• Fond du Lac County Sheriff's Office investigating hunting death
• 61-year-old man dead after being struck by Milwaukee County Transit Bus in Greenfield
• Moment in Wisconsin: Kanow Park
• Milwaukee piano teacher's lessons bringing joy to Ugandan orphanage
• 'It's insane, it's unreal': Wauwatosa West High School Theatre makes history
• Get outside chores done this weekend, not next...
• 59-year-old dead after single car crash in Marquette County
• Enter for a chance to win a 4-pack of Milwaukee Bucks tickets!
• 'Wild Lights' at Milwaukee County Zoo is back and bigger than ever
• North Shore Firefighters battle vacant apartment complex fire in Brown Deer
• New holiday window display at the Milwaukee Public Market 🎄🎀
• 'We deserve to know:' Family of man found dead in Brookfield in November ask for clarity, answers
• 29-year-old dead after vehicle slams into home on Milwaukee's southside
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (11/22)...Lots of holiday craft fairs, Handel's Messiah
• Enjoy the mild weekend. Might be one of our last this year.
• Behind-the-scenes at Raven Software and the development of Call of Duty in Wisconsin
• Arrowhead is back on top with come from behind win in state championship
• Gruber and Bucks team up to give back to families
• 'We will never forget': Waukesha Parade attack survivors and community pay tribute 4 years later
• 3, 2, 1, Cheers!! Milwaukee's tree lights up for the holiday season 🎄
• Honoring and remembering boy killed at bus stop
• Wheel of Fortune Live comes to Milwaukee with some amazing prizes
• 28th annual 'Stuff the Bus' Food Drive expands to 6 locations across Milwaukee
• Despite 1-year lease extension, Carmen leaders and advocates angry with MPS board decision
• Milwaukee warming centers will soon open for the winter season; What you need to know
• Bango's Workshop: Bucks unveil new merch customization shop in Fiserv Forum
• Sheriff's office assembles Thanksgiving meal kits for Milwaukee County families in need
• Grafton comes back to win state title in final seconds
• 82nd annual Holiday Folk Fair returns with a focus on music and culture
• Kenosha County school bus driver charged with sexual assault of children
• Woman stabbed in Germantown, ex-boyfriend extradited from Indiana on attempted homicide charge
• Winter Weather Awareness Week in Wisconsin as we get ready for the cold months
• Police pursuit ends in crash with serious injuries in Milwaukee
• Remembering the Waukesha Christmas Parade attack 4 years later
• MPS Board grants 1-year extension for Carmen charter, school community furious with lack of commitment
• Mayville football secures state championship title after overcoming city's tornado damage
• Moving company helps people move Port Washington properties out of data center zone
• Can't cook a turkey? Not to worry as Butterball Turkey Talk-Line is here to help 🦃
• Lake Geneva man who fatally shot 8-year-old stepson sentenced to 25 years in prison
• 2 dead following Milwaukee apartment building fire
• AJ Bombers celebrates final night open after 16 years in downtown Milwaukee
• 'Definitely felt defeated': Milwaukee nonprofit helping outdoor pets sees increase in demand
• Beaver Dam police searching for missing woman last seen in May 2025
• UW-Milwaukee professor developing strategy to turn EV batteries into fertilizer
• Milwaukee woman gets life in prison in death of 6-year-old boy
• 'Invest in our youth': Racine woman petitions to bring first area Boys & Girls Club to life
• New affordable housing opens for renters in Milwaukee's Harbor District
• 'It just warms my heart': Milwaukee Police Association surprises 6-year-old cancer fighter with special visit
• Franklin Police Department's new K-9 member, Cayman
• Canadian Pacific Holiday Train reveals 2025 schedule including 13 stops in Wisconsin
• Jewish Community Pantry distributes Thanksgiving essentials to families in need
• Candy Cane Lane returns to West Allis neighborhood for its 40th year
• Teen charged, another arrested in shooting of Assata High School student
• Milwaukee celebrates holiday lights kickoff with the flip of a switch tonight at Pere Marquette Park
• Flags to fly at half-staff Friday for Waukesha Christmas Parade tragedy anniversary
• 'Black Nativity' returns to Marcus Center for 10th anniversary production
• Mild air returns for the next few days before a batch of cold air for Thanksgiving
• Kiel 'Poop Fairy' allegedly exposed as alderperson's husband, latest in a string of incidents
• Hamilton High School parents calling for transparency after 17-year-old arrested for shooting threat
• Bucks' Myles Turner shows his passion for Lego at meet and greet
• 'It’s going to be a 48-minute fist fight': Wisconsin high school football teams eye state championship title
• Milwaukee Brewers to play Atlanta Braves in 2026 MLB Little League Classic
• Lakeshore Regional Child Advocacy Center in Sheboygan serves hundreds since opening in March
• St. Joseph Lancers head to state championship for first time in decades
• Dems try to force vote on expanding Medicaid coverage for new moms
• Local nonprofit brings students together to decorate courthouse tree 🎄
• Riverside HS staff member arrested over alleged abuse of student
• Former MATC employees file discrimination complaints over dismantling of Multicultural Services Department
• Assisted living residents assemble 'bridge bags' for Milwaukee's unhoused population
• La Causa discusses Wisconsin's only 24-hour crisis nursery, 'Facts & Familia' fundraiser
• Grand Geneva Resort to open new pop-up Christmas bar 'Tinsel and Tonic' this weekend
• Milwaukee man charged with first-degree reckless homicide in shooting of his father
• Falling tree hits motorcycle passenger in Muskego, kills mother of 2
• Mason Street Grill previews holiday dining options
• Henhouse Prowlers to perform at Milwaukee's Vivarium Dec. 5
• Potawatomi Casino Hotel offers chocolate advent calendars
• Mequon police say recent home break-ins connected to South American crime ring
• Mayor Johnson uses line-item veto to roll back parts of 2026 budget
• Port Washington approves Tax Increment District to fund data center infrastructure, tempers flare at council meeting
• Bucks organization teams up with Hunger Task Force for 'VolunDeer Day'
• Man arrested, accused of firing gun into girlfriend's Kenosha County home
• Prosecutor says plea talks underway with Judge Dugan, accused of helping immigrant dodge agents
• Rockwell Automation to build new manufacturing site in southeast Wisconsin