• Milwaukee sees record-breaking number of potholes following historic weather
• Bucks introduce first-round picks Brayden Burries, Nate Ament
• Rogers Behavioral Health workers protest amid union retaliation allegations
• Wisconsin seeks federal funding to extend Amtrak service to Madison
• Waukesha police investigating death of 28-year-old man
• Milwaukee to host tailgate-themed party to celebrate Bob Uecker mural
• Fresh off Brewers sweep, Andrew Vaughn hosts youth baseball camp in Franklin
• $3.8 million Megabucks ticket sold at Saukville Kwik Trip
• 25-year-old Union Grove man killed in Caledonia crash after running stop sign
• Livestream the 'Goat Cam' at Al Johnson's in Door County
• Community leaders call on West Allis Police and Fire Commission to require judicial warrants before working with ICE
• CBS 58 Hometowns LIVE: Summerfest
• Keeping it cool before we get blasted by heat and humidity next week
• Small local businesses get a big stage at Summerfest thanks to grant
• On fourth anniversary of fall of Roe v Wade, additional potential legal battles over abortion services loom
• Green Bay pet sanctuary evacuates cats after roof collapses during heavy storms
• Milwaukee north side Walgreens closes amid safety concerns
• WIAA approves optional use of shot clocks in high school basketball
• American Cruise Lines welcomed for first time in Port Milwaukee
• School of Rock students perform in private showcase at The Rave ahead of Summerfest gigs
• Beloved Cedarburg business shuts doors after 50+ years, future unknown as new owner steps in
• Firefighter injured after MAYDAY called during Somers house fire
• 4th of July 2026: SE Wisconsin list of parades, activities, fireworks and more to celebrate America's 250th!
• Milwaukee's lakefront drone show returns for second year on July 3
• New playground, beer garden and putt putt opening at AmFam Field Friday
• 7:51PM Update: Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued
• Milwaukee Rep to debut musical based on Bucks' 2021 championship run
• Grammy-winning Indigo Girls set to play Pabst Theater in October, joined by Linda Perry
• Milwaukee Night Market's kickoff night postponed, new date scheduled
• Bucks select guard Brayden Burries, forward Nate Ament in 2026 NBA Draft
• NBA Draft makes Milwaukee Bucks fans hopeful for new era
• Race organizers, runners frustrated after Racine drawbridge raises, interrupting weekend race
• ‘Smallwaukee’ honors Giannis Antetokounmpo, Bobby Portis
• Man killed, 2 others injured in early morning shooting near Brady Street
• Couple renews vows at Wisconsin Dells water park as part of Guinness World Record attempt
• Milwaukee community thanks fan-favorite Bobby Portis ahead of Miami trade
• St. Camillus residents show patriotic spirit during annual parade
• Greenfield residents urged to monitor mail after thefts continue at post office mailbox
• ICE detains 8-year-old boy and mom at Wisconsin Dells home, community calls for their release
• Wanted burglary suspect arrested after fleeing deputies on bicycle in Fond du Lac County
• ‘Bucks basketball won’t be the same’: Bucks fans say goodbye to Giannis
• Michael Redd reflects on Giannis trade: ‘The Bucks are dead. Long live the Bucks.’
• 3-alarm fire damages vacant Milwaukee warehouse
• Milwaukee mayor reflects on Giannis, Portis impact beyond basketball after trade news
• Financial expert shares emergency fund tips as credit card debt hits record high
• Hoan Bridge to glow in Bucks colors Tuesday in tribute to Giannis, Bobby Portis
• Staying cool the rest of the week before a big warm-up to end June
• Report: Giannis Antetokounmpo traded to Miami Heat after 13 seasons in Milwaukee
• ‘He’s a local legend:’ What a potential Giannis Antetokounmpo trade would mean for local economy
• Hours-long barricade situation in Whitefish Bay ends, man taken into custody
• 'They're not bothering anybody': South Milwaukee man fights to keep year-round skeleton decorations despite threat of fines
• Investigation underway after officer shoots 16 times at 2 abandoned dogs, killing 1
• Milwaukee police look to identify suspects wanted in connection with quadruple shooting
• Washington County barn declared total loss after early morning fire, damage estimated to exceed $1M
• Ryan Braun weighs in on Giannis trade rumors
• Milwaukee Rec celebrates completion of Emigh Playfield renovations
• Milwaukee mother sentenced to 5 years of probation in son's deadly shooting
• Infant among 4 people in car involved in crash near 26th and Capitol
• Missy Hughes drops out of governor's race, endorses Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez
• 'I think he'll stick around': Giannis trade rumors loom as fans grapple with fact he may leave Milwaukee
• Milwaukee food truck curfew on hold
• Local business helps travelers hit the road during National Camping Week
• Medical College of Wisconsin receives $27 million donation from Michels family for cancer research
• Wisconsin's Alice in Dairyland marks National Dairy Month
• Friendship Circle fundraiser to offer walking, biking routes for all abilities
• Staying cooler but mostly dry to start to the new work week
• Milwaukee Dancing Grannies set to perform at national Independence Day events
• Corpse flower at Mitchell Park Domes expected to bloom this week
• Free summer meals available for Milwaukee County kids through USDA program
• This year's Cirque run has its final paranormal performance Monday evening at Southridge Mall
• Father taken to hospital after being shot by son at Town of Delafield home
• Nonprofit hosts 38th annual Father's Day celebration at Sherman Park
• Woman dead following 2-vehicle crash in Fond du Lac County, suspect arrested
• Local couple celebrates 70-year anniversary, 90th birthday and Father's Day
• 47-year-old killed in crash near 11th and Greenfield, driver arrested
• 2 people taken to hospital following shooting at Milwaukee banquet hall center
• 'Truly a lifesaver:' How adding a soft-serve margarita saved a Cudahy Mexican restaurant
• The first Latina is crowned the new Miss Wisconsin Teen USA
• Clouds and rainy skies herald in the summer season
• Onalaska woman takes home title of Miss Wisconsin 2026
• A festival for the testicles: Pop's Pub throws one-of-a-kind event to bring awareness to testicular cancer
• Miss Madison's teen wins 2026 state title, advances in competition