Steve Chamraz

1 week ago | tmj4.com | Steve Chamraz |Tony Aria

Dozens of police officers from Wisconsin and Illinois began their journey to Washington, D.C., on Wednesday morning, transporting their motorcycles to participate in a memorial ride honoring fallen officers. The motorcycles were being loaded in Greenfield as part of a police pilgrimage to the fallen officers' memorial in the nation's capital. "It's an honor to do this. This is something you don't take lightly.

2 weeks ago | nbc26.com | Steve Chamraz

In the run-up to the 2012 NFL Draft, Kevin Zeitler was a standout offensive lineman from Wisconsin who drew the eye of several NFL teams. As Zeitler prepared for the draft, the young athlete underwent rigorous workouts, impressing scouts from the Colts, Eagles, Bengals, and Ravens. “Everyone says the same thing: ‘Oh yeah, we like you. We’ll see what happens,’” Zeitler said. As draft weekend approached, it looked like Zeitler would hear his name called on the second night.

2 weeks ago | tmj4.com | Steve Chamraz |Tony Aria

In the run-up to the 2012 NFL Draft, Kevin Zeitler was a standout offensive lineman from Wisconsin who drew the eye of several NFL teams. As Zeitler prepared for the draft, the young athlete underwent rigorous workouts, impressing scouts from the Colts, Eagles, Bengals, and Ravens. “Everyone says the same thing: ‘Oh yeah, we like you. We’ll see what happens,’” Zeitler said. As draft weekend approached, it looked like Zeitler would hear his name called on the second night.

2 weeks ago | tmj4.com | Steve Chamraz |Tony Aria

MILWAUKEE — A defense attorney is providing context on the unusual arrest of Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan, who was taken into custody Friday morning. Pat Cafferty, a defense attorney with extensive knowledge of the legal system, questioned whether the federal authorities' approach to arresting Judge Dugan in such a public manner aligns with typical protocols for handling cases involving public figures like judges.

1 month ago | tmj4.com | Steve Chamraz |Tony Aria

A Pewaukee man will spend 25 years in prison for a crash that claimed the lives of two people in a construction zone. Jade Moen was sentenced after pleading guilty to charges stemming from the incident that occurred on June 26, 2024. Moen, who has epilepsy, experienced a seizure that caused him to black out while driving. His truck crashed into the construction zone at Pewaukee Road and Capitol Drive, tragically killing a 76-year-old woman and a 46-year-old construction worker.