Ryan Jenkins

4 days ago | tmj4.com | Ryan Jenkins |Tony Aria

MILWAUKEE — Four new billboards have been introduced across Milwaukee featuring the message, "Imagine going to a music festival and not coming home," directly referencing the October 7th Nova Music Festival massacre in Israel. The organizers said they aim to reach Summerfest attendees over the coming months, hoping to spark conversation and build support for the local Jewish community. Archie Gottesman, Co-Founder of JewBelong, highlighted the urgency of the issue.

1 week ago | tmj4.com | Ryan Jenkins |Tony Aria

MILWAUKEE — Questions surround the accuracy of the government's claim that a Milwaukee man in the country illegally threatened to assassinate President Donald Trump. Federal agents arrested 54-year-old Ramon Morales-Reyes on May 21 shortly after he finished dropping his daughter off at school on Milwaukee's south side. Later, on May 28, U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem shared a photo of a handwritten letter that DHS officials say Morales-Reyes wrote.

2 weeks ago | tmj4.com | Ryan Jenkins |Tony Aria

MILWAUKEE — Almetha Parker, a survivor of the deadly apartment fire that occurred on May 11th near 27th and Highland, expressed the need for support from city leaders as she continues to stay in an American Red Cross shelter for survivors who have been displaced by the blaze. PREVIOUS COVERAGE: 'Intentional act' cannot be ruled out in fatal Milwaukee fire, chief says “We're ready to go on. The fire is over. It’s been over a week.

2 weeks ago | tmj4.com | Ryan Jenkins |Tony Aria

RACINE — Demands for transparency are mounting after the LGBT Center of SE Wisconsin abruptly closed its doors without prior notice, leaving many community members with questions. Residents have voiced concerns about the closure, emphasizing that the center served as a vital support system and one of the few designated safe spaces for the LGBTQ community, particularly for youth.

3 weeks ago | tmj4.com | Ryan Jenkins |Tony Aria

MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee's Fire Chief is sounding the alarm about the absence of fire sprinkler systems in certain buildings, following a tragic apartment fire that claimed the lives of five people over the weekend. The fire at the Highland Court Apartments near 27th and Highland has brought renewed focus to the safety standards in apartments built before 1974, which are exempt from laws requiring sprinkler systems in many cases.