• Milwaukee police look to identify suspects wanted in connection with quadruple shooting
• MPD: 15-year-old girl reported missing from area near 39th and Lisbon
• Washington County barn declared total loss after early morning fire, damage estimated to exceed $1M
• Ryan Braun weighs in on Giannis trade rumors
• Milwaukee Rec celebrates completion of Emigh Playfield renovations
• 'I think he'll stick around': Giannis trade rumors loom as fans grapple with fact he may leave Milwaukee
• Milwaukee food truck curfew on hold
• Local business helps travelers hit the road during National Camping Week
• Medical College of Wisconsin receives $27 million donation from Michels family for cancer research
• Wisconsin's Alice in Dairyland marks National Dairy Month
• Friendship Circle fundraiser to offer walking, biking routes for all abilities
• Staying cooler but mostly dry to start to the new work week
• Milwaukee Dancing Grannies set to perform at national Independence Day events
• Corpse flower at Mitchell Park Domes expected to bloom this week
• Free summer meals available for Milwaukee County kids through USDA program
• This year's Cirque run has its final paranormal performance Monday evening at Southridge Mall
• Father taken to hospital after being shot by son at Town of Delafield home
• Nonprofit hosts 38th annual Father's Day celebration at Sherman Park
• Woman dead following 2-vehicle crash in Fond du Lac County, suspect arrested
• Local couple celebrates 70-year anniversary, 90th birthday and Father's Day
• 47-year-old killed in crash near 11th and Greenfield, driver arrested
• 2 people taken to hospital following shooting at Milwaukee banquet hall center
• 'Truly a lifesaver:' How adding a soft-serve margarita saved a Cudahy Mexican restaurant
• The first Latina is crowned the new Miss Wisconsin Teen USA
• Clouds and rainy skies herald in the summer season
• Onalaska woman takes home title of Miss Wisconsin 2026
• A festival for the testicles: Pop's Pub throws one-of-a-kind event to bring awareness to testicular cancer
• Miss Madison's teen wins 2026 state title, advances in competition
• 'Help relieve some of the symptoms': Milwaukee teen helps local cancer patients
• 3 people taken to hospital following Pleasant Prairie crash
• Teen from Pewaukee dies after falling from boat into Okauchee Lake
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (6/20)...Summerfest, Father's Day, Greek Fest
• Salah Sarsour details his ICE detention, his attorneys address US government's allegations
• 'Always had faith the Americans would come on board': World Cup fever brings big crowds to Milwaukee watch parties
• From cages to couches: Beagles begin life after Ridglan Farms; what adopters need to know
• Greek Fest kicks off 61st year of festivities at new Waukesha County location
• Father's Day fashion show participants model clothing made by senior center's sewing group
• Inclusion Coffee Company hosts car wash for a good cause
• 'Winter Hymns': The Wisconsin-made film screening at Milwaukee's Oriental Theatre
• Thousands celebrate freedom, culture at Milwaukee’s 55th annual Juneteenth parade
• Tyrese and Queen Drie talk Summerfest debuts ahead of Friday performances
• MPD: 6-year-old seriously hurt after falling out of second-story window
• 🎶 Straight No Chaser previews Summerfest performance, upcoming tours
• ‘Is it a data center or is it not?’: Confusion continues over Midtown Center redevelopment 
• Complaint: Man in custody after 'intentionally' hitting father with car
• Milwaukee man charged with felony, accused of running down LaCage Nightclub owner with Lime scooter
• Milwaukee Islamic leader speaks after returning home from months-long federal detention
• Project aimed at addressing food insecurity receives $100,000 award from local nonprofit
• Milwaukee man sentenced to 30 years in prison after beating another man to death, robbing him last April
• Milwaukee Brewers announce 'K-Pop Demon Hunters' theme night
• ICE obstruction case: Former Milwaukee County judge Hannah Dugan to be sentenced on July 8
• Summerfest gates open, kicking off start of 9-day music festival
• Milwaukee kicks off Juneteenth celebrations with flag-raising ceremony
• Police seek leads after theft of UTV from Brookfield business
• Woman found not guilty of all charges in crash that killed Marquette students
• St. Joe's annual rummage sale returns for three days at Wauwatosa church
• Carroll University lands $250,000 state grant to expand teacher training program
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Toy Story 5' and 'Leviticus'
• Person critically injured in overnight shooting near 19th and Becher
• As grocery stores disappear across Milwaukee, residents face longer trips for fresh food
• Emergency crews urge people to stay away from Belleville area due to reported tornado
• Milwaukee family looking for answers after they say beloved dog was hit by car
• 'Community engagement at its best': Law enforcement hosts community barbeque at Center Street Park
• Woman arrested after argument leads to credit union lockdown
• Heads up: Beware of Summerfest's new bag policy, what you need to know
• Racine Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services giving away free Brewers guest passes for July 1 game
• Man charged in deadly drive-by shooting sentenced to 25 years
• 12,000 trees to be planted in northern Wisconsin, thanks to Bucks' Trees for Threes program
• Lomira rebuilds after EF-0 tornado touched down last week, after tragedy comes triumph
• Smoking electrical lines prompt fire response at apartment building on Milwaukee's east side
• Pour for a Cure: Northwestern Mutual hosts lemonade stand to benefit foundation fighting childhood cancer
• 35th Juneteenth Court introduced ahead of Milwaukee's annual celebrations
• Juneteenth flag raised over Wisconsin Capitol building
• 13-year-old accused of leading deputy on high-speed chase in Kenosha County
• Red Cross announces urgent blood need as 21st annual zoo drive kicks off
• Jury deliberations underway in trial of woman charged in crash that killed MU students
• Doc Rivers weighs in on Giannis trade rumors on Bill Simmons podcast
• 'Brewed Awakening': The new TV show currently in development in Wisconsin
• 8:00 pm Update: Isolated rain and storms still possible through this evening. Severe storms are possible.
• East Troy Electric Railroad earns spot on National Register of Historic Places
• Firefighter injured during Milwaukee church fire, neighbors say church was decades-old neighborhood landmark
• Prepare for summer celebrations by finding the best deals on summertime food
• Cheese Capital Festival returning to Plymouth June 26-27
• Hunger Task Force distributing farmers market vouchers to qualifying Milwaukee County seniors
• MPD: 34-year-old dead after shooting near 19th and Melvina
• Champions of Magic brings large-scale illusion show to Chicago for the summer