• 'Keep everybody safe:' Local doctor advises people to cancel trick-or-treating plans
• Trick-or-treat and Halloween safety in SE Wisconsin 🎃
• Doctors send letter to Pres. Trump urging him to cancel Wisconsin rallies
• Milwaukee Common Council introduces resolution to pay $4 million settlement to Sylville Smith’s family
• Vice President Pence to campaign at Central Wisconsin Airport in Mosinee
• Construction to begin on new HARIBO production campus in Pleasant Prairie
• Bridal stylish shares inspiration for couples dealing with postponed weddings
• Voter information kiosks installed at four Outpost Natural Foods locations
• The last week of October promises to be cool and fairly quiet
• Wisconsin health officials worry about contact tracing plans
• 10 PM Update: Light snow overnight could lead to slippery spots Monday morning
• Whitefish Bay students to move to virtual learning, not enough staff to cover in-person learning
• MFD responds to two duplexes and part of a bar fire near 7th and Greenfield
• Packers beat Texans 35-20
• Mayors of Milwaukee, Racine, Kenosha, Green Bay and Madison to discuss 2020 election
• Man fleeing Madison police allegedly beat up delivery driver
• Man killed in home invasion shooting near 41st and Nash
• MPD: Abduction leads to double shooting in Riverwest
• 'You saw her shoes rolling down the road:' Witness tries to help woman hit by semi-truck on interstate
• Light rain/snow mix possible by Sunday evening
• Milwaukee Bucks encourage northside neighborhoods to vote early
• President Trump seeks 'four more great years' as he rallies Wisconsin voters in conservative Waukesha Co.
• Packers: Left tackle David Bakhtiari is out for Sunday's game against Houston Texans
• State Fair Park COVID-19 facility sees its third patient
• Donald Trump Jr. to visit De Pere on Tuesday
• Wisconsin police shoot homicide suspect in Goodman
• 26-year-old shot during robbery near 44th and Wright
• 37-year-old seriously wounded after shooting near 68th and Hampton
• BBB offers tips for staying cyber secure when working remotely
• MPD: Two men shot inside vehicle near 36th and Sarnow
• ‘It didn’t have to be this bad:’ Biden reacts to Trump pandemic response, Waukesha rally
• CBS 58 Investigates: political text messages
• Milwaukee cracking down on bars, businesses as city sees uptick in COVID-19 cases
• Crane topples over near marina in downtown Kenosha
• 'No acts of violence:' Protesters in Wauwatosa claim citations are illegal
• Dr. Birx: Wisconsin’s coronavirus trends are ‘deeply concerning’
• Appeals court stays Wisconsin limits on gatherings
• High-end apartments announced in Milwaukee's Deer District
• Pres. Trump to hold rally in Wisconsin next week in La Crosse County
• MPD long-term missing: Chandra Jennings last seen in 2003
• 2nd patient admitted to State Fair COVID-19 facility as officials report nearly 4,400 new cases
• Sauk County officials working round the clock to solve Devil's Lake State Park murder
• Big Boat Day marks end of sailing season in Milwaukee; 'A good year'
• Remaining chilly through the weekend
• Compel Family Life Center Church hosting food giveaway Saturday
• DNR to begin wetland restoration project in Mount Pleasant
• Wisconsin voters react to final presidential debate, many say minds already made up
• DNR report: Wisconsin air quality improving
• Ozaukee Co. Sheriff’s Office looking for car connected to damaged political signs
• MCSO: Woman walks into traffic after crash, is struck and killed by semi on I-41/894
• Light rain showers continue with steady temperatures
• Dietitian shares nutrient-rich ‘first food’ recipes for babies and toddlers
• 3 people taken to hospital following rollover crash in Mequon
• Grafton cancels Christmas parade, announces 'Home for the Holidays' celebration
• Give it a whirl! Whirlyball in Brookfield
• Susan G. Komen Wisconsin's 'More Than Pink' walk goes virtual
• Milwaukee's Hoan Bridge officially lit in colorful ceremony
• UW study: High school sports have not spread the coronavirus
• COVID-19 deaths and disease disproportionately affecting certain population groups in the area
• Milwaukee's Victory Over Violence Park to host free pumpkin giveaway
• Acting police chief 'disturbed' by comments from alderman about Nazi Germany during debate about K9s
• ‘Ignore the noise:’ Officials warn voters of efforts to sow doubt in election process
• State health officials say COVID-19 is everywhere in the state and it's spreading silently
• Public opinion of Milwaukee Police Department is improving, survey finds
• 3 finalists for Milwaukee’s police chief announced
• Milwaukee Health Department to increase citations for businesses not following orders
• Milwaukee County COVID cases and hospitalizations reach highest point ever, no slow down seen for now
• New campaign aims to reduce opioid overdose deaths
• Walmart employee attacked by customer in Mount Pleasant, police say
• Pres. Trump to hold campaign rally in Waukesha on Saturday
• No shootings in Milwaukee for the 1st time in 20 days
• White House releases President Trump’s jobs plan for Wisconsin
• Packers use robots to connect with fans
• Homelessness in Milwaukee down significantly in recent years, officials say
• Big Ten, like other leagues, might see sloppy play to start
• 'Critical timeframe:' Red Cross asking for blood donations amid pandemic, ahead of flu season
• MPD seeks suspects involved in retail theft near South 27th and Holt
• Charged: 3 from Milwaukee, 2 from Chicago in connection to COVID-19 relief fraud scheme
• Found safe: Police locate 40-year-old Milwaukee man Maurice Young
• National Make a Dog’s Day: Effort to find homes for last-to-adopt shelter dogs
• Madison-based business provides new ways for people to job hunt
• House fire near 12th and McKinley under investigation, no one hurt