Brendyn Jones

2 weeks ago | tmj4.com | Brendyn Jones |Tony Aria

GREENFIELD, Wis. — Greenfield High School's Air Force JROTC program has received national recognition for its performance this school year, earning an "Exceeds Standards" during an official evaluation. The program scored 95 points during an assessment by Air Force JROTC headquarters representatives from Maxwell Air Force Base in Alabama. Evaluators judged the group on multiple aspects, including their mission briefing and drill routine.

2 weeks ago | tmj4.com | Brendyn Jones |Tony Aria

MILWAUKEE — Credit card skimming is a scam that the FBI says costs Americans more than $1 billion a year. A recent string of skimming has now hit some of Milwaukee's most vulnerable residents—FoodShare recipients. FoodShare is Wisconsin's food stamp program. Miguel Alvarez discovered his father had become a victim after receiving a letter from the state earlier this month. "I didn't think the letter was real because a lot of scams are going on in this world," Alvarez said.

3 weeks ago | tmj4.com | Brendyn Jones |Tony Aria

MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee residents all across the city spent Earth Day picking up trash in their neighborhoods, working toward a cleaner city despite rainy conditions. It was the city's annual Big Clean MKE event that honors Special Enforcement Inspector Greg “Ziggy” Zyszkiewicz, who lost his life during an attempted carjacking while working for the city of Milwaukee in 2017.

3 weeks ago | tmj4.com | Brendyn Jones |Tony Aria

MILWAUKEE — Just 12 hours after hearing the news of Pope Francis's passing Monday morning, Dashal Young was at the Church of the Gesu in Milwaukee with his hands folded in prayer. "I heard it at 2:30 in the morning, I heard it overnight. And then I thought no," Young said, who reflected on the Pope's impact. "He was transformational; he was a transformational leader.

3 weeks ago | tmj4.com | Brendyn Jones |Tony Aria

MILWAUKEE — Lindsay Charney is looking for community help after she said her car was stolen on Milwaukee's East Side. Though the car has been recovered, their dog Boo is still missing. "He left the car for not even five minutes; he had the keys with him," Charney said. "He shouldn't have done this, it's a lesson, but he left our dog in the car and the car was stolen."Charney and her husband spent hours searching throughout the East Side on Friday, looking for their missing pet.