The Moment That May Have Forced Microsoft out of Caledonia Posted on October 22, 2025December 29, 2025 by Jack Laude On Oct. 8, it was reported that Microsoft Corp. pulled its plan for a data center in Caledonia after public pushback. The Plan Commission meeting at the Caledonia Village Hall on Sept. 29 may have been the turning point. Cars piled one after another into the small parking lot outside the village hall for the […]
Late Start to Fall in Southeastern Wisconsin Posted on October 20, 2025November 10, 2025 by Natalie Chudzik Temperatures across the Midwest have been warmer than average at this time of year. Milwaukee experienced record high temperatures in the 80s this October, when many would begin to expect falling leaves and apple cider. Media Milwaukee’s Natalie Chudzik explores how locals are adjusting to the warmer temperatures.
Across the Generations: Reflections on 9/11/01 Posted on October 19, 2025October 19, 2025 by Media Milwaukee staff How different generations see 9/11/01 can be very eye-opening.
Area Residents Speak Out Against Data Center; City Highlights Economic Impact Posted on October 16, 2025December 29, 2025 by Alex Stahl Hundreds of people waited outside the Port Washington City Hall, as protestors held signs saying “No Data Center” and “Stay away from our water” in an effort to raise concerns about energy and environmental impacts of a new data center that was approved by the city. Mayor Ted Neitzke IV says the economic effect is […]
Brewers Fans Rally Behind Braun’s Call to Action, Help Propel Brewers to First NLCS Since 2018 Posted on October 12, 2025October 12, 2025 by Stephen Wielebski Ryan Braun’s comments on a local sports radio station galvanized Brewers fans to create an explosive playoff atmosphere in Game 5 of the NLDS vs the Cubs.
Cottage Grove Fire Department Trains in Local House Posted on October 6, 2025October 6, 2025 by Jack Laude The Cottage Grove Fire Department started using a local house to train for serious scenarios. When someone is in danger and needs to be removed from a house, the procedure needs to be second-rate. Jack Laude has the story.
Muskego Household Survives Historic Floods Posted on October 6, 2025October 6, 2025 by Natalie Chudzik Following historic flooding in Southeastern Wisconsin, Media Milwaukee checks in with Muskego resident Scott Meyers, who shares his experience with the floods and what he’s learned while recovering from them. Natalie Chudzik has the story.
Fans Gear Up For 1st Playoff Match-up Between Cubs & Brewers in MLB History Posted on October 5, 2025October 6, 2025 by Luke Urback The Cubs vs Brewers game was the first-ever playoff match-up between the rival teams, and fans had a lot to say about it.
Community Rallies to Save UNCA Woods Amid Development Proposal Posted on June 4, 2025June 4, 2025 by Akira Quinn ASHEVILLE, North Carolina — Save the Woods members hosted a community meeting to reinforce their demand to preserve the University of North Carolina-Asheville’s Forest. The gathering, held at the North Asheville Library, aimed to raise awareness about the potential destruction of the university’s 45-acre urban woodland. According to a recent proposal from Chancellor Kimberly van […]
Horrors of Helene: The Aftermath [OVERVIEW] Posted on June 4, 2025June 4, 2025 by Caleb Rose North Carolina’s Appalachian Mountains start slow. Small hills in the countryside ripple over each other and slowly turn into raw, jutting stone mountain faces gashed by meandering rivers that weave their way through awe-striking valleys. Tucked away amongst the miles of vast mountains, sits the city of Asheville and its outlying countryside towns. Within the […]
Wind and Fire: California Communities Begin Rebuild [OVERVIEW] Posted on June 4, 2025June 4, 2025 by Caleb Rose Tourism never stops in the City of Angels. Awe-struck travelers pass by Santa Monica Pier, mouths hanging open at the flashing fluorescent lights in the night sky as waves crash by below. The pier sits off of California’s Pacific Coast Highway, a route of legend, pinned between the rolling waves of the Pacific and the […]
Weather Forecasting and Related Careers Hit by Federal Cuts Posted on May 14, 2025January 5, 2026 by Natalie Chudzik The Trump administration’s proposed funding cuts for university research and the National Weather Service have left Atmospheric Science majors uncertain about their futures. Natalie Chudzik talks with local weather forecasters and students to learn about the impact of the cuts.