• AmFam unveils new menu items for Brewers' postseason
• Milwaukee County Parks committee unanimously passes amended resolution banning Flock cameras from parks
• Brewers work out to stay ready
• Milwaukee's Uptown neighborhood sees impactful improvements during Adopt-A-Neighborhood initiative
• Milwaukee Fire Department continues push for sprinkler requirements
• CBS 58 Brewers fan photo gallery
• Racine Zoo's longtime gibbon Robin dies following surgery complications
• 4 injured, including 2 MPD officers, in multi-vehicle crash near 35th and Center
• 'The Wizard of Oz' is headed to MeTV: Test your trivia about the classic 1939 movie!
• Silver celebrations for the Milwaukee Art Museum's Calatrava
• Celebrate National Coffee Day with a free cup at Friendship Circle Cafe
• UW Health discusses latest health news, including drinking habits, stroke rate doubling and more
• New Berlin library adds color analysis kits for checkout
• Streak of 60s for highs continues another day with a soaking rain on the way
• $5 million Microsoft data center incentive waived, redirected to Mount Pleasant and Racine County
• Wisconsin skydivers jump to help after plane crashes into East Troy cornfield
• 'Trying to attack the program': Dozens protest Watertown superintendent's decision to halt 'Flashdance' musical
• Tom Tiffany discusses energy rates at roundtable in Menomonee Falls
• Bucks Media Day theme: 'Compete together'
• Greenfield police chief denies allegations of misconduct, asks for time to gather evidence
• 2 Tosa businesses team up for free Community Costume Shop Oct. 1 🎃
• Bond reduced for Fond Du Lac man charged after human skulls, remains found in basement
• A hat bar in Genesee brings boho-western fun to the farm
• 'Week Without Driving': Milwaukee Co. residents urged to reduce or eliminate driving Oct. 1-8
• New Milwaukee Riverwalk plaza honors late developer Gary Grunau
• Gas smell prompts Carmen Southgate to send students home
• Wauwatosa West HS students stage walkout in support of Nolan Wells
• Who should Brewers fans cheer for in the Wild Card Series?
• 3 hurt in chain-reaction motorcycle crash during group ride near Watertown
• Bicyclist seriously hurt in hit-and-run near Lincoln Memorial and Michigan
• 2 dead after car, motorcycles crash on County Trunk F in Jefferson County
• WWE's Joe Hendry previews RAW at Fiserv Forum and upcoming album
• Financial advisor shares age-by-age tips for teaching kids about money
• Long below-average stretch of temps coming to an end
• Wauwatosa Village to test Milwaukee County's first social district
• Milwaukee River Challenge on Oct. 3, where river meets the oar
• Southside Dining Week through Oct. 3 celebrates both cuisine and culture
• 'We're going into Brew-tober!': Brewers close out regular season with historic win; fans pumped for playoffs
• 29-year-old arrested after brief Fond du Lac County pursuit ends on dead-end road
• Fiesta Selena returns to Milwaukee after rain delay
• 3 taken for medical evaluation after plane crash in East Troy
• Brookfield police seek 2 women in connection with alleged Alo Yoga thefts
• 28-year-old injured in Caledonia shooting following altercation between groups
• 15-year-old injured in shooting on Milwaukee's north side
• Thousands participate in annual Susan G. Komen 'More Than Pink' Walk
• 34-year-old dead after Milwaukee shooting near Sherman and Burleigh
• Alpha Epsilon Pi issues cease and desist order to Madison chapter amid ongoing hazing investigation
• Easing into another work week with seasonable temps and some sunny skies
• ‘She was my best friend’: Family and friends remember 21-year-old killed while walking to a Milwaukee bus stop
• 20-year-old found shot in West Allis; police say shooting happened in Milwaukee
• 18-year-old arrested after fleeing West Allis traffic stop, crashing
• New Berlin man arrested after hit-and-run crash injures 2 pedestrians
• Milwaukee 5K raises awareness, funds for colorectal cancer screening and support
• Milwaukee Diaper Mission hosts 5th annual BIG Give Back event, distributes 40,000+ diapers to families in need
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (9/26)...Fromm Petfest, World Oddities Expo, Doors Open Milwaukee
• Amid Madison hazing investigation, medical expert explains why many cases go unreported
• 'A magical ride': Brewers fans gearing up for postseason as final homestand begins
• Wisconsin lawmaker proposes ban on classroom screens for youngest students
• American Family Field renovations latest: Winterization pushed back, elevator and escalator work moved up
• 15-year-old charged in connection with fatal shooting of 16-year-old, warrant issued for his arrest
• MeTV to broadcast 'The Wizard of Oz' along with a month of 'Oz' delights 👠🌪️🧙‍♀️
• MPS paraprofessional facing child abuse charge appears in court
• Milwaukee man charged in crash that killed 63-year-old woman near 68th and Hampton
• Peggy Williams-Smith named interim CEO of Wisconsin Center District Board
• MCTS seeks community input on future of public transportation in Milwaukee
• Walker's Point murals tell story of Milwaukee's Latino community during Hispanic Heritage Month
• 'This was all of us last night': Packers fan reacts after video of her checking pulse at game goes viral
• Investigators: Man charged in fatal shooting near 32nd and McKinley told detectives he felt no remorse
• Girl Scouts of Southeast Wisconsin hold Dessert First Gala at Discovery World
• Oconomowoc PD: Report of person with airsoft rifle, machete near 2nd and Franklin; neighbors asked to check security cams
• Employees temporarily evacuated after reported bomb threat at Menomonee Falls business
• NWA champion previews Samhain: Part 4 at Turner Hall
• 'Sounded like fireworks going off': New MFD reports detail twin U-Haul fires, possible causes
• Quartet returns to Milwaukee to sing Brewers national anthem 50 years later
• 'I loved every minute of it': Entering his final school year before retirement, Gov. Evers reflects on 50 years in the public sector
• State Superintendent Underly calls for changes to Wisconsin school funding in State of Education address
• 2 arrested after alleged fraternity hazing incident in Madison
• West Allis PD: Nathan Hale student arrested after firearm found in backpack
• Bob Pettit, imposing Hawks great and first NBA MVP, dies at 93
• Wisconsin home sales fell 8.3% in August as affordability hits record low
• Tenants scramble for housing after Milwaukee apartment buildings boarded up
• Brewers excitement sweeps Milwaukee as fans eye a World Series
• 4 arrested after Fond du Lac search warrant uncovers drugs, replica firearms
• Journal Sentinel reporters denied access to Tom Tiffany's roundtable event in Milwaukee
• All Madison police officers will have body cameras by end of 2027, mayor says