• Wisconsin State Fair returns for 175th year with opening-day deals
• Wisconsin cranberry growers debut new treat at State Fair
• A soaking end to July bring us close to average on rainfall and it was warm too
• Bronzeville Cultural and Arts Festival returns to Milwaukee
• Critically missing 11-year-old Milwaukee girl found safe
• Hundreds of people in Milwaukee race to raise money to fight cancer
• The rain faucets have stopped for a few days, giving us time to enjoy the weather
• Milwaukee honors civil rights trailblazer Lucille Berrien at park bearing her name
• Family honors Milwaukee homicide victim with celebration of life while searching for answers
• Black Arts Fest MKE celebrates African heritage despite rainy weather
• Wisconsin 50/50 Raffle returns after successful debut
• 6 crashes reported on I-94 amid heavy rain in Waukesha County
• Rotary International specialty license plate now available in Wisconsin
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (8/1)...County fairs, art shows, Greendale Village Days
• 16-year-old identified in fatal Harbor District shooting case
• New video shows chaotic police response to Waukesha Meijer hostage situation
• Umpire Mike Quesnell celebrates milestone of 7,000 games
• 45-year-old killed in Milwaukee stabbing near 28th and Greenfield
• Cleanup underway on Doty Island after EF-3 tornado; boil-water advisory remains in effect
• Evers grants 210 pardons, bringing total to more than 2,200
• Milwaukee approves financing district to support 94 affordable homes in Amani neighborhood
• 2 in custody after shots fired in Beloit; no injuries reported
• Cops vs. Kids kickball game builds community connections in Milwaukee
• Racine Zoo mourns death of 19-year-old Amur tiger Changbai
• Terese's Flowers of Hope celebrates 1,000th bouquet delivery
• Milwaukee Common Council declines to revive proposed police pursuit policy changes
• Local business raising money for family of men injured in Cedarburg explosion
• Milwaukee man charged, accused of violently attacking 99-year-old woman inside her home
• MADACC seeking responsible adopters and fosters, with every cat kennel in their building full
• Bronzeville Week kicks off Saturday with music, art, food and more
• Tony Romo on leave from role at CBS Sports following Milwaukee arrest
• Wauwatosa Common Council votes to demolish and replace library and City Hall
• Steady, heavy rain arrives Friday and lasts through Saturday
• Badger Bites and Buzzy Badger owners preview new Wisconsin State Fair favorites
• Officer cleared in fatal Forest County shooting
• Suspect critically injured in officer-involved shooting at Waukesha Meijer
• 55-year-old killed in Milwaukee shooting near 34th and Wright
• 99-year-old Milwaukee woman attacked in her home, officials investigate delayed 911 response
• Milwaukee man sentenced to 20 years after killing 4-year-old girl in hit-and-run crash
• CBS 58 Hometowns LIVE: ArtBlaze
• Wisconsin National Guard activated to assist Winnebago County tornado recovery
• Fond du Lac youth explore Wisconsin history at Horicon Marsh
• Menomonee Falls man charged with impersonating officer on I-41
• Soberfest returns to Milwaukee with free music, activities and recovery resources
• Drugs, gun seized from home with young children inside; Racine man charged
• WWE star Braun Strowman organizes donation drive for Menasha tornado survivors
• Visit Milwaukee preview: July 31-Aug. 2
• Bronzeville Week: Milwaukee leaders offer preview of 8-day celebration kicking off Aug. 1
• List: Ways to help the Fox Valley after EF-3 tornado
• Man charged in deadly stabbing near 29th and Highland
• The Ozaukee County Fair returns with free family fun and the Budweiser Clydesdales
• A statewide check of tornadoes for the year after Monday's EF-3 tornado in Menasha
• Bystanders rush to help in Oak Creek crash that killed 20-year-old man
• 2 Milwaukee emergency call-takers placed on leave after delayed response to attack on 99-year-old woman
• Milwaukee alders accuse We Energies of illegally closing road; utility says it has permit
• Budweiser Clydesdales to parade through Cedarburg, appear at Ozaukee County Fair
• 'One step at a time': Recovery continues in Menasha after EF-3 tornado
• Ahman Green reveals Parkinson's disease diagnosis
• Milwaukee police pursuit ends in crash; 2 drivers injured, woman arrested
• Virginia man charged in 2022 disappearance of Milwaukee teenager
• Milwaukee man federally indicted after drugs found during Fond du Lac County traffic stop
• 'We come together': Tornado recovery efforts underway in the Fox Valley
• Wisconsin judge says voters who have returned absentee ballot for state primary cannot get a new one
• Man charged after Racine County investigation into alleged child sexual assaults spanning decades
• MU Poll on Democratic primary: Hong expands lead, Barnes most popular second choice, 67% of voters say they haven’t heard enough about Crowley
• JCC Rainbow Day Camp partners with Vision Forward for a week of fun for visually impaired children
• Indian national sentenced after collecting $3.7 million in nationwide fraud scheme
• Car crashes into building near Burleigh and Teutonia in 2-vehicle crash
• Milwaukee teen pleads guilty in kidnapping of 7-year-old
• Milwaukee relaunches Alert Neighbor Program to boost community safety
• Hank Aaron State Trail to close near State Fair Park during the fair
• Milwaukee to temporarily reduce fluoride in drinking water amid supply shortage
• Quiet and comfy Wednesday ahead of another chance for rain
• Wisconsin homeschooling expo coming to Waukesha in August
• Wisconsin cheese takes the spotlight at the State Fair
• Haggerty Museum's 'America at 250' exhibit wraps up with a look at special documents from Founding Fathers
• 5 Democratic candidates square off in only gubernatorial debate
• Germantown native makes long-awaited MLB debut
• Badgers promise 2026 will be better
• 'I thought that I was going to die': Menasha residents recovering from catastrophic tornado damage
• Milwaukee County deputy, K-9 partner recovering after squad rear-ended
• 'We will be back': Menasha community takes first steps toward recovery after devastating tornado