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Four members of the Milwaukee Common Council said the department will add the rule to its Uniform Standard Operating Procedure.

The rankings of the analysis done by Nexdoor were determined based on neighbor interactions on the platform.

The fire also left three police officers injured. An investigation is now underway.

Though the sale is new, Milwaukee Film’s oversight of “Wisconsin’s oldest still-operating movie theater” is not.

Austin Police officials say the suspect was killed by officers at the scene.

Roughly $600,000 from the city’s affordable housing fund were then used for construction.

Participation has increased by 65% over the last 15 years, according to USA Hockey.

Manitowoc-based custom yacht and boat builder has been in business since 1863.

Both chiefs are tasked with creating an action plan to see if combining forces is the best option.

Protesters outside the State Capitol stood against the attack, while some Iranians applauded the effort.

The first week of March will bring warmer temperatures and rainfall.

Tens of thousands of RV enthusiasts flocked to Wisconsin State Fair Park on Sunday for the final day of the Milwaukee Camper, Travel and RV Show.

The Urban Nature Connection organizes community walks and other efforts to get more people outdoors.

Data from a Minnesota-based food corporation shows 61% of consumers in the U.S. are increasing their protein intake.

Ryan Burk talks with a lawmaker and several other safety leaders about a new bill that would define and set an official penalty for grooming.

Lauren Coffren, executive director of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children’s Exploited Children Division, shared some advice.

State Rep. Amanda Nedweski, R-Pleasant Prairie, authored Assembly Bill 677.

Joan Lawcewicz, a financial crimes investigator with the Chippewa Falls Police Department, testified in support of Assembly Bill 677.

Spectrum News 1's new "Voices for Veterans" series spotlights Center for Veterans Issues.

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If oil prices remain high for some time, the knock-on effects could affect the costs of fuel and food

This is delicate terrain for the prime minister both in the UK and among international leaders too.

The majority of flights to key Middle Eastern hubs have been cancelled for Monday as the conflict continues.

Iran has carried out strikes against Israel, across the Gulf and against a British base in Cyprus in retaliation.

Adults and accompanied children claiming asylum will only receive refugee status for 30 months under the changes.

Beverage and cannabis company Tilray acquires the Aberdeenshire brewery, the brand and 11 bars for £33m.

Christopher Trybus is on trial for manslaughter after his wife Tarryn Baird took her own life.

The painting, created by the Dutch master in 1633, had disappeared after being sold in 1961.

The condition is "not a joke", the Tourette Action charity says, as the Baftas fallout continues.

The process - called alkaline hydrolysis - will offer families a third option instead of burial or traditional cremation.

A suspect who was seen in an 11th floor flat is taken away by police officers after a standoff lasting several hours.

Some fans have been left upset after some of the world's biggest acts - including Harry Styles and Ariana Grande - chose to concentrate their upcoming shows in big cities.

Women with endometriosis say doctors failed to listen to them or take their pain seriously.

There is an exponential growth of AI 'slop' involving players and football clubs. Is there anything that can be done to stop it?

Ex-England captain Lewis Moody tells former team-mate Ben Youngs he was "very aware" of the risks posed during his career.

Kim Jue Ae is becoming more visible alongside her father, but much about her remains a mystery.

The US says six of its F-15 jets were "mistakenly shot down by Kuwaiti air defenses", with all crew in a stable condition.

No casualties were reported and the base sustained "minimal damage", the Ministry of Defence said.

People in Iran tell the BBC they hear explosions day and night, as the US and Israel continue striking the country for a third day.

Lebanon's health ministry says 31 people were killed by Israeli strikes, while there are no reports of casualties in Israel.

Foreign Office sources say no evacuation was imminent but the government is preparing for potential scenarios.

Souvenir tickets given out at Cruz Beckham's gig in the Welsh capital said the venue was in Cardiff, England.

A man is found guilty of stabbing a student who was studying at a summer school in Cambridge.

Marine investigators say the death may be linked to a group of grey seals operating between Wales and Devon.

Peacekeepers are sheltering about 1,000 civilians near their base and providing emergency care.

A worker who was bitten three times by an eight-year-old boy wants more support from the council.

The US star's best actor win for Sinners leaves the Oscars race too close to call.

Two people were killed and 14 injured, with the suspected gunman, identified by some media outlets, also shot dead.

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And will Trump's Republican MAGA base support his strikes on Iran?

Iran's retaliatory strikes have killed three US service members

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