Rebecca Klopf

2 days ago | tmj4.com | Rebecca Klopf |Tony Aria

PEWAUKEE, Wis. — A manhunt continues for Travis Decker, a Pewaukee native accused of murdering his three daughters in Washington state. The news has sent shockwaves through the quiet Waukesha County community where Decker grew up. Decker's former neighbor in Pewaukee, who asked to remain anonymous because Decker has not been arrested, remembers him as a kind teenager who excelled at sports. "We always got along great with the kids, the whole family," the neighbor said.

1 week ago | tmj4.com | Rebecca Klopf |Tony Aria

WAUKESHA, Wis. — A new program in Waukesha County is helping residents pay for expensive vehicle modifications. For people who need lifts or modifications to their vehicles for wheelchairs and scooters, the cost can reach thousands of dollars. Now, Waukesha County Health and Human Services is offering financial assistance. Ann Blackney had thought she was dealing with hip issues and struggled to keep her balance. But recently she received a life-changing diagnosis.

2 weeks ago | nbc26.com | Rebecca Klopf

JUNEAU — Some of the residents of a Juneau apartment building destroyed by a tornado have discovered what they thought was renter's insurance will not pay for their losses. The tornado that hit Juneau was one of six confirmed in Dodge County, causing extensive damage to homes and apartments. Two tornado survivors learned their policies only covered tenant negligence, not natural disasters, leaving them with almost nothing after the devastating storm.

2 weeks ago | tmj4.com | Rebecca Klopf |Tony Aria

JUNEAU, Wis. — Some of the residents of a Juneau apartment building destroyed by a tornado have discovered what they thought was renter's insurance will not pay for their losses. The tornado that hit Juneau was one of six confirmed in Dodge County, causing extensive damage to homes and apartments. Two tornado survivors learned their policies only covered tenant negligence, not natural disasters, leaving them with almost nothing after the devastating storm.

2 weeks ago | tmj4.com | Rebecca Klopf |Tony Aria

MENOMONEE FALLS, Wis. — Menomonee Falls board considers taking hundreds of thousands of dollars from library's budget and giving it to the police department. A vote during Monday night's village board meeting could redirect $300,000. For some residents that is concerning. "I don't want them to do it. I think it is a terrible idea," said Jane Misslich, Menomonee Falls resident.