On January 1st, 1975, a group of 48 armed members of the Menominee Warrior Society stormed into a stone mansion known as the Alexian Brothers Novitiate, occupying the property in an attempted land grab. For over a month, the group would standoff with the National Guard, while also dealing with deteriorating conditions and vigilante members of the surrounding community. Inside the novitiate, photographer Al Bergstein was granted an opportunity to cover the whole standoff, which included a visit from actor Marlon Brando. WTMJ's Adam Roberts sits down with Bergstein to learn more about that often forgotten chapter of Wisconsin history.

WTMJ's Adam Roberts gets reaction from a New Hampshire Delegate after today's shooting at Trump's Pennsylvania rally.

WTMJ's Adam Roberts gauges rally news reaction of a visiting Virginia Delegation Convention worker at 3rd Street Market Hall.

WTMJ's Wyatt Barmore-Pooley interviews a Milwaukee construction worker outside Fiserv Forum to learn his reaction to the Trump Pennsylvania rally news.

WTMJ's Adam Roberts gets reaction from a woman watching the Trump rally news on TVs at 3rd Street Market Hall.

WTMJ's Wyatt Barmore-Pooley Interviews a local woman whose friend was in attendance at Trump's rally in Pennsylvania today.

Milwaukee's online farmers market brings the market to the customer.

Milwaukee's online farmers market brings the market to the customer.

This week is Severe Weather Awareness Week both in Wisconsin and across the country, and just over two months since a historic February tornado struck the southern Wisconsin town of Evansville, now more than ever it's imperative that meteorologists share accurate severe weather information as quickly and reliably as possible. WTMJ's Adam Roberts has more on how everyone can play a part in making that mission a reality.

President Joe Biden visited Madison, Wisconsin on April 8 to discuss student loan forgiveness at Madison Area Technical College's Truax campus.

Wauwatosa Police Sgt. Jim Morrill and Officer Farris Griffin sat down with WTMJ to talk about their work as school resource officers.

Former Governor of Wisconsin Marty Schreiber has been much of the last 20 years as an advocate for those caring for loved ones with Alzheimer's, while also caregiving for his wife Elaine as she battled the disease. WTMJ's Adam Roberts sat down with Marty to learn more about his life after Elaine, and the lessons caregivers can learn from his experience.

Brandon and Arielle Hawthorne are the founders and owners of Twisted Plants, a popular Milwaukee-based Vegan food restaurant that is innovating the way plant-based cooking is viewed in the community. They are also two of the newest honorees on the 2024 Milwaukee Business Journal's 40 Under 40 list.

Katelyn Nye is the Executive General Manager of Artificial Intelligence and Partnerships for the General Imaging Ultrasound business at GE Healthcare, and one of the newest honorees of the 2024 Milwaukee Business Journal's 40 Under 40 list.