I'm meteorologist Mace Michaels.
Tonight a mostly clear sky, a low in the upper 50s.
For tomorrow, nice day, partly sunny, a high near 80, an isolated shower storm possible.
Scattered showers and thunderstorms in the area Tuesday night and Wednesday.
Currently it's 59 degrees.
With your forecast, I'm Corey Hartman.
Tonight mostly clear and lows in the mid fifties.
Sunshine mid seventies for highs on Monday, Monday night clear and 59.
Lots of sun for Tuesday, a touch warmer upper seventies.
Slight chance of showers and storms on Tuesday night into Wednesday.
Right now it's 61 degrees.
41 45 northbound stop at go burly to Hampton 43 94 northbound at the Mitchell interchange an accident on the right shoulder and 8 94 43 eastbound at the Mitchell interchange also a crash on the right shoulder 94 eastbound is jammed up between the zoo interchange and 35th I'm Bonnie green and that's your latest total traffic
While construction still our only obstacle, Capitol Drive has a left lane closed in both directions between Richland Parkway in 41 until September 4th, and Highway 164 a right lane closed in both directions between Swan Road and Lindsay Road with road work until the 27th.
I'm Bonnie Green and that's your latest Total Traffic.
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Milwaukee County plans to use nearly $3 million in federal money to make it safer for people to walk, bike and travel in several areas.
The funding will pay for improvements at nine crossings identified at higher risk locations.
It'll also fund the replacement of two oak leaf trail bridges over 43 in Port Washington Road.
The county will work with the DOT on a construction schedule.
A one-year-old was hurt during a road rage shooting in Milwaukee.
It's one of at least three cases where drivers have opened fire on city streets in recent weeks.
Police say two drivers exchanged gunfire Saturday morning near West Capitol Drive in North Sherman Boulevard.
Both drivers suffered injuries that weren't life-threatening.
Both are in custody as prosecutors review possible charges.
Police have not said whether the child was hit by gunfire or hurt in another way.
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We now know the name of the man found dead while in custody at the Milwaukee County Jail.
During the booking process last Tuesday, 45-year-old Courtney Edwards was initially cleared by nursing staff at the jail, but then told jail staff he had vomited and wasn't feeling well later that day.
While waiting for an ambulance, Edward suffered a medical emergency and stopped breathing.
The incident remains under investigation.
People in Milwaukee County have a week left to apply for federal help after April's severe storms and flooding.
FEMA says more than 26,000 valid applications had been filed in the county as of last week and more people are expected to apply before the deadline next Monday.
Federal aid may help cover uninsured home damage, temporary housing, vehicle repairs and other emergency needs.
You can apply online, by phone, or through the FEMA app.
There's also an in-person option at the Disaster Recovery Center on West Mill Road.
And that's the local update.
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I'm Stuart J. Wattles.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is set to visit Oshkosh today as part of a national tour promoting U.S.
defense manufacturing.
Hegseth will speak with workers and leaders at Oshkosh Corp.
and tour the company's defense production operations.
The Pentagon says the arsenal of freedom tour is focused on faster production, new technology, and long-term contracts for American manufacturers.
Oshkosh Defense holds several military contracts, including work on tactical vehicles and systems for the Army.
Navy, and Marine Corps.
A Wisconsin-based food products manufacturer is facing fines after two incidents left three workers dead and two injured.
The incidents involving industrial kettle accidents occurred on February 12 and March 18 at IPMF LLC, operating as NaturePak.
The U.S.
Department of Labor issued citations with penalties adding up to more than $364,000.
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services is giving an update on the state's measles cases.
In Iowa County, there are four new confirmed cases.
Meanwhile, in Lafayette County, there's one new confirmed case and four probable cases.
There are now a total of 41 confirmed and seven probable cases associated with the outbreak.
A Wisconsin driver pulled over for going 114 miles per hour in a 55 zone blamed his lead foot on a horrible round of golf.
Barron County Sheriff's deputies recently pulled over a driver near Rice Lake Airport after clocking him driving more than twice the posted speed limit.
Authorities say when they asked him why he was in such a hurry, the man explained he'd just left the golf course after playing a horrible round.
Due to the proximity to the airport, authorities say they jokingly reminded the man he was driving a Malibu, not a Cessna.
The sheriff's office posted a photo of their radar gun showing the 114 reading, saying next time take your frustrations out on the driving range.
not in the driving lane.
Wisconsin High School football player died over the weekend, two days after being injured during the team's season opener last Thursday.
Adam Mossman was a senior and starting quarterback at Alma Center Lincoln High School in West Central Wisconsin.
Superintendent Drew Semingson sent a message to Lincoln family Saturday to confirm the news.
Semingson said Massman was injured during the game and received medical care from personnel who were at the game before he was taken to a hospital.
The district learned Saturday afternoon that he had died from the injury.
The school plans to have additional counseling support for students beginning at noon today and throughout the day tomorrow as students begin the new school year.
The American Red Cross has declared a national blood supply crisis for just the second time in history.
As civic media's Maddie Schaefer tells us, donations have fallen to a four-year summer low.
The Red Cross says
donations are not keeping up with hospital demand, with extreme heat, poor air quality, and widespread foodborne illnesses contributing to fewer people donating this summer.
They say the shortage is especially serious for Type O blood.
They say Type O accounts for about 60% of Red Cross blood distributions and is used for both everyday patient care and emergencies.
Several blood drives are coming up across northern Wisconsin, including drives scheduled for Tuesday in Birchwood, Trigo,
and Iron River and another one on Wednesday at Ashland Ford.
As an added incentive, anyone who donates through August 31st will receive a $20 Amazon gift card by email.
The Red Cross says just three additional donors at each blood drive this summer could help stabilize the supply.
For Civic Media News,
An injured brewer last night, high on Mike Clemens with sports baseball, Brewer's center fielder, Garrett Mitchell, squared off to lay down a bunt in the fourth inning last night against the Braves.
Instead, he was hit by a 94 mile an hour pitch.
X-rays were negative, so for now Mitchell is dealing with a badly bruised right wrist and forearm.
The Braves went on to win the game 4-2.
In the little league classic, to avoid being swept by the brewers, the game played in Pennsylvania, the crew will open a series to Maronite in New York against the
College football, the numbers are out, season ticket sales for Wisconsin Badger games are way down.
After the team finished four and eight last year, Badger's head coach Luke Fickle.
What was your reaction to that and what would be your message to fans?
My reaction is I did not know that.
I don't know when those came out.
That's the beautiful thing about being in fall camp.
Again, I know what our job is and our job is to put a product out there that everybody wants to be able to see.
If you build it, they will continue to come.
That's
Wisconsin head coach Luke Fickle with sports.
I'm Mike Clemens.
It is going to be sunny and pleasant today are high in the upper seventies to near 80 this afternoon with just a light breeze tonight.
Mostly clear low in the mid to upper fifties tomorrow.
Mostly sunny with a high in the low eighties.
I'm meteorologist Sean Cable.
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