follows WEDCs approval of $16M in additional tax incentives. Foxconn aims to strengthen domestic supply chains and develop next-gen tech capabilities, driven by increasing US customer demand.

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