• Europe takes a tumble, faces historic deficit at Ryder Cup
• Milwaukee County Zoo announces death of 36-year-old polar bear, Snow Lilly
• Just Between Friends kids consignment sale returns to Wisconsin Center
• Mitchell Park Domes celebrates fall with Mums, Mosses & Mushrooms show 🍄
• Last weekend of September features quiet weather w/another warmup coming
• A walking tour becomes a lesson of rich Milwaukee history this weekend w/"Doors Open"
• Authorities seek missing woman last seen in Turtle Lake on Sept. 16
• Boy hurt in lawn mower accident continues to recover, is now able to eat
• Milwaukee high school star basketball player paralyzed, needs help from community
• USA fans flock to Ryder Cup with red, white, and blue fashion
• Wauwatosa East High School tennis players help "rehab" walkers for residents at assisted living center
• Schools grapple with COVID-19 outbreaks as MTEA continues call for citywide mask mandate
• House Representatives Gwen Moore and Ilhan Omar to visit Fort McCoy
• Celia's Foundation works to bridge valuable resources for Latino community's cancer patients and survivors
• MPD: Reckless driving likely cause of car crash near Hawley and Main
• Americans take a 3-1 lead in opening Ryder Cup session
• Bucks opening scrimmage tickets on sale this weekend, Sept. 25
• City of Racine waiting on direction from DHS before administering COVID vaccine boosters
• Flags ordered to half-staff in honor of Navy fireman who lost his life during attack on Pearl Harbor
• Mayor Barrett declares 'Bob Uecker Day' in Milwaukee Saturday, Sept. 25
• WATCH: A football Sunday cheese board that's sure to score a touchdown
• Hear about how to keep pests out of your home this winter from the 'Bug Girl' herself
• Pet of the Week: Rufus is excited and ready for adoption
• Weekend starts with Friday evening storms
• Kenosha elementary school returns to virtual learning amid COVID spike
• Port Washington elementary school enacts mask mandate after 3% of students and staff COVID positive
• 4 injured in crash near Bradford Beach overnight
• Full of fall fun this weekend for the annual Harvest Fair at State Fair Park
• Milwaukee Marathon canceled in 2021 due to lack of 'necessary approvals' from city
• Report finds Milwaukee Police Department bias problem growing worse
• Fond du Lac police officer dies of COVID-19 complications
• 'Harry Potter' actor Tom Felton carted off course at Ryder Cup celebrity match
• Battalion chief involved in crash while racing to scene of fire in Milwaukee
• Hispanic Heritage Month Spotlight: Muralist has Gallery in Latino Arts
• Famous faces hit the links for Ryder Cup celebrity match
• 'They left my cousin dead in a burning car:' Family of 25-year-old Senora Taylor speaks out
• 3rd Wisconsin voter out of 3 million charged with fraud
• Gov. Evers proclaims 'Ryder Cup Days' Sept. 21-26
• Man accused of helping son after slayings of 4 in Minnesota
• Construction complete on 87th Street going through Milwaukee Regional Medical Center in Wauwatosa
• President Biden's overall approval drops in latest Marquette Law poll
• Extreme drought returns with rather dry weather pattern ahead
• Kaul slams GOP election investigation, calls for gun laws
• Wisconsin Herd names Chaisson Allen as new head coach
• Packers make another Bay Area trip to face 49ers
• Wisconsin Conservatory of Music looking for unwanted, gently-used instruments
• Focus at Fort McCoy turning to Afghans' resettlement
• Artists bring Hip Hop, EDM and Dubstep to 'The Farm Music Festival'
• 7th annual Maker Faire Milwaukee showcases everything from scientists to crafters
• MU Law Poll: Most support leaving Afghanistan, 63% disagree with US handling of withdrawal
• Fatal motorcycle crash near Van Buren and Pleasant in Milwaukee
• Dogs, cats have their turn this Saturday on the Summerfest grounds for "Petfest"
• MPD investigating fatal shooting near 30th and Lisbon
• 'Just Between Friends' hosts large kids consignment sale at the Wisconsin Center this weekend
• Hospitals see rise in breakthrough cases; doctors warn risk nearly 10 times greater for unvaccinated
• UWM campus community angry with administration over response to racist video
• Milwaukee police seek suspect in 'prowling incident' near city's lower east side
• Milwaukee activists calling for harsher penalties for reckless driving to meet chief judge, DA
• Wisconsin DHS says vaccinators will be ready to administer Pfizer boosters following federal approval
• FDA backs Pfizer COVID-19 boosters for seniors, high-risk
• Summerfest reports sharp drop in attendance during 9-day run in September
• Some Mequon-Thiensville school board members face recall election Nov. 2
• 'Mercadera': 2 women create market to empower Latina-owned businesses
• Senator Baldwin calls 2020 presidential election investigation 'charade'
• American support for U.S. Supreme Court drops: MU Law Poll
• MORE THAN PINK Walk: Critical need for fundraising is now
• Wisconsin law enforcement group urges lawmakers to pass police reform bills
• Officials: 2 Afghan refugees charged with federal crimes while at Fort McCoy
• Enrollment at UW System schools drops 1%
• Wisconsin high court to hear GOP-backed redistricting case
• US seeks answers to why Europe keeps winning Ryder Cup
• Positive COVID-19 cases in kids double since August
• Milwaukee tech business ditches office space for work-from-anywhere, with pop-up meetings
• Wisconsin hunters urged to submit samples for CWD
• People who eat more dairy fat have lower risk of heart disease, study suggests
• Europeans turn into Packers fans at Ryder Cup 🧀
• Aaron Rodgers says his Halloween costume has been 'a year in the making'
• 17 small businesses receive Greater Milwaukee Foundation loans
• Americans champs at pingpong table, not so much Ryder Cup
• Officials: 6 men arrested from 5 Wisconsin counties during sex trafficking operation