• MKE Food Truck Fest returns to Henry Maier Festival Park July 23
• Milwaukee Crime Stoppers: Here’s how it works and how to stay anonymous
• Several Milwaukee pools and splash pads closed due to staff shortages
• Brewers pitcher Brent Suter introduces new children's book
• Man gets 5 years for brandishing knife on train
• Cristo Rey Jesuit High School celebrates 100% of students getting accepted into colleges
• Brookfield Academy offering students a chance to take flight with summer drone course
• A kind gesture: Milwaukee community send cards to boy with autism after no one showed up to his birthday
• Milwaukee police: 17-year-old girl has been missing since May 2
• Wisconsin family reunited with dog after she was missing for more than 5 years
• Milwaukee Public Museum hosts 20th annual Braille Games
• Officials: Charges filed against shooters connected to Water Street mass shooting
• Midday Update: Few passing showers early this afternoon, but severe storms stay well west
• Mock plane crash at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport helps first responders practice for emergencies
• Kohl's cuts annual forecast, as it gets stung with inflation
• Update: 5-year-old Milwaukee boy dies from probable fentanyl poisoning, ME's office says
• Harley-Davidson suspends production for 2 weeks, shares fall
• Racine PD: 14-year-old taken into custody for possession of automatic 'ghost gun'
• Jefferson Co. officials searching for person of interest involved in stabbing at Riverfront Park
• ‘What did I do?': Pregnant woman who was pushed reacts to incident
• State Fair Milk House returns to Wisconsin State Fair
• MKE Co. Exec Crowley talks violence and complex solutions on CBS 58
• Multiple agencies respond to explosion, fire at industrial plant in town of Eagle
• Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood Live Returns to Milwaukee
• Reading Corps looking for 300 tutors across Wisconsin for 2022-23 school year
• Former Window Select employee speaks out as third-party company takes over operations
• Police investigate homicide in Greenfield, one dead
• 'Violence is a learned behavior': Arnitta Holliman on community and reinforced longstanding youth curfew
• Do pedestrian deaths in Milwaukee show a pattern?
• Clifton Blackwell sentenced to 10 years in prison for Milwaukee hate crime acid attack
• 'They need to stay': Milwaukee food truck owners react to possible relocation
• Locust Street Festival of Music & Art canceled for 2022
• Mad rush to get married continues, couples booking 2 years in advance
• Peregrine falcon chicks from We Energies Oak Creek plant banded, names announced
• Milwaukee Repertory Theater to remount Titanic The Musical this fall
• Milwaukee man charged with firing gun at officer
• Warmer and a bit more humid to end the work week along with a chance for storms
• 'Tipoff for Homes': Bucks, Sargento Foods initiative donates $33,500 to Habitat for Humanity
• 21-year-old Milwaukee man fatally shot near 37th and Townsend
• Come out to celebrate Cystic Fibrosis Foundation's '5 finest' annual honorees
• Register to 'March for Babies' in Wauwatosa this summer
• Now you can stay at this safari-themed mansion in New Berlin
• Storm the Bastille in-person 5k returns for first time in 3 years
• Wheel of Fortune Live is coming to Milwaukee, and you can be a contestant
• Running the right way. Upcoming workshops by Runfit MKE to help make it happen.
• Man who bought gun for Kyle Rittenhouse charged with fleeing police
• FBI Milwaukee looking to hire more female special agents
• Hunger Task Force delivers 10K boxes of food to seniors through partnership with DoorDash
• Racine community prayer vigil held in response to recent violence
• 'Please come on down': Bar owner hopeful recent gun violence won't deter people from downtown businesses
• 'Standing on the sidelines is not an option': City leaders talk about accountability, effectiveness after weekend violence
• Brewers treat 100 Aurora Health Care workers to game
• Milwaukee police request media evidence from downtown shootings as leaders emphasize citywide curfew
• Milwaukee metro area schools rank among the most segregated in country
• Google AI helps you practice a job interview
• Brewers star Christian Yelich bags groceries, surprises fans during 'kindnessinmke' event
• 'You can't wait until it happens': Local Asian American organization upping safety amid rise in Asian-targeted hate crimes
• Milwaukee mom speaks out after 2 brothers murdered hours apart on the same street
• Brewers pitcher Mejía banned 80 games for positive drug test
• Wisconsin DOJ distributing 975,000 Child ID kits for parents
• Silver Alert canceled, 83-year-old Milwaukee man found safe
• First charges filed in connection to weekend violence in downtown Milwaukee
• 57-year-old Sam Adams killed in house fire on 34th and Vine
• Roosevelt Middle School students question mayor, police chief on plans to curb gun violence, reckless driving
• Litter of otters makes a splash at Milwaukee County Zoo in public debut
• Lakefront Brewery to host 'Extravabandza III' at Cactus Club in Bay View
• Hazmat responds to chemical leak at Blue Harbor Resort in Sheboygan
• Google tech expert talks new Google features and devices coming out
• Best rain in two weeks arrives Tuesday night
• UW Health doctor answers your COVID questions as a new wave of the pandemic hits the US
• AARP rates the quality of living in Milwaukee with 'livability index'
• Cousins Subs and the Big Gig partner up for giveaway
• 4 people injured in 3 separate shootings overnight
• Homicide investigation for 31-year-old man near 37th and Burleigh
• Forget fall. Spring is just as fun, especially this weekend at Mequon's Barthel Fruit Farm
• Madison School District tests out anti-racist microschool
• 'Why me? Why now?': 18-year-old shot on Water Street after Bucks game recalls violent night
• Milwaukee man pleads guilty in shooting death of 8-year-old daughter
• CDC reports 1M Covid deaths in the US as Wisconsin sees rise in cases
• Bucks president: 'It goes way beyond our perimeter to have a safe city'
• Braves lose power at supposedly haunted Milwaukee hotel
• Man killed in house fire near 34th and Vine in Milwaukee