• 'Why not?': Milwaukee gas station owner offers $10 of free gas to seniors in the neighborhood
• Federal action raises questions as organ donation leaders address trust
• Milwaukee's Oriental Theatre to be featured in Turner Classic Movies docuseries
• Racine County reports first human case of West Nile virus this year
• Bodycam video released after fatal police-involved shooting near 37th and Wright
• Franklin native Sam Mayer returning to JR Motorsports for 2027 season
• EHD outbreak confirmed in Washington County, suspected cases reported across southeastern Wisconsin
• Marquette University dental student creates supply drive for under-resourced MPS classrooms
• MeTV to broadcast 'The Wizard of Oz' along with a month of 'Oz' delights
• A quiet pattern is finally here
• Hundreds of MPS students gather at American Family Field for college, career kickoff
• West Allis man dies after crashing into boat being towed on I-90 near Lake Delton
• Hilary Duff bringing 'the lucky me tour' to Fiserv Forum
• Next Act Theatre opens season with Wisconsin premiere of 'TRAYF'
• Documentaries take center stage at this year's 'Dialogues Documentary Festival' put on by Milwaukee Film
• 'Do I annihilate the Islamic Republic': Some Republicans break from Trump after comments on Iran
• Milwaukee Pro Football says Packers Hall of Famer Gilbert Brown will be team's first head coach
• ‘It’s terrible’: Sewage floods basements after storm in northwest Kenosha
• County board approves ordinance authorizing sale of UW-Milwaukee at Waukesha campus
• Fans rally for Brewers and gear up for postseason action
• Breaking down a Brewers path to the NLDS
• 2 in custody in connection with homicide of 27-year-old Racine man
• 'Brew City Trail' launches, connecting beer-focused businesses across SE Wisconsin
• Mexico native brings handcrafted leatherworks to Milwaukee's south side at 'La Laguna'
• I-94 traffic switch coming in October, General Mitchell ramps closing
• 1 dead, another seriously hurt in head-on crash in Kenosha County
• Proposed 2027 Milwaukee budget: More money for road repairs, funded by permit and fee increases
• MPS paraprofessional charged with felony child abuse
• Pedestrian dead following early morning crash near 92nd and Hampton
• Salt & Centered in Mukwonago looks to heal with salt rooms and red light therapy
• Stolen vehicle crashes into Oak Creek pond, 4 juveniles taken into custody
• Racine Zoo goes all in on spooky season this October
• Rustic Road Brewing hosts Lakeside Oktoberfest in Kenosha
• Happy Fall Y'all! Temperatures start cool for the new season with isolated showers
•  Doors Open Milwaukee marks 16th year with UW-Milwaukee as presenting sponsor
• Billy Corgan on NWA pro-wrestling and the new generation of Smashing Pumpkins fans
• Former Racine Case HS basketball star killed in shooting near 12th and Memorial
• Friends remember Kenosha man killed in tavern shooting that led to officer-involved shooting
• Mount Pleasant PD: 7-year-old child shoots self in leg after finding loaded firearm, man arrested
• Historic Kenosha community theatre worries about future after weekend rain causes flooding
• Shoe giveaway held at north side school as part of violence prevention campaign
• Mukwonago farmer says he's spent an extra $20K on diesel as prices hit all-time high
• Milwaukee's Uptown neighborhood celebrates first-of-its-kind affordable housing development
• Susan G. Komen More Than Pink Walk returns to Henry Maier Festival Park Sept. 27
• County and city leaders in Milwaukee react to weekend shootings involving teenagers
• Milwaukee launches MKE GO to promote alternatives to driving alone
• Whitefish Bay police investigating after man tries to approach 2 girls in separate incidents
• Officials: Man killed after being run over by girlfriend during argument in Racine
• Driver arrested after crash near Roosevelt and Fond du Lac leaves another hospitalized
• Riverwest Jazz Fest returns after 3-year hiatus, honors Manty Ellis
• BBB: Scam reports surged 80% nationally in 2025
• Isolated showers remain possible after a soggy weekend
• Realtor group chair talks August home sales, agent safety precautions
• 7-year-old seriously injured after being hit by vehicle in Milwaukee
• Family members hold vigil for Milwaukee 16-year-old shot and killed near Layton and Greenfield
• Ukrainian war veterans share stories of service, resilience at Milwaukee Central Library
• Fiesta Selena postponed by rain, but celebration continues indoors with Paint and Sip
• Wine and Harvest Festival draws crowds to downtown Cedarburg despite gloomy weather
• Saturday night shooting sends 16-year-old to the hospital in Milwaukee, police investigating
• Rain wrapping up soon, dry & cool to start fall
• Silver Alert issued for 70-year-old woman missing from Butler
• Gas prices in Wisconsin reach near $5 a gallon at some locations as statewide average continues to increase
• 16-year-old dies after shooting on South Layton Boulevard in Milwaukee
• Statue honoring Milwaukee housing pioneer Beechie O. Brooks unveiled on city's north side
• Milwaukee woman named mayor of Miller High Life's 'Champagne of Beers Region'
• Hundreds pack Wauwatosa City Hall's parking lot for 16th annual Tosa Green Summit
• Downtown Racine's 32nd annual 'Party on the Pavement' cancelled due to Saturday rain
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (9/19)...Cedarburg's Wine & Harvest Festival, Bay View Bash, & Freshwater Food & Wine Festival
• Walgreens security guard behind bars after allegedly shooting shoplifter
• CBS 58 Bids for Kids MACC Auction wraps up a successful campaign
• 37-year-old fatally shot in Milwaukee's Riverwest neighborhood
• Body camera footage reveals Greenfield police chief's interaction with city officials over investigation into alleged misconduct
• Milwaukee to welcome a new pro football team in 2027
• Suicide prevention training at Milwaukee City Hall honors late Ald. Jonathan Brostoff
• Surveillance captures e-scooter rider tumbling through air after crashing into car in Milwaukee intersection
• Milwaukee parking meters temporarily unable to accept direct credit card payments starting Oct. 1
• 31-year-old seriously injured in stabbing near Brady and Warren
• Las Palmas Western Wear celebrates decades of Hispanic heritage on Milwaukee's Mitchell Street
• 83-year-old arrested, charged with murder in 1995 disappearance of Fond du Lac County man
• Gov. Evers joins Kikkoman for grand opening of new production facility in Jefferson
• 'Week Without Driving': Milwaukee Co. residents urged to reduce or eliminate driving Oct. 1-8
• Wauwatosa Historical Society celebrates final ‘Brews and Blooms’ of the year Oktoberfest style
• Milwaukee man sentenced to 1 year in prison for deadly hit-and-run
• Can money buy happiness? Local financial advisor weighs in
• Rain and storms are likely. A flood watch has been issued for the entire area.