• Microsoft no longer forcing towns and cities to sign non-disclosure agreements when building data centers
• Juneau boys' basketball team heads to WIAA Division 4 State Tournament
• Brewers unveil plans for new outdoor plaza at American Family Field
• Milwaukee Bucks Foundation's Sixth Man Soirée returns to Fiserv Forum March 30
• Activists arrested after taking beagles from Ridglan Farms breeding, research facility
• Proposal to name part of Washington County highway after Charlie Kirk to be voted on in April
• Milwaukee County leaders announce 2026 Traveling Beer Garden schedule🍻
• Dozens of businesses offer discounts and deals during Wauwatosa Restaurant Week
• 41-year-old identified, found dead by family from stab wounds on Milwaukee's north side
• The Brass Tap owner shares craft beer and game day food pairings for March Madness
• Toy expert shares top picks for upcoming travel season
• One last round of precipitation before a nice drying trend heading into the weekend
• 'Who has access to that data?': Flock cameras and the debate over their use explained
• Fight over noise from The Rock continues in Franklin; Common Council discusses plan
• 'This is a safe space': Milwaukee group holds sober event to celebrate St. Patrick's Day
• Senate passes bills legalizing online sports betting, banning use of food stamps for candy, soda
• MCTS free rides program returns for St. Patrick's Day ☘️
• 'Super unfortunate': Drivers still stuck, frustrated day after blizzard turns roads icy
• Cold weather doesn't stop patrons from celebrating St. Patrick's Day in Milwaukee
• Wisconsin Senate passes $133 million package to combat forever chemicals, sends bills to governor
• Milwaukee County municipalities develop safety action plans, advancing initiative for safer streets
• State Sen. Van Wanggaard announces retirement, will not seek reelection
• WisDOT outlines traffic shifts, ramp closure and reopenings along I-94 this week
• Aurora NICU babies celebrate first St. Patrick's Day in festive outfits 💚
• Timothy Olson sentenced to 33 years for 2022 kidnapping, robbery of elderly woman
• Garage considered a total loss after fire in Waukesha
• Local dancers celebrate St. Patrick's Day with Bellator Academy of Irish Dance
• Snow reports from the big winter storm and a look at more light snow Tuesday night
• Trinity Irish Dancers make their rounds on St. Patrick's Day, including at Leff's Lucky Town
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes update: Tosa teen introduces bill in Madison
• 'Glad it didn't hit the house’: Blizzard causes downed trees, power outages in Racine
• 'Nice to be back': Kewaskum's Jordan Stolz returns home after historic Winter Games
• Snow covers roads as Milwaukee's DPW crews battle high winds
• 'Stay home': Late-season blizzard impacts drivers throughout SE Wisconsin
• The Gathering returns to Potawatomi Casino Hotel March 21
• Thousands of We Energies customers remain without power after winter storm
• Travelers to and from Milwaukee face cancellations and delays from winter storm
• Winning $100,000 All or Nothing lottery ticket sold in Waukesha on Friday the 13th
• Complaint: 66-year-old man thrown 108 feet in fatal West Milwaukee hit-and-run
• Evening Update: Winter Weather Advisory until 9 pm.
• MADACC: Operating in emergency mode, still offering animal drop-off and pickups
• ABCDog Walkers+ talks about dog walking and training
• GMAR chair discusses home sales, condo buying during housing update
• Blizzard Warning keeps plows working overnight across Milwaukee, no garbage collection Monday
• Southeast Wisconsin school districts announce closures as winter storm moves through
• West Bend snow removal crews prepare for significant snow
• Entire pier seen floating down Milwaukee River raises questions
• Man arrested after allegedly stopping traffic on highway, asking for money in Dodge County
• Kenosha police arrest former school dean wanted in sexual assault investigation
• Diving deep: Students across Wisconsin compete in 8th annual underwater robot competition
• 'It had just peeled back': Surveillance video catches high winds ripping roof off Mequon horse stable
• Governor Tony Evers declares state of emergency in preparation of winter storm
• Thousands line streets for 58th St. Patrick's Day Parade🍀
• Person shot and injured at house party on Milwaukee's northwest side
• A weekend to keep tuned to the weather forecast as we deal with a late winter storm
• Residents displaced after car crashes into apartment building in Oak Creek
• 'Feel hopeful': Pewaukee man who lives with multiple sclerosis pushes for advocacy during Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Week
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (3/14)...Milwaukee's St. Patrick's Day parade, Greater Milwaukee Golf Show, & some Taylor Swift fun
• Jury finds Timothy Olson guilty in kidnapping and robbery trial
• University of Wisconsin campuses could develop 3-year degrees
• Middle schoolers participate in engineering challenge at Waukesha County Technical College
• Court documents reveal tow truck driver killed in chase had long history of fleeing police
• Milwaukee school expands diverse teacher representation to inspire and empower students
• Milwaukee gears up for annual St. Patrick's Day Parade
• High winds knock out power for more than 75,000 We Energies customers across Wisconsin
• Racine Zoo mourns loss of beloved fossa Kirindy
• New website helps Brewers fans navigate game day traffic amid I-94 construction
• Driver arrested, accused of fleeing West Allis police, crashing in Bay View
• Gas price spikes: What to expect, and when drivers may start to see some relief at the pump
• Double shooting near 87th and Congress leaves 1 dead, 1 injured
• Thousands expected to attend Horror Con in downtown Milwaukee's Baird Center this weekend
• Alice in Dairyland highlights 'Wisconsin Gold Medal Cheese' campaign
• Quilting Queen of Racine builds community at Stitched Quilt Shop 🧵
• Video shows end of police chase, rollover crash in Fond du Lac County
• Police searching for pig-masked thief who robbed small Burlington shop
• Mount Mary University launches new Institute for the Advancement of Women and Children
• ‘Totally unpredictable’: Safety concerns rise on National Avenue after 2 people hit in 3 days
• Racine police identify second suspect in attack of pregnant woman
• 63-year-old Appleton man killed in Dodge County crash
• South Milwaukee death investigation underway after 2 found dead in home from apparent gunshot wounds
• 'Took out his gun and shot him in the head': Girlfriend who was in tow truck during chase, fatal shooting speaks out