• UPDATE: All lanes on I-43 northbound reopened
• Policy discusses long-term adjustments Packers could make to stay financially competitive
• Tomoyuki Sugano earns his 10th win as Rockies defeat Brewers 5-2
• Wisconsin AG Josh Kaul discusses DOJ investigation into Madison police shooting
• Wisconsin State Fair honors longtime board chairman ahead of final fair
• Firefighter injured battling Menomonee Falls house fire
• Free community pool day promotes healthy living in Milwaukee County
• Family of man killed by Madison police hold conference with civil rights attorney Ben Crump
• 55-year-old killed by falling tree limb near 61st and Kaul
• Driver accidentally hits neighbor's gas meter with car after pressing wrong pedal
• Hundreds of employees evacuated in overnight fire at Kenosha Amazon warehouse
• Jerry Seinfeld bringing stand-up routine to Milwaukee in December
• German Fest adds new Pink Energy Run/Walk to opening night festivities
• Milwaukee County Zoo says goodbye to Nelson, longtime family farm horse
• Driver hospitalized after car goes airborne, hits tree near 60th and Waterford
• Heat, wildfire smoke and storms could all return this weekend
• 'All you want to do is talk about them': River Hills family honors memory of 8-year-old killed in freak accident
• Irate protesters commandeer Madison shooting news conference, police chief pledges cooperation with investigation
• 'Too many people are getting hit': 3 traffic deaths in less than 2 weeks on Teutonia Avenue
• Hundreds gather in Madison demanding justice after fatal police shooting
• DOJ sues Milwaukee over law banning masks for federal officers
• Former Marquette engineering professor killed in downtown Milwaukee bus crash identified
• Teen charged in fatal Milwaukee shooting to be tried as an adult
• Milwaukee man sentenced to 12 years for shootout that killed 19-year-old nursing student
• Law enforcement expert weighs in after Madison officer-involved shooting
• Investigation underway after man fatally shot by Madison police officer
• Sussex man arrested after stabbing at Greenfield motel
• Dog fatally shot with pellet gun in Caledonia, man arrested
• 71-year-old Milwaukee woman undergoes surgery after hit-and-run involving Lime scooter rider
• Bob Uecker documentary 'Ueck' opens in Marcus Theatres this weekend
• HOTWORX brings infrared sauna workouts to Whitefish Bay
• Semi fire shuts down I-41/94 in Racine County for hours
• Man dead after early morning shooting in Fond Du Lac mobile home community
• Milwaukee School of Languages plays in NFL Flag Championships
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'The Dink' and 'Motor City'
• Temperatures start to warm but humidity stays low
• Motorcyclist dies after crash with turning SUV near Teutonia and Finn
• Health inspectors work to keep food safe at Milwaukee Night Market
• ‘Super, super dry’: How southeast Wisconsin farms are bracing driest July since 1936
• 11-year-old girl dies after rollover crash in Fond du Lac County
• Ozaukee Country Club to pay $750,000 to settle improper PPP loan allegations
• Teen injured in accidental Milwaukee shooting; 2 arrested
• Cudahy woman killed same day she filed restraining order against her child's father; charges filed
• Man dies after officer-involved shooting in Madison; police respond to viral videos
• 'Heart-wrenching': No remains found in Fond du Lac County home tied to boy who went missing in 1983
• New MKE JAZZ.LIVE app helps fans discover Milwaukee's jazz scene
• Crowley confirms old social media account in NBC News report, but denies writing inflammatory posts
• 2 charged in alleged human trafficking case on Milwaukee Soldiers Home campus
• Wisconsin Center District board upholds firing of CEO Marty Brooks
• Traffic calming installations on Milwaukee's Brady Street approved by DPW committee
• Milwaukee man fatally shot while working at shop near Appleton and Congress
• 'A unique time in Wisconsin's history': WEC Energy Group discusses data centers and rate hikes
• Milwaukee Bucks seeking energetic performers to join 2026-27 entertainment teams
• Beach Boys cancel Wisconsin State Fair concert, refunds coming
• Milwaukee woman charged with shooting 12-year-old, fleeing deputies with 4 children in car
• Bernie's Book Bank holds ribbon cutting, aims to increase accessibility to books for local kids
• MPD: 3 hurt in shooting near 24th and Townsend, possibly robbery related
• Washington County Fair marks 168th year with Collective Soul, Dustin Lynch and fair fun
• 'Mean Girls' to take the stage at Greendale Community Theater
• Gary Sinise brings concert honoring late son's music to Milwaukee
• Driver sought after fatal hit-and-run crash on Green Bay Avenue
• Mount Pleasant Police Department announces sudden death of K-9 Aspen during training exercise
• Blind Milwaukee man inspires community with his gospel music
• Family of Milwaukee homicide victim voices frustration with juvenile court proceedings for accused teens
• 1 seriously injured after shots fired into home near 95th and Brown Deer
• Wisconsin Democrats call for WEC to retract guidance cutting down on absentee ballot do-overs
• Walworth County officials: Illinois man leads high-speed pursuit ending in fiery crash
• Garbage truck explosion in Milwaukee injures sanitation worker after oxygen tanks thrown in trash
• Celebration held for kids on final week of SHARP Literacy's Summer Learning Program
• Milwaukee Brewers player Brice Turang installs smoke alarms with American Red Cross
• Potential evidence found in connection to 1983 disappearance of Fond du Lac County child
• Several I-41 ramps reopening this week amid ongoing rehabilitation project
• Milwaukee County awards $2 million to 10 groups for opioid prevention, recovery work
• EAA day 2 kicks off with Air Force planes, a throwback to 1946 and much more
• Waukesha police investigating train, pedestrian incident on West Avenue
• Diner en Blanc returns to Milwaukee for second year with Paris-themed evening
• Isolated showers possible Tuesday before a drop in temps and humidity
• Expert discusses cumulative effects of gun violence after at least 6 shot in Milwaukee in 1 day, including 3 teens
• $896 million estimate to replace Milwaukee County Courthouse, 1 supervisor wants public referendum
• Getting real on affordability: Some gubernatorial candidates lay out affordability plans
• Pewaukee teen's death due to drowning, propeller injuries, according to medical examiner report
• Mid-Evening Update: Severe storm development could still happen
• Milwaukee County opens Disaster Recovery Center for those impacted by April storms and flooding
• Democratic gubernatorial candidate Kelda Roys outlines plans for schools, healthcare and affordability