• Brewers fans brave extreme heat to cheer on their home team
• Milwaukee Brewers, Forward Latino unite for Venezuelan emergency relief effort in wake of deadly earthquakes
• Locals flock to Bradford Beach as extreme heat warning takes effect throughout SE Wisconsin
• First responders share heat exhaustion prevention tips as they brace for spike in heat-related 911 calls
• Kayaker found dead in Lake Ivanhoe, identified as 64-year-old Kenosha County man
• Police seek help locating missing Menomonee Falls woman
• Cooling sites available throughout the Milwaukee area during extreme heat warning
• Overnight parking banned on Brady Street under summer safety pilot
• Tips for keeping pets safe over the 4th of July weekend
• Brewers, Salvation Army team up to prepare 600 meals for Milwaukee County kids
• Bodycam captures fatal police-involved shooting near 84th and Kaul
• 14-year-old drowns at Lake Mills park
• 4th of July 2026: SE Wisconsin list of parades, activities, fireworks and more to celebrate America's 250th!
• Wisconsin man drowns while trying to rescue injured bald eagle
• Racine Zoo gears up for summer with concerts, themed events
• Woman arrested after 7-month-old baby left unattended in bathtub near 35th and Silver Spring
• Shalom Wildlife Sanctuary mourns loss of beloved tiger Ginger
• Rupena's Fine Foods nears 100 years while embracing change — and going viral on TikTok
• Extreme heat warning starts at noon with feels like temps getting into the 100s most of this week
• 40 years of providing and preserving Hispanic culture at Latino Arts
• Racine Interfaith Coalition holds community prayer vigil after 18-year-old Kenosha man was fatally shot
• Pickleball tournament raises support for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metro Milwaukee
• Sunday Midday Update: Extreme Heat Warning Monday afternoon into Tuesday evening
• 'Camaraderie and friendship': Hundreds participate in local Bike4Friendship event
• 'We had to do something to help them': Milwaukee donation drive supports Venezuela earthquake victims
• Card show fills Fiserv Forum atrium, post-trade Giannis card values discussed
• Line stretches around the block for fifth annual bike giveaway in Milwaukee
• Garage destroyed, home damaged in fire near Mill and Appleton roads
• Greenfield sisters sell lemonade to support brother with cystic fibrosis
• 'Smells like a dead mouse': Penelope the Corpse Flower blooms at Milwaukee Park Domes
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (6/27)...Summerfest Part II, Cedarburg's Strawberry Festival, Racine's Greek Fest et al...
• Enjoy the tolerable temps before we get blasted with heat and humidity
• Brady Street starts summer safety pilot program, neighbors maintain area is safe
• MPD etches fallen officer Kendall Corder's name into memorial, 1 year after his death
• Brewers fans welcome Cubs to Milwaukee for first time in 2026
• Wisconsin state officials hope federal grant can put Madison passenger rail back on track
• 'I have several friends that are still missing': Local man waits for word after deadly Venezuela earthquakes
• Proposed 25-story condo tower could reshape downtown Milwaukee skyline
• Underwear Bike Ride to take place in Milwaukee this weekend
• Bicyclists young and old fill the streets of Shorewood for 22nd annual 'Shorewood Criterium Classic'
• Masked electric scooter riders lead West Allis police on chase; Milwaukee leaders eye lowering speeds
• Future pro-flyer Lance Talon takes unexpected leave from the nest
• Trial date set for father of Abundant Life Christian School shooter
• Hundreds honor the Class of 2026 during Milwaukee Public Schools' 13th annual 'Senior Send-Off celebration'
• Milwaukee man charged with homicide by intoxicated driving in fatal crash
• Cedarburg gears up for annual Strawberry Festival to celebrate the flavor of the season
• Brewers preview homestand, new fan plaza ahead of Cubs series
• Milwaukee teacher earns national award for agriculture education
• Still cooler for the weekend, then hot and humid next week
• 2 restraining orders granted against former Milwaukee officer
• Data center deep dive: Water supply is critical to cooling data centers and power generation stations
• Fond du Lac County offering nearly $10,000 to move there
• 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
• 'He had big dreams': Family hopes for answers after 18-year-old Kenosha man dies from shooting following Racine crash
• 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
• Teens accused of firing fireworks at vehicle while fleeing on e-scooters in West Allis
• Beloved Cedarburg business shuts doors after 50+ years, future unknown as new owner steps in
• Warning posted on Greenfield mailbox after reported thefts; woman says mail was stolen from same box years ago
• Town of Delafield man charged with attempted homicide after shooting his dad on Father's Day
• Firefighter injured after MAYDAY called during Somers house fire
• Shorewood officer injured during chase, single-car crash on Milwaukee's north side
• 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