Megan Lee

2 days ago | tmj4.com | Megan Lee |Tony Aria

ST. FRANCIS — TMJ4 is taking legal action after the St. Francis School District superintendent, Deborah Kerr, prevented TMJ4 from filming a public school board meeting Monday evening. TMJ4 believes this a clear violation of Wisconsin's open meetings law. After sharing the details of the incident with Attorney, Tom Kamenick, he filed a verified open meetings law complaint on behalf of TMJ4 against the St. Francis Public School District and its Board of Education.

3 days ago | tmj4.com | Megan Lee |Tony Aria

Ramon Morales Reyes is set to appear virtually in front of Immigration Judge, Carla Espinoza, Wednesday morning. This comes about two weeks after being arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Morales Reyes has been held at the Dodge County Jail since his arrest on May 22. "He is not in a good place psychologically right now. I mean this had been very hard on him. The separation from his family," Morales Reyes' attorney, Cain Oulahan said.

1 week ago | tmj4.com | Megan Lee |Tony Aria

MILWAUKEE — The first festival of the season at Henry Maier Festival Park is starting off with a bang as Festa Italiana brings food, music and cultural traditions to the community. "I can't express how happy I am to be here," 13-year-old performer at Festa Italiana, Avery King said. King is dancing at the festival for the first time after years of watching her older cousins perform. "Last year I decided I am going to dance next year and here I am," King said.

1 week ago | tmj4.com | Megan Lee |Tony Aria

MILWAUKEE — Downtown Milwaukee is serving up special menus at discounted prices as Downtown Dining Week begins, offering foodies a chance to explore the city's culinary scene. Nearly 30 restaurants are participating in this year's event, which runs until June 5. Aaron Witherit is getting his first taste of Downtown Dining Week at Avli, a Greek-inspired restaurant in the Brewers Hill neighborhood. "It was definitely attractive. You get three things for the price of two," Witherit said.

1 week ago | nbc26.com | Megan Lee

SHEBOYGAN — The John Michael Kohler Arts Center in Sheboygan has received over $1 million from the National Endowment for the Arts over the past two decades, but now faces a funding cut. According to a Facebook post from the arts center, they were informed that due to a shift in agency priorities set by the Trump administration, they will not be receiving previously promised funds. The money was intended to cover the cost of a residency with artist and musician Lonnie Holley.