• ‘We’re so blessed:' Families reflect on EF-2 tornado that hit Lisbon-Sussex area as cleanup begins
• NWS confirms an EF2 tornado near Sussex in Waukesha County, leaving significant damage
• Gov. Evers declares state of emergency after severe weather impacts Wisconsin
• 8:45 Update: Tuesday's severe storms left lots of damage; strong storms moving in now.
• Tax Day 2026: Filing advice from a private wealth advisor
• Amtrak renews push for Hiawatha West expansion to Madison with new cost plan
• Central Standard Tavern opens at the Milwaukee airport, bringing a taste of the Cream City to travelers
• FoodShare recipients who lost food in recent storms could qualify for replacement benefits
• Currie Park flooded by severe storms less than 1 year after historic flooding 
• Business owners left to clean up debris after EF-2 tornado hits Libson-Sussex area
• What you can do to help as MMSD issues water drop alert while storms hit southeast Wisconsin
• Arab American History Month celebrated at Milwaukee Area Technical College
• Grammy-nominated mariachi group bringing show to Marcus Center
• Previewing films set to be featured during Milwaukee Film Festival
• Local expert explains how schools define Other Health Impairment
• Milwaukee teens can apply for $5,000 DreamBig grants through Lead2Change
• Severe Weather Awareness Week: What causes large hail?
• Drivers explain 'uncontrollable' rain Tuesday causing MFD to respond to over 50 submerged vehicles
• Storms cause flooding on Milwaukee County streets, officials urge caution when driving
• CBS 58's Hometown Athlete: Arrowhead's Kussow ready for next steps
• 35-year-old killed in shooting near 1st and Greenfield
• Giannis Antetokounmpo and brothers host pop-up event in Deer District
• Brewers' Christian Yelich likely to miss at least a month with adductor strain
• Tens of thousands lose power after overnight storms rock southeast Wisconsin
• Storms cause damage to trees and power lines in Waukesha County
• WisDOT discusses closures for Becher Street, I-41 and Mitchell Interchange projects
• Shorewood Reads event highlights Angelman syndrome through community book discussion
• $1 million winning Crossword scratch ticket purchased in Sheboygan
• 4:00 PM Update: Tornado Watch has been issued until 10 pm.
• Josã on the River is now open along Milwaukee's Riverwalk downtown
• Brewers celebrate 414 Day at American Family Field, discuss new fun and food
• Milwaukee Film Festival kicks off Wednesday for 18th annual run through April 30
• Severe Weather Awareness Week: Storm damage from wind
• Tuesday is all about Milwaukee. The 411 about 414 Day
• Overnight Update: All watches and warnings have been cancelled
• Future of Milwaukee Fire Department to be decided this week
• Milwaukee fire chief says sprinklers in U-Haul building did not go off in most recent fire
• Sheboygan police seek information in serious motorcycle crash
• Hometown nonprofit, Rey of Hope Rescue, looking to find forever home for 4-month-old puppy
• What to expect at the 100 Black Men of Milwaukee's career and resource fair
• Milwaukee Public Schools to add estimated 89 new teachers next school year
• Woman who got kicked off Milwaukee Marathon route finishes 26.2 miles, runners question 5-hour cutoff
• Fire at Kenosha Beer Gardens, popular neighborhood patio destroyed
• Plans announced for new affordable housing subdivision, Oak Creek students to assist with build
• Several people rescued after barn roof collapses in Mequon
• Several teens hurt in Twin Lakes rollover crash; driver flees scene
• 26-year-old in life-threatening condition after being cut with possible machete
• Officials: Man accused in Milwaukee Intermodal Station sexual assault said if released, he would 'kill women'
• Summerfest hiring more than 2,000 seasonal workers ahead of 2026 season
• Complaint: Man accused of killing Tremayne Montgomery stomped him after shooting
• Severe Weather Awareness Week: How and why the NWS issues warnings
• Doc Rivers steps down as Milwaukee Bucks head coach
• re:Craft and Relic's Spring Market returns to Franklin with over 150 vendors
• Chris McIntosh officially named Big Ten deputy commissioner after stepping down at Wisconsin
• Wisconsin author discusses new novel following theater legends turned WWII spies
• 'Staycation' idea for the travel season w/higher gas prices: Timber Ridge Lodge & Waterpark
• Milwaukee Bucks fans react to report of Doc Rivers leaving as head coach
• Milwaukee Marathon medals misspelled
• Sheboygan man dead after semi vs. pedestrian accident
• Illinois man arrested after allegedly arming himself with baseball bat during fight at youth sports event in Franklin
• Celebrating the Latino community in Milwaukee at 'Cuatro Uno Cuatro Day'
• Michigan man arrested after stealing ambulance, police chase in Green County
• 30th annual 'Model Railroad Show' in Cedarburg brings train enthusiasts together
• Milwaukee Brewers announce passing of former manager Phil Garner
• A warm, stormy week ahead just in time for Severe Weather Awareness Week in Wisconsin
• Happy National Pet Day! Viewers show off their pets under social post 🐾
• 'It was amazing': Runners race downtown in the Milwaukee Marathon 🏃‍♂️
• UW-Madison lab employee arrested after investigators find chemical in office
• 'A great cause': Thousands pack Deer District with their 4-legged friends for the 5th annual Doggy Day
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (4/11)...Saunas, adult prom, marathons, bikes
• Kewaskum holds parade for Olympic gold medalist Jordan Stolz
• With no playoffs ahead for Bucks, fans reflect on 2025-2026 season
• As Feds investigate NFL TV contracts, Packers say changes would be 'existential threat'
• Milwaukee County Zoo announces death of elephant Brittany
• Longest-serving mounted patrol 'equine officer' passes away 🐎
• 'Hopeless again': Milwaukee vintage store owners devastated by second fire at U-Haul storage facility
• Officials: Green Bay man accused of breaking into Milwaukee church told officers he was the 'chosen one'
• Dodge County sheriff files lawsuit against woman who claims she was detained by ICE, held at jail
• Racine man sentenced to 7 years for drunk driving crash that killed pregnant woman, unborn child
• New ordinance could shut down food trucks on Water Street by 10 p.m.
• 'Girl dinner' comes to the Bar at Saint Kate
• Fond du Lac officials: 4-year-old fatally shoots 2-year-old sibling after finding loaded gun in vehicle
• Milwaukee leaders discuss nationwide trend of 'teen takeovers'
• Local workshops aim to make biking more accessible for people of all ages and abilities
• Karin Tyler's confirmation to Department of Community Wellness and Safety moves forward to Common Council