Good morning, it's Sunday, September 16. I'm Elise Randall, and here's your local news from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. From Accuweather, the Milwaukee area will be and warm and humid today, with sunny skies, and a high of 78. Tonight will remain warm and humid, with clear skies, and a low of 65. Our top story is: Democrats are renewing their lawsuit over election maps that have helped Republicans maintain big margins in the state Assembly.

Good morning, it's Saturday, September 15. I'm Elise Randall, and here's your local news from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. From Accuweather, the Milwaukee area will be warm today, with sunny to partly cloudy skies, and a high of 78. Tonight, expect mostly clear skies, with patchy fog later in the evening, and a low of 64.

Good morning, it's Friday, September 14. I'm Elise Randall, and here's your local news from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. From Accuweather, the Milwaukee area will be mostly sunny and warm today, with a high of 78. Tonight will be warm and clear, with a low of 62. Our top story is: The demolition of the Bradley Center is underway, and, rather than a wrecking ball, the building is being "deconstructed" one locker and luxury suite at a time.

Good morning, it's Thursday, September 13. I'm Jordan Williams, and here's your local news from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. From Accuweather, the Milwaukee area will see patchy fog this morning. Otherwise, the day will be mostly sunny, with a high of 75. Tonight will be mostly clear, with patchy fog later in the evening, and a low of 60. Our top story is: What is described as the last monumental artwork by the late Robert Indiana was installed in a cornfield in Sheboygan County.

Good morning, it's Wednesday, September 12. I'm Jordan Williams, and here's your local news from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. From Accuweather, the Milwaukee area will see patchy fog this morning. Otherwise, the day will be mostly sunny and warm, with a high of 76. Tonight expect mainly clear skies, with patchy fog late in the evening, and a low of 60. Our top story is: A federal judge in Texas is weighing a request by Wisconsin and 19 other states to suspend the Affordable Care Act.

Good morning, it's Tuesday, September 11. I'm Jordan Williams, and here's your local news from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. From Accuweather, the Milwaukee area will be pleasant and sunny today, with a high of 75. Tonight, expect clear skies, and a low of 59. Our top story is: Wisconsin's massive gap in academic performance between its black and white students is under the spotlight of the governor's race, as the candidates blame each other for not doing more to address the persistent problem.

Good morning, it's Monday, September 10. I'm Jordan Williams, and here's your local news from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. From Accuweather, the Milwaukee area will be mostly sunny today, with a high of 70. Tonight, expect clear skies, and a low of 57.

Good morning, it's Sunday, September 9 . I'm Elise Randall and here's your local news from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. From Accuweather, the Milwaukee area will be breezy today with a high of 67 and a low of 55. You’ll see sun and areas of high clouds. It’ll be partly cloudy this evening. Our top story is: It's an unusual move. The owner of a huge downtown Milwaukee building might evict its only tenant — which holds a lease that could extend until 2040.

Good morning, it's Saturday, September 8. I'm Elise Randall and here's your local news from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. From Accuweather, the Milwaukee area will be breezy today. You’ll see some sun, with a high of 69 and a low of 58. It’ll be mainly clear this evening. Our top story is: The buzz of a handheld saw echoed in the dusty streets of downtown Sun Prairie yesterday morning.

Good morning, it's Friday, September 7. I'm Elise Randall and here's your local news from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. From Accuweather, the Milwaukee area will be partly sunny today with a high of 70. It’ll be partly cloudy this evening with a low of 59. Our top story is: Ian Gunther’s career has not followed any sort of linear progression. Gunther moved to Seattle after graduating from Nicolet High School in 2006. He wanted to be a video game designer. Then the recession hit.