• Whitefish Bay Art Fest showcases artists from across the country
• Man says emotional support dog died in apartment fire; 5 rescued, dozens displaced
• High heat and humidity coming back to us for a new week
• Vendor says last-minute Bastille Days cancellation leaves her without booth
• Volunteers help clean up Milwaukee neighborhoods during community event
• Dragon Boat Festival brings thousands to Milwaukee lakefront
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (7/11)...Bastille Days, Festa Italiana, Sussex Lions Daze
• 80s this weekend, 90s rule the roost for the first part of next week
• Festa Italiana returns to Milwaukee's lakefront
• Bucks returning to over-the-air TV for first full season in 31 years
• DATCP issues health alert for Wisconsin bratwurst over undeclared allergens
• Cyclosporiasis continues to spread across the United States; 43 cases reported in Wisconsin
• Construction worker rescued after medical emergency atop 160-foot crane
• Manty Ellis, the 'Godfather of Milwaukee Jazz', passes away at 93, leaving behind generational music legacy
• Political ads ramp up as Wisconsin primary approaches
• Milwaukee mother and daughter publish children's grief journal inspired by family's story
• NFL stars like TJ Watt, Zack Baun and others work out at NX Level in Waukesha
• Festa Italiana returns bringing the smell of nonna’s kitchen to the lakefront
• Driver hospitalized after truck rolls into marsh off I-43
• Lincoln Avenue students to stay together at Pulaski High School after fire; parent says decision 'gave us hope'
• More than 80 new foods coming to Wisconsin State Fair for 175th anniversary
• More searing heat waiting in the wings after this weekend
• Family remembers man killed in I-43 crash in Milwaukee
• Gilbert Brown gives back at local football camp
• MKE launches Premium Bag Check service for travelers
• Summerfest welcomes more than 613,000 fans, announces 2027 dates
• Wisconsin's best grocery baggers compete in Sun Prairie
• Racine man hospitalized after being pulled from water at Pershing Park
• 1 arrest made in deadly Milwaukee hit-and-run; family speaks out, creates memorial for victim
• 1 dead, several injured in head-on crash near Whitewater
• Officials identify 3 children killed in Geneva Lake boating tragedy
• Project SEARCH graduates celebrate career milestone at Froedtert Hospital
• Fatal shooting victim identified as Milwaukee rapper after double shooting near 27th and Atkinson
• Wisconsin teen charged after Water Street shooting, officer-involved crash
• CBS 58 Hometowns LIVE: Bastille Days transforms Cathedral Square Park into 'slice of France' this weekend
• 4 food trucks burglarized at Zócalo Food Park, Milwaukee police seek suspects
• Milwaukee Night Market goes to the dogs with 'Bark After Dark' theme July 22
• Scattered storms likely Thursday after some saw heavy rain Wednesday
• NWS survey: July 3 storm produced winds up to 100 mph, 3 dead in Walworth County
• Milwaukee, Racine lift bridges to receive state funding for maintenance
• Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame welcomes 4 new members
• Minor earthquake shakes Lake Michigan near Wisconsin-Illinois border
• IndyCar drivers use Milwaukee Mile test to prepare for doubleheader
• Young adults credited with rescuing family from Lodi house fire
• Kids help clean wheelchairs at Wauwatosa senior community
• Bobby Portis reconnects with fans at Milwaukee pop-up shop
• Bucks GM Jon Horst speaks on Giannis trade for first time
• During Milwaukee visit, Vance accuses Johnson of acting 'odd' amid FBI investigation into 2020 election
• Summerfun Horse Show returns to Wisconsin State Fair Park
• Milwaukee mayor wants I-794 freeway to stay, recommends improving the road
• Milwaukee police detective charged, accused of misusing a GPS device and Flock license plate system
• Man charged in shooting death of Milwaukee USPS letter carrier pleads guilty in federal court
• Protesters gather in opposition ahead of VP Vance's Milwaukee visit
• Waukesha County Executive Paul Farrow dies at 61
• 9:00 pm Update: The severe risk continues this evening.
• Crowley ends bid for governor, narrowing Democratic field to 5
• ‘This is a victimless crime’: Fight over South Milwaukee skeleton decorations resolved
• Squad cars collide during pursuit, 4 MPD officers treated at hospital
• Daily closures coming to Mitchell Street as reconstruction begins July 13
• Vance rallies behind Wisconsin Republicans while promoting fraud task force
• Former Milwaukee County judge Hannah Dugan avoids prison time, fined $5K
• 'Our hearts are broken beyond words': All children killed in Lake Geneva boat accident identified by family
• MKE Moms outdoor workouts strengthen the local parenting community
• Financial expert offers tips for midyear money review as inflation rises
• 1 arrested after deadly hit-and-run near 22nd and National, police seek additional suspect
• Man killed after being struck by vehicle on I-43 at Capitol Drive
• 2 charged following discovery of human remains in Lake Mattoon
• Car crashes near home on Milwaukee's south side, 1 dead
• Lannon man accused of flashing fake FBI badge at police officer held on $1,000 bond
• Former Judge Hannah Dugan to be sentenced Wednesday in federal obstruction case
• MPD: 3 taken to hospital after red-light crash near 13th and Oklahoma
• Geneva Lake Water Safety Patrol gave 30-minute warning to boaters ahead of storm
• Car fire in Milwaukee becomes homicide investigation after body found in stolen vehicle
• MPD finds 1 dead in apparent stolen vehicle fire, believed to be homicide
• Air & Water show returns to Milwaukee's lakefront
• 'Faith in Us' clergy network initiative calls on voter rights protection
• Milwaukee County Transit System to get $14.7 million federal grant for infrastructure upgrades
• Horse hit, killed by Amtrak train in Caledonia
• Waukesha planetarium could ‘go dark’ without $200,000 to replace aging equipment, director says
• 2 injured, 1 arrested for OWI in Waukesha near head-on crash
• 1 in custody following 2-vehicle rollover crash in Wauwatosa after driver flees police
• Marquette Law School Poll shows steady decline, by age, in people's trust of one another
• Majority of crime down in Milwaukee so far in 2026, per MPD
• FEMA assistance available for Milwaukee County residents following April storms
• Local volunteers loading supplies for Venezuela earthquake victims