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  • Video: Fond du Lac man arrested after pursuit ending in cornfield
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  • Evening Update Update: Severe chances are over.
  • Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office hosts third annual National Night Out at Veterans Park
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  • Longtime 'Little Free Library' in West Allis has all books taken multiple times, prompting concerns from owner
  • Flock camera installed in Germantown park to deter vandalism; some residents concerned about privacy
  • Move-in day: Concordia University freshmen gear up for fall semester
  • 15-year-old charged in connection with fatal shooting of David Krause near Milwaukee's Harbor District
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  • $250K in private donations to support redevelopment of Milwaukee's 51st & Stack Park
  • Spray adhesive can explodes inside dryer at Oak Creek screen printing business
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  • Visit Milwaukee preview: Aug. 21-23
  • House of Peace holds back-to-school backpack distribution event for Milwaukee-area students
  • Waukesha man sentenced to life in prison for killing neighbor, hiding body in woods
  • Kenosha grad among 2 killed in crash while training with college cycling team
  • Crews battle 3-alarm fire at site of future DPW building in West Allis
  • Motorcyclist killed in Waukesha crash, investigation underway
  • Mexican Fiesta will return to Milwaukee lakefront with music, food
  • MPS holds Enrollment Day ahead of Sept. 1 start of school
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  • One tornado and multiple downbursts have been confirmed from Tuesday's storms
  • Mariners bounce back from humiliating loss, pound Dustin May early to beat Brewers 7-5
  • Proposed Milwaukee gas station on Burleigh Street raises concerns among neighbors
  • Former Kenosha County deputy charged with misusing Flock cameras to track coworker
  • 'Really active first 8 months': Wisconsin now at 47 tornadoes in 2026
  • U.S. Department of Education opens civil rights investigation into Milwaukee Public Schools discipline practices
  • Wisconsin's population is aging. Here's how the candidates for governor would address it
  • Milwaukee pizza shop temporarily closes after tree falls on roof during storms
  • Museum on the move: An in-depth look at the Milwaukee Public Museum’s transition to a new location
  • Civic engagement in Wisconsin goes beyond the ballot box: State leads in voter turnout, but volunteerism is slipping
  • Milwaukee restaurant owner, former Salam School teacher charged with sexual assault of child
  • 2 wild deer in Washington County test positive for epizootic hemorrhagic disease
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  • 33-year-old arrested in connection with Wauwatosa PNC Bank robbery
  • 24-year-old charged in violent attack outside Beto's Pizza on Milwaukee's south side
  • Proposal for temporary overnight warming shelter in West Allis draws support, pushback from residents
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  • CBS 58's Hometown Athlete: Marquette High School grad Tommy Novotny plays for more than himself
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