• MASL issues temporary ban on 3 people involved in altercations after Milwaukee Wave-Sockers game
• Youth Victory Over Violence Week kicks off in Milwaukee, with focus on conflict resolution and mentorship
• Breaking down the surge in gas prices and what Wisconsin drivers should expect
• Activists file federal lawsuit against Ridglan Farms, Dane County officials
• 'You can lose someone at any second': Wife of man killed in Pewaukee lightning strike warns others ahead of severe weather
• Milwaukee Mitchell Airport becomes first in Wisconsin to offer free on-demand ASL interpreting
• Siri accidentally calls the cops instead of Kopp's Frozen Custard
• Teen dead after shooting near Milwaukee's Harambee neighborhood
• Anne's Acres Greenhouse now in full bloom for the season
• Milwaukee Rep premieres 'George & Gracie: A Love Story' starring real-life couple
• First Stage brings Disney's 'Frozen' to the stage with theme nights through May
• 6:40pm Update - A wake low has created power outages and trees down. More storms are expected this evening.
• Orlando-bound flight lands in Milwaukee after smoky odor detected
• West Allis officers investigating shots fired incident near 59th and Burnham
• 7 tickets issued after street takeover in Bay View neighborhood
• Common Ground and city leaders launch 'South Side Safety' campaign
• Thousands pack Baird Center for last day of Midwest Gaming Classic 🎮
• Get out the trash: 'Project Clean and Green' begins for zone 2 in Milwaukee on Monday
• MFD investigating 2-alarm fire along Kinnickinnic Avenue, no injuries reported
• Milwaukee Alderman Peter Burgelis enters US House race, looks to unseat GOP Rep. Bryan Steil
• 1 person found dead in Milwaukee house fire near 8th and Capitol
• 'Light Their Way' nonprofit to host second Kentucky Derby-themed gala fundraiser to fight human trafficking, sextortion
• A social sauna: How a backyard addition is bringing Shorewood women together
• 'Welcome to Cleveland' greeting gag still bringing laugh nearly 50 years later
• One big storm chance this coming week. Otherwise fairly dry and cool to round out April
• Cake decorators compete in 'The Great Cake Challenge' in Greenfield
• Congresswoman Moore says she's helping Islamic Society president detained by ICE with case
• Bridge under repair collapses in Oconomowoc, officials announce corrective action plan
• SE Wisconsin volunteers attempt world record during annual 'Milwaukee Riverkeeper Spring Cleanup'
• 2-month-old baby injured in double shooting on Milwaukee's south side
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (4/25)...Community clean up, spring art fair, Midwest Gaming Classic convention
• Help clean up the earth on Saturday & possibly be part of a world record
• A quiet weekend before more storms fire Monday PM
• Communities along Fox River in Kenosha County still under water, state's damage assessments continue
• ‘It’s definitely miserable’: Frustration continues over road construction in SE Wisconsin
• Wisconsin gas prices spike overnight
• 'It's just a shame it sits here': McCarty Park pool won't be open for the summer due to repairs, limited resources
• Wisconsin regulators revise We Energies data center tariff to shift full costs to tech companies
• MPS students participate in Arbor Day celebration on city's north side
• Milwaukee leaders tour new homes as they push to provide affordable housing for all
• Local middle schoolers show off STEM skills in machine-building competition
• Safe and Sound breaks ground on Peace Corner outdoor community space
• Mitchell Interchange ramp and southbound lanes closing this weekend for repaving
• 23-year-old man seriously injured in Muskego crash involving garbage truck, semi
• 3 teens arrested after 'large fight' injures 2 students at Vincent High School
• Join Milwaukee’s record-breaking river cleanup Saturday morning
• Volunteers plant trees at Hales Corners Park in honor of Arbor Day
• Man says he has no recollection of fatally shooting brother-in-law outside Milwaukee bar
• Edgewood Elementary students make 1,000 sandwiches for homeless shelter, earn national recognition
• Cooler by the lake returns this weekend
• 27-year-old fatally shot near 20th and Burleigh, MPD investigating
• 'Sad situation': Large dead snake found dumped in Iowa County
• 3 teens in custody in connection to fatal shooting, 14-year-old will remain in custody
• Building total loss after large fire at egg farm in Jefferson County
• ‘No company is above this law’: Wisconsin attorney general suing prediction market companies 
• Milwaukee teachers' union rallies against MPS job cuts
• 21-year-old man arrested after 'unprovoked' stabbing at Pulaski Park
• 3 arrested in connection to child sex crime sting while tornadoes were on the ground
• Kenosha mom of kids killed in Thanksgiving fire speaks out after father is charged for child neglect
• The Viking Polaris marks Milwaukee's first cruise ship arrival of 2026; port expects record-breaking season
• 'You are evidence evil exists': Milwaukee man sentenced to life in prison for killing of 4-year-old son
• Car crashes into Milwaukee restaurant, leaving behind damage and raising safety concerns
• Wind Point police searching for missing 29-year-old from North Carolina
• Police warn high schoolers after teen playing 'Senior Assassin' game mistaken for burglar
• Report: Milwaukee Bucks finalizing deal to make Taylor Jenkins new head coach
• MPS launches district's first student-operated food truck, '414 ATE'
• 25 years of nostalgia and gaming to be celebrated at the Baird Center this weekend
• Man killed in hit-and-run near 13th and Vliet, teen arrested in connection
• Recap of a historic severe weather week
• Milwaukee Ballet returns to Wonderland with 'ALICE' after 10-year absence
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Mother Mary' and 'Over Your Dead Body'
• Tracking another round of strong storms tonight
• 33-year-old killed, second person hurt in shooting near 98th and Carmen
• FBI Milwaukee issues warning on extremist network targeting kids called '764'
• People push to expand IVF access during National Infertility Awareness Week
• Potholes creating chaos for SE Wisconsin drivers as DPW deals with thousands of requests
• MPS announces 5-year sustainability plan
• Family of Sussex boy killed in school bus accident launches 'Finn's Rule' safety initiative for thousands of drivers
• Man sentenced in reckless driving crash that killed mother and her 2 sons near 35th and Vilet
• After another significant flood, MMSD hopes speeding up 4 projects will make a difference
• Marquette University announces death of David Fantle
• Evers declines meeting with Ridglan Farms activists following the group's request
• MPD investigating sexual assault, armed burglary near 50th and Burleigh
• Day 1 of 2 begins for fifth annual Ralph Davis Unified Basketball Tournament
• Rising Rock River floodwaters turn Ixonia backyard into a lake ahead of family wedding
• Big Clean MKE: Annual citywide cleanup initiative kicks off on Earth Day