Hannah Hilyard

6 days ago | channel3000.com | Hannah Hilyard

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1 week ago | news8000.com | Hannah Hilyard

GREEN BAY, Wisconsin (WISN) -- The nurses at HSHS St. Vincent Hospital's Women and Infants Center help bring in newborn babies into this world every single day. Now it's their turn. The hospital announced this week that 14 of its labor and delivery nurses are pregnant at the same time. "We're one great big family, and it's just been awesome to be able to say, 'Hey, I'm going through this. What are you going through?'" nurse Ashley Schlies told 12 News Wednesday. Some are already moms.

1 week ago | wisn.com | Hannah Hilyard

ALL RIGHT, IF YOU HAVE A MOMENT, COME OVER TO YOUR SCREEN FOR THIS STORY. 14 NURSES. THIS IS MOST OF THEM, ONE HOSPITAL AND A WHOLE LOT OF BABY BUMPS. SOME OF THE HEALTH CARE STAFF SAT DOWN EXCLUSIVELY WITH 12 NEWS. AND HANNAH HILYARD IS IN GREEN BAY, WHERE A CLOSE KNIT UNIT HAS A LOT TO CELEBRATE. THIS MOTHER’S DAY WEEKEND. INSIDE HSHS SAINT VINCENT HOSPITAL ON ONE SINGLE FLOOR, THE WORD LABOR. HOW FAR ALONG ARE YOU? WE’RE ABOUT HALFWAY THROUGH, TAKING ON A DOUBLE. MEANING. HOW FAR ALONG ARE YOU?

1 week ago | wisn.com | Hannah Hilyard

A MILWAUKEE PUBLIC SCHOOL WENT SEVERAL DAYS WITHOUT SOAP IN ITS BATHROOMS. THAT IS, ACCORDING TO A VOLUNTEER AT HOPKINS LLOYD COMMUNITY SCHOOL. THAT SCHOOL IS NEAR 15TH AND LOCUST IN MILWAUKEE’S NORTH DIVISION NEIGHBORHOOD. AND THAT’S WHERE 12 NEWS HANNAH HILYARD IS LIVE FOR US TONIGHT AT SIX. HANNAH, THE SCHOOL VOLUNTEER, SAYS THAT HE HAD NOWHERE TO TURN AND REACHED OUT TO 12 NEWS FOR HELP. ALL RIGHT, DEANA AND DERRICK, ROBERT LOVELACE IS A VOLUNTEER IN A 4K CLASSROOM HERE AT HOPKINS.

1 week ago | azfamily.com | Hannah Hilyard

REEDSBURG, Wis. (WISN) – A woman who went missing in Wisconsin 62 years ago was found alive and well. Detective Isaac Hanson with the Sauk County Sheriff’s Office explained Friday how in less than two months, he solved the coldest of cold cases. Audrey Backeberg vanished in 1962 at age 20. Hanson said a key piece of evidence in finding Backeberg was her sister’s Ancestry DNA results.