Ryan Jenkins
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TMJ4 Sports Executive Producer Rick Rietbrock receives distinguished honor
TMJ4 Sports Executive Producer Rick Rietbrock was inducted into the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences "Wisconsin Silver Circle". → Read More
5th-grade class tours Milwaukee company that makes anti-reckless driving equipment
After seeing TMJ4's Project: Drive Safer report on a local company that makes anti-reckless driving tools, a 5th-grade teacher brought her class to their facility for a lesson on safety. → Read More
14-year-old killed, 1 injured in 52nd and Clarke shooting
One teenage boy died and another was injured in a shooting near 52nd and Clarke in Milwaukee on Saturday. → Read More
How do we stop Milwaukee's reckless driving problem? Neighbors share their perspectives
As we near the end of 2022, we wanted to ask our neighbors for their perspectives and ideas to help end reckless driving in Milwaukee. → Read More
Milwaukee towing company helps police combat reckless driving
One Milwaukee towing company handles all of the towing contracts in the City of Milwaukee and most in Milwaukee County. → Read More
Milwaukee funeral home hosts toy giveaway for families in need of assistance
Parents like Angelina Bailey and Nicole Cochran had a chance to visit the giveaway and said the event Paradise Memorial Funeral Home was a major help ahead of the holiday. → Read More
Amani residents gather to discuss traffic calming measures
The group met with the Wisconsin Bike Federation, The Dominican Center, and Amani United as part of an effort to try and combat reckless driving. → Read More
Waukesha-made devices help protect roadside workers and pedestrians
Several local first-responders use Guardian Angel devices to make their presence known in big crowds or when they're on the side of the road. → Read More
'Everybody has a way to pitch in': Sunday marks 'World Remembrance Day for Road Traffic Victims'
It's a day of global celebration, sparked by an issue in communities around the world - reckless driving. It's a crisis that is also plaguing streets in Milwaukee and across the State of Wisconsin. → Read More
Milwaukee area Bills fans takeover sports bar during Sunday night's game against the Packers
If you're out and about in Milwaukee on a fall Sunday, you'll likely see lots of green and gold. Unless you end up at Steny's in Walker's Point. → Read More
Comparing Milwaukee's reckless driving issues to similarly-sized cities is easier said than done
Milwaukee monitors crash and speed data, along with the number of traffic citations police issue, as key indicators when trying to wrap their minds around reckless driving issues. → Read More
Milwaukee woman shot by neighbor, upset over dog
A man who prosecutors say shot his neighbor during a dispute near 79th and Hampton one week ago is making his first appearance in court. → Read More
Meet Adam Fischer, the Republican gubernatorial candidate who wasn't on the debate stage Sunday
There was one Republican gubernatorial candidate who didn't meet TMJ4's criteria to join the live debate on Sunday. We caught up with him before the debate. → Read More
Wife identifies her husband as man killed in Walworth County boat explosion
Teresita Perry identified her husband Jesse Perry as the man killed in a Walworth County boat explosion on Friday. A second man, John Leece, is awaiting surgery for severe injuries. → Read More
Mother booked on 2 attempted homicide counts, son still in critical condition: Sheboygan Falls police
Sheboygan Falls police say they have booked a mother on two counts of attempted intentional homicide for allegedly assaulting her 8-year-old boy on Thursday. Police confirmed Friday that the boy is still in "critical condition" in Children's Hospital. → Read More
25 Wisconsin inmates graduate with college degrees
Inmates who participate in "correctional education programs" are 43% less likely to end up back behind bars than those who do not, according to research done by the RAND Corp. → Read More
Courage MKE residents collect and deliver gifts for Milwaukee children
Courage MKE, which serves as a resource center and home for Milwaukee's displaced LGBTQ+ youth, collected enough gifts for more than 130 kids in their neighborhood. Then they delivered the presents door-to-door. → Read More
USPS looks to hire hundreds of rural mail carriers across Wisconsin
Across Wisconsin, USPS is looking to hire rural mail carriers. Those jobs have a starting pay of more than $19 per hour and offer benefits including health insurance. They also serve a part of the state that disproportionately still relies on traditional mail services. → Read More
Fond Du Lac County looks to solve rural broadband 'crisis'
A 2021 survey by Envision Greater Fond du Lac and the Fond du Lac County Broadband Task Force found that 66% of residents report having unreliable internet. 10% don't have internet at all. → Read More
Power outages and storm damage rock Milwaukee's Rufus King neighborhood
For many residents, the lack of electricity and the storm damage was more than a simple inconvenience → Read More