Mary Spicuzza
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Wisconsin, United States
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Parking structure partially collapses at Bayshore mall
A parking structure at Bayshore mall in Glendale partially collapsed Thursday afternoon. → Read More
Janet Protasiewicz, Daniel Kelly advance in high stakes, high-spending Supreme Court race
Milwaukee County Judge Janet Protasiewicz and former Justice Daniel Kelly will face each other in April for a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court. → Read More
Former Milwaukee funeral director Jimmy Davis Jr. pleads guilty to three felonies
Controversial ex-funeral director Jimmy Davis Jr. pleads guilty to embezzlement and two other felonies; sentencing to occur in April → Read More
Ron Johnson defeats Mandela Barnes, wins third term in U.S. Senate
With 98.91% of the vote in, Johnson had 50.5% of the vote to 49.5% for Barnes, a difference of around 27,000 votes. → Read More
Ron Johnson, Mandela Barnes locked in a race too close to call in Wisconsin's U.S. Senate race
With 93% of the vote in, Johnson had 50.7% of the vote to 49.3% for Barnes, a difference of nearly 40,000 votes. → Read More
Milwaukee Ald. Nikiya Dodd to step down at the end of November
She is the fifth to leave the 15-member council this year. → Read More
First Lady Jill Biden to travel to Milwaukee on Wednesday
First Lady Jill Biden will speak with the Milwaukee Teachers Education Association and meet with students, parents and educators. → Read More
2022 Milwaukee Lakefront Marathon canceled after organizers can't create a suitable alternate route
The group said it had been trying to reroute the race that traditionally runs from Grafton to Milwaukee but could not create a suitable alternative., → Read More
Former head of Milwaukee's Office of Violence Prevention calls firing 'unwarranted and unprofessional'
The statement by Arnitta Holliman came as Johnson was scheduled Monday morning to make an announcement about "the future of the city’s Office of Violence Prevention." → Read More
Apparent housing-related federal investigation surfaces, fades at Milwaukee City Hall
City leaders had been gearing up to spend $250,000 on outside counsel in response, only to abruptly abandon the effort. → Read More
8-year-old Cooper Roberts, paralyzed in Highland Park shooting, honored by the Milwaukee Brewers for the Pirates series
Cooper Roberts, his twin brother Luke, and their mother Keely were all struck by gunfire at the Highland Park mass shooting. → Read More
Highland Park shooting suspect contemplated shooting in Madison, authorities say
Robert Crimo III turned back to Illinois, where he was later arrested after deciding he was not prepared to pull off a shooting in Wisconsin. → Read More
Michael Gableman sued after comments about deleting public records linked to the 2020 GOP election review
While testifying last week in a separate case, Gableman said, "Did I delete documents? Yes, I did." → Read More
Wisconsin judge shooting suspect had frequent legal trouble, but friends surprised by alleged violence
Douglas K. Uhde, 56, doesn't like authority figures and has had frequent legal troubles, said a Michigan man who has known him since childhood. → Read More
Juvenile arrested in connection to Lily Peters homicide
Police are investigating Lily Peters' death as a homicide. The chief did not provide additional information about the suspect's relationship to Lily. → Read More
Here's why you will be seeing teal in Milwaukee on Saturday
"My mission is to empower, validate and motivate sexual assault survivors and now all survivors of violence," Samantha Collier said in an interview. → Read More
No charges will be filed in years long investigation into Milwaukee Health Department lead program
Milwaukee's health commissioner was ousted in January 2018 as reports emerged that his department failed provide services to thousands of children who had tested positive for lead. → Read More
'A grand lady of politics': Margaret Farrow, Wisconsin's first female lieutenant governor, dies at 87
"She was a grand lady of politics, of the Republican Party. And I always called her the Margaret Thatcher of Wisconsin," ex-Gov. Tommy Thompson said. → Read More
First Lady Jill Biden visiting Milwaukee and Waukesha next week, joined by Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff
First Lady Jill Biden and Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff are scheduled to travel to Milwaukee and Waukesha on Wednesday. → Read More
The suspect in the Waukesha Parade attack had a history of domestic violence. That's not surprising, experts say
Experts and advocates who help survivors of domestic abuse say it's a troubling pattern they've seen repeatedly in mass casualty events. → Read More