First Lieutenant Loren Hintz of the Army Air Corps was based in Italy near the end of World War II. On April 21st, 1945, his P-47 fighter bomber was shot down. 70 years after his death, his family found the crash site and successfully excavated the plane and Hintz's remains. A new documentary chronicles this process and celebrates the life of Loren Hintz.

The increased competition for employees has caused nurse shortages, in addition to fewer people entering the nursing field and nurses quitting or retiring. Nurses who remain in the field are working even harder to keep hospitals running.

A new program from Milwaukee Area Technical College is aimed at recent high school grads who are taking a “gap year” before they decide whether to go to college or start a career.

A divided Wisconsin Supreme Court agreed Wednesday to hear a redistricting lawsuit supported by the Republican-controlled Legislature, a move that comes as a Democratic-backed lawsuit progresses in federal court.

Milwaukee is filled with fascinating, historic buildings, but we rarely get an opportunity to explore them. This weekend you’ll be able to do so with the annual Doors Open event offered by Historic Milwaukee. This year Doors Open is expanding the event with virtual tours of several unique neighborhoods around the city. These behind the scenes tours will be an in-depth look at the businesses, art, and community spaces that define Milwaukee neighborhoods.

A group of historians is working to enhance the history of Latinx people in Wisconsin. That history starts with with Rafael Baez, the first documented Latinx person to live in Milwaukee, and extends to present day.

Wisconsin's latest drive onto the international sports stage begins this weekend at the Ryder Cup golf competition taking place north of Sheboygan. However, COVID-19 remains a concern, and officials said precautions are being implemented.

The battle over drawing new political boundary lines in Wisconsin is heating up. A panel of three federal judges told the Legislature and Gov. Tony Evers on Tuesday that it wants to have new maps enacted by March and it needs to prepare to have the court draw those maps if Republican lawmakers and the Democratic governor can’t agree.