Rod Burks

1 month ago | tmj4.com | Rod Burks |Tony Aria

A longtime Milwaukee sports personality and his girlfriend found themselves caught in the middle of severe weather Thursday night. Chuck Freimund and his girlfriend Shannon were driving on Highway 175 just north of Theresa when they were caught in a severe storm that pelted their car with golf ball-sized hail. "It was coming down. It was dark as night. It was out of a movie, and for 30 seconds there and then it was over. And it was still continuing to rain, but it got really really dark.

1 month ago | tmj4.com | Rod Burks |Tony Aria

MILWAUKEE — The Milwaukee Bucks season has come to an end at the hands of the same team as last year, the Indiana Pacers. And for a third straight time, the Bucks fell short of reaching the second round of the playoffs. After the final whistle, things got heated between Giannis Antetokounmpo and the father of Tyrese Haliburton, John Haliburton, after he walked onto the court and supposedly tracked down the Bucks superstar.

1 month ago | nbc26.com | Rod Burks

MILWAUKEE — The Milwaukee Bucks season has come to an end at the hands of the same team as last year, the Indiana Pacers. And for a third straight time, the Bucks fell short of reaching the second round of the playoffs. After the final whistle, things got heated between Giannis Antetokounmpo and the father of Tyrese Haliburton, John Haliburton, after he walked onto the court and supposedly tracked down the Bucks superstar.

2 months ago | tmj4.com | Rod Burks |Tony Aria

BROWN DEER, Wis. — Bowling may not be the most talked-about high school sport, but the Brown Deer bowling team has plenty to talk about after winning the school's first-ever championship at the state tournament this month in Neenah. "So, in the state tournament this year, there were 28 D-2 schools," coach Paul Scioli said. "Brown Deer was able to come out on top."Our crew caught up with the state champions at Brown Deer Lanes to talk about their journey to winning the title.

2 months ago | tmj4.com | Rod Burks |Tony Aria

WAUWATOSA, Wis. — The stakes couldn't be higher for the Wauwatosa West boys basketball team. They understand that they could make history this weekend in Madison. " Since summer workouts we knew that we had a talented team," says Jake Hanson. "About the middle of the season mark we realized that we've had something special going."Re-writing history is what this Trojans team is trying to do. No team before them has played in a state tournament.