James Groh
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Milwaukee, WI, United States
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Racine high school special education students run mobile coffee cart, Rebel Roasters
Multiple times a week, a crew of students walk the halls of Horlick delivering coffee door-to-door to eager teachers waiting for their morning cup of joe. → Read More
Racine man describes life as Navy submarine nuclear operator aboard the USS Albany
A Racine man describes life living aboard a submarine, one the most complicated vessels ever built, and operates its nuclear reactor. → Read More
Michael Emem is building a neighborhood in the middle of Milwaukee from scratch
Michael Emem, owner of the Emem Group, is a contractor focused on responsibly developing the city to promote homeownership. → Read More
Preserving hot rod culture at the Speed Shop in Kenosha
A Kenosha man's collection of vintage cars and hot rods is enough to make even the none 'car people' jealous. → Read More
Racine vs. Racine: What is the proper way to pronounce Racine?
There are some difficult town names in Wisconsin to say especially if you are from out town like me. Some of those names include Oconomowoc, Weyauwega, and Manitowoc. → Read More
Racine vs. Racine: What is the proper way to pronounce Racine?
There are some difficult town names in Wisconsin to say especially if you are from out town like me. Some of those names include Oconomowoc, Weyauwega, and Manitowoc. → Read More
The most popular type of avocado was planted by Milwaukee native, Rudolph Hass
The most popular type of avocado in the world, the Hass avocado, was grown by Milwaukee native Rudolph Hass in 1925. → Read More
'Elf' pop-up bar opens at Lost Whale in Bay View this week
An Elf-themed pop-up bar is coming to Lost Whale in Milwaukee. They feature tons of decorations and movie-inspired cocktails. → Read More
TMJ4 turns 75: Celebrating 75 years of community news, weather, and sports
TMJ4 News is celebrating 75 years of storytelling across Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and the world. TMJ4 hit the airwaves on Dec. 3, 1947. → Read More
Blind archers thriving at Brookfield archery range
There is a group of blind archers that practice at West Town Archery in Brookfield. There are about six people who are part of the group. → Read More
Shepherds College in Union Grove is one of the only schools dedicated to teaching students with disabilities
Shepherds College in Union Grove, Wisconsin is one of the only colleges in the United States that is dedicated to exclusively teaching students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. → Read More
Wisconsin's first PGA superstore coming to Brookfield this winter
The first-ever PGA Tour Superstore in Wisconsin is planned to open this winter in Brookfield, according to our news partners at the Milwaukee Business Journal. → Read More
Glendale couple has fostered 306 cats in 12 years
The Meyers in Glendale has fostered 306 cats in 12 years through the Wisconsin Humane Society. Every pet deserves to have its forever home. → Read More
Holy Hill Skeletons goes with a bingo and 'Festiskull' theme for the 23rd year of spooky displays
More than 100 skeletons make up this year's Holy Hill Skeleton display. Creator Jimmy Zamzow went with a bingo and 'Festiskull' theme. → Read More
Peak fall colors at Holy Hill: An ode to fall colors across Wisconsin
It's peak fall color season across Wisconsin and the colors are popping at Holy Hill. We can all feel winter's cold creeping in on us, which means those fall colors will be gone soon. → Read More
Glendale teenager is building the future of flying transportation by hand
Ethan Zentner, 17, is one of the only and youngest people to ever build a manned hexacopter. He believes this eVTOL will be part of the future of transporation. → Read More
West Allis 29-year-old trained in classical organ building and playing
John Miller, 29, owns John Miller Mechanical Organ and Clock Works. He is classically trained in organ building. He specializes in refurbishing and repairing organs. → Read More
Wisconsin man grows one of largest pumpkins in the country at 2,046 pounds
One of the heaviest pumpkins in the world this year was grown in Fond Du Lac County. As of this article, Tom Montsma holds the title for heaviest pumpkin in the Badger State at 2,046 pounds. → Read More
A Milwaukee man created Essential Tennis and became the most popular tennis coach you've never heard of
A tennis coach in Brookfield is one of the most well-known coaches you've never heard of. He is also one of the most expensive and yet inexpensive coaches in the U.S. → Read More
West Allis man has been racing pigeons for more than 60 years
A West Allis man has been racing pigeons for more than 60 years. Gene Szyszkiewicz's dad was a pigeon racer, and Gene followed in his father's footsteps. → Read More