Milwaukee, United States (Local)
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Bria Jones primarily covers evolving stories and breaking news, with a focus on crime and family-related topics in the local Memphis area. Her coverage includes incidents such as crimes, court decisions, community events, and human interest stories.
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By: Bria Jones
Recently released data from the FBI shows violent crime decreased 9.3% in 2025. According to the FBI, from 2024 to 2025, the data showed the largest year-to-year decline in violent crimes since FBI estimations started in 1936.
A dispute between Milwaukee neighbors escalates into a brutal, near-fatal stabbing, leaving a mother fighting for her life while her young children watch in horror.
By: Bria Jones
A Wisconsin family is educating future generations to ensure 9/11 victims are never forgotten.
Racine police arrested a "person of interest" in the homicide of Koreem Ozier.
By: Bria Jones
While thousands of baseball fans are digging deep into their pockets to catch the Fall Classic at American Family Field, others are pulling out what they thought were golden tickets—only to find the shine has faded.
By: Bria Jones
Brewers fans are going to extreme lengths for a seat in history. Forget cash – we are talking bartering.
By: Bria Jones
If you have been to American Family Field this season, there is a good chance you have heard a familiar accordion sound serenading fans in the stands. When the World Series shines its spotlight on Milwaukee this week, it will not just be about baseball, but it will also be a celebration of the city's rich cultural heritage.
The Brief Wisconsin musician Mike Schneider will perform during the 7th inning stretch of World Series Games 1 and 2.
By: Sam Kraemer
Democrat David Crowley faces Republican Tom Tiffany in the race for Wisconsin governor.
Few fans know baseball heart and history like our seniors. Fans remember the magic of the Milwaukee Braves 1957 World Series win.
