Vice President Kamala Harris is bringing her presidential campaign back to Milwaukee.

Harris will return to Wisconsin’s largest city Thursday as the race with former President Donald Trump reaches its final weeks. It will be her sixth visit to the battleground state, and her third stop in Milwaukee County. She launched her presidential campaign here in late July with a rally in West Allis.

The campaign stop comes as Harris is locked in a tight race with Trump. In the latest Marquette University Law School poll released earlier this month, she maintained a four-point lead over Trump, within the poll’s margin of error. Among both registered and likely voters, it was 52% for Harris and 48% for Trump.

Harris’ last campaign stop in Milwaukee was at Fiserv Forum in August when she appeared with her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, during the second night of the Democratic National Convention.

She has also held rallies in Eau Claire, Madison and Ripon.

Trump was most recently in Wisconsin last Sunday for a rally in Juneau, which was his fourth event in the swing state in just nine days.

CHICAGO – Cal O’Reilly recorded four points to lead the Milwaukee Admirals to a 4-1 win over the Chicago Wolves on Saturday. The win was Milwaukee’s first of the season (1-1-0-0).

O’Reilly, the Admirals’ all-time leading scorer in the team’s American Hockey League history, posted points in each of the three periods – including the game-winning goal.

Admirals goalie Matt Murray was sharp in his Milwaukee debut. Murray stopped 31 shots to pick up his first win of the season.

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Milwaukee scored its first goal of the season, and first of the game, at 17:03 of the first period. Kieffer Bellows intercepted a neutral-zone pass and skated to the net. His shot was kicked aside by Wolves goalie Spencer Martin, but Bellows corralled the rebound. He then sent a pass on the left wing rim behind the Wolves net to O’Reilly. O’Reilly moved the puck to a wide-open Joakim Kemell for the goal from the front of the net.

The Admirals grabbed a 2-0 lead with a power play goal at 7:01 of the second period. Vinnie Hinostroza sent a pass from the right wing wall behind the Wolves net for Zach L’Heureux. L’Heureux then passed the puck to O’Reilly at the goalmouth. O’Reilly deked to his backhand and gently slid the puck past the outstretched left leg of Martin for the tally.

Chicago scored a power-play goal of its own at 13:07 of the second period to make it 2-1. Ryan Suzuki chased a loose puck which caromed out of the left corner into that circle and slapped a shot off the post and in for his first goal of the year.

Bellows scored his first goal of the season after receiving a breakaway pass from O’Reilly at 5:21 of the third stanza. O’Reilly intercepted a pass at the Milwaukee line and found Bellows streaking up the middle. Bellows snapped a wrist shot past the blocker of Martin.

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Milwaukee iced the win when Reid Schaefer scored an empty-net shorthanded goal at 17:47 of the third. O’Reilly picked up the lone helper.

Milwaukee resumes on Friday, Oct. 18 at Rockford. The Admirals will open the home portion of the schedule when the team hosts Rockford on Saturday, Oct. 19. 

MILWAUKEE – Health experts say vaccinations have decreased in recent years, and the Milwaukee Health Department wants to turn things around.

People poured out the doors of the Southside Health Center on Saturday morning, Oct. 21.

Families faced a long line and busy waiting room for one thing.

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“Due to COVID we got a little behind on some vaccinations. We just had to get back up to date for her to go to school,” said Jamil Bradley, who brought his daughter to the Milwaukee Health Department’s special vaccination clinic.

“Vaccinations are the kind of thing you don’t want to wait on. You got to do what you got to do,” added Bradley.

The Milwaukee Health Department says the event is to help families update their children’s school required vaccinations. 

That’s why Henry Ahlers brought his son. 

“It seems like he is needing the last one of the five,” said Ahlers.

 The health department says vaccination rates among school-aged children have declined in recent years. 

Only 75% of Milwaukee children meet the minimum immunization requirements. 

“Vaccines are there to fight off a number of different things,” Ahlers added.

Health leaders say vaccinations required for school attendance are crucial for preventing the spread of highly contagious diseases.

Kids received vaccines for measles, mumps, rubella, tetanus, whooping cough, and more.

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All participating families will be entered to win free tickets to the Milwaukee County Zoo or the Milwaukee Art Museum.