• Kinship Community Food Center breaks ground on new $21.5 million facility
• Court records show former Rodriguez campaign manager faced unpaid rent lawsuits
• Mandela Barnes outlines priorities in race for Wisconsin governor
• Arrest warrant issued for teen in Mount Pleasant homicide investigation
• Milwaukee ends pit bull and Rottweiler breed restrictions
• MCTS proposes 25% service reduction beginning in 2027 amid funding shortfall
• DNR buys new sonar with restitution from kayaker who faked death
• Brewers acquire Lance McCullers Jr., Colton Gordon from Astros
• Harbor District Riverwalk opens along Milwaukee's inner harbor
• Waukesha County Sheriff's Office mourns death of retired K-9 Jackson
• 184th Waukesha County Fair opens with parade, rides, agriculture and more
• Budweiser Clydesdales coming to Cedarburg, Ozaukee County Fair
• Heat remains high as wildfire smoke returns to Wisconsin
• 'He got love everywhere': Family identifies man in wheelchair hit, killed by car near 12th and Atkinson
• 'I needed to see them in person': Lincoln Ave. school community pushing forward with post-fire plans
• Federal lawsuit filed against 3 Kenosha police officers following 2023 Applebee's arrest
• Extreme heat causes challenges for major local outdoor events
• We Energies worker among 2 drivers injured in multi-vehicle crash on I-43
• T-Mobile giving away 4,000 free Wisconsin State Fair tickets starting Tuesday
• 'This is the best place to be': West Allis Senior Center keeps seniors cool and safe during extreme heat
• Wauwatosa seeking community feedback on multimillion-dollar renovation options to library and city hall
• Milwaukee County launches first-in-Wisconsin jail education program aimed at reducing repeat offenses
• Hundreds pack pool at Cool Waters Aquatic Park in West Allis to beat the summer heat
• Owners of Frank's Diner in Kenosha selling after 17 years of business
• WisDOT discusses weekend closures, I-43 projects continue
• Buc-ee's construction begins in Oak Creek
• Miller High Life searching for first honorary 'mayor' of Milwaukee region
• Visitation held for Kathryn Schmidt, 10-year-old killed in Geneva Lake boat accident
• OnMilwaukee Taco Fest returns Saturday with new location and free admission
• First West Nile virus activity of 2026 detected in Wisconsin, including Milwaukee County
• Heat wave continues with near record highs Tuesday and Wednesday
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Woman creates mobile family closet for foster and adoption support
• Rodriguez campaign under fire after campaign finance report discrepancies
• ‘She was all I had’: Sister remembers woman killed with best friend in Milwaukee hit-and-run
• Fate of I-794 continues to spark controversy and mixed reviews
• Rally held for police pursuit safety as Milwaukee leaders set to discuss policy
• 2 children injured in UTV accident on Sugar Island in Waukesha County
• Jordan Love to host free youth football camp in Milwaukee
• 2 injured after shots fired into Racine gas station, police seek suspects
• Despite heat, drivers gear up for Slinger Nationals
• Greendale man accused of attacking officer after reckless driving incident
• 20 steers, approximately 800-pounds each, stolen from farm in Wisconsin
• IRS extends tax deadline to November for Wisconsinites hit by spring storms
• Lincoln Avenue School families learn about plans for upcoming year at new location after devastating fire
• West Bend Labyrinth Garden offers a peaceful, colorful escape for your summer bucket list
• 2 women killed by hit-and-run driver near 20th and Teutonia
• Toy expert shares summer picks, from World Cup gear to indoor games
• Another July heat wave starts Monday
• Cooling sites available throughout the Milwaukee area
• Guests evacuated after fire response at Brookfield hotel
• 80-year-old woman drowns in Lake Michigan in Sheboygan County
• Brewers complete 2026 MLB Draft, UW-Milwaukee adds two more MLB selections
• Protesters rally against ICE enforcement in Milwaukee
• Skenes wins 2nd straight start after 9-game winless slide, Pirates rout Brewers 14-5 with 10-run 4th
• 4 boys escape burning boat on Fox Lake
• Whitefish Bay Art Fest showcases artists from across the country
• Man says emotional support dog died in apartment fire; 5 rescued, dozens displaced
• High heat and humidity coming back to us for a new week
• Appeals court rejects father's bid to dismiss Abundant Life shooting charges
• Vendor says last-minute Bastille Days cancellation leaves her without booth
• Volunteers help clean up Milwaukee neighborhoods during community event
• Dragon Boat Festival brings thousands to Milwaukee lakefront
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (7/11)...Bastille Days, Festa Italiana, Sussex Lions Daze
• 80s this weekend, 90s rule the roost for the first part of next week
• ‘We need new leadership’: Garden Homes residents fed up after deadly drive-by shooting
• Festa Italiana returns to Milwaukee's lakefront
• Bucks returning to over-the-air TV for first full season in 31 years
• DATCP issues health alert for Wisconsin bratwurst over undeclared allergens
• Cyclosporiasis continues to spread across the United States; 43 cases reported in Wisconsin
• Construction worker rescued after medical emergency atop 160-foot crane
• Milwaukee man charged in triple shooting near Brady Street that killed 27-year-old man
• New WEC guidance: No do-overs if you already turned in your absentee ballot
• Manty Ellis, the 'Godfather of Milwaukee Jazz', passes away at 93, leaving behind generational music legacy
• Political ads ramp up as Wisconsin primary approaches
• Milwaukee mother and daughter publish children's grief journal inspired by family's story
• DOJ sends letter to Milwaukee officials 'seeking assurances' ICE mask ban will not be enforced
• NFL stars like TJ Watt, Zack Baun and others work out at NX Level in Waukesha
• Multiple Milwaukee polling locations changed ahead of August partisan primary election
• Festa Italiana returns bringing the smell of nonna’s kitchen to the lakefront
• Driver hospitalized after truck rolls into marsh off I-43
• Lincoln Avenue students to stay together at Pulaski High School after fire; parent says decision 'gave us hope'