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MILWAUKEE — In her first T.V. Interview since being sworn in last week, Milwaukee County Board Supervisor Sky Capriolo is reaffirming her commitment to looking at data and making decisions to combat reckless driving in her district.Capriolo represents District 15, which includes the intersection near 35th Street and Wisconsin Avenue, where a driver crashed into an MCTS bus on Saturday night. That crash killed one person and injured nine. It also marked the second deadly crash into an MCTS bus in as many days, after a driver slammed into another bus near 35th and Capitol on Friday morning. That driver died and left seven others injured.TMJ4 s Ryan Jenkins invited Capriolo to the bus stop at that intersection for a conversation following that crash.First tho <a href=https://www.stanleycups.ro>stanley romania</a> ugh, Jenkins <a href=https://www.stanley-cups.us>stanley cup website</a> met people who live and work in the area and who make up District 15. TMJ4 News Dionna Addison lives near 35th and Wisconsin. She says reckless driving is an ongoing issue in that part of the community. ​They drive like other people don t have lives to live out here. Like it s a whole bunch of pedestrians out here, college students, h <a href=https://www.stanley-cup.fr>stanley france</a> igh school students. They drive like we don t have lives, said Dionna Addison, wh |