• ‘Fingers are crossed’: Brewers superfan hasn’t missed a home game for 40+ years
• Racine Zoo welcomes new zebra foal
• WisDOT details the I-94 ramps at General Mitchell Blvd closing through spring 2027
• Matchbox Twenty brings 30th anniversary tour to Milwaukee
• 71-year-old dies after dump truck crash in Randolph
• 1 dead in semi vs. SUV crash in Dodge County
• Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office follows Crowley in halting jail tablet messages
• Just 4 more nights left to check out Legends & Lore at Old World Wisconsin
• Record-shattering heat Monday and staying warm for Tuesday
• Local education expert discusses why reading aloud matters for students
• Illuminating the Dark tours continue at Pabst Mansion 🕯️
• Mequon congressional candidate charged after alleged road rage confrontation at gas station
• ‘It's incredible, right?’: Brewers fans revel in Game 2 win at watch parties across the state
• Family of missing Waukesha County teen files lawsuit against youth treatment facility
• Brewers' playoff run delivers economic boost across Wisconsin, leads to more visibility worldwide
• Brewers hope for NLCS Game 2 win over Dodgers
• 16-year-old arrested after bringing gun to Kenosha County corn maze
• CBS 58 Brewers fan photo gallery
• Brewers fever heats up ahead of NLCS Game 2 at American Family Field
• Check out Wisconsin's oldest restaurant in Nashotah
• BMO extends Summerfest pavilion sponsorship, Foreigner announced for 2027
• Blessings in a Backpack hosts Race to Feed food packing competition
• Children's resale sale returns to West Bend fairgrounds Oct. 13-17
• Record-breaking warmth possible to start the new work week
• The spell-binding work that goes into Milwaukee's A&J's Halloween House
• Brewers fans celebrate NLCS Game 1 win, prepare for Game 2 against Dodgers
• All aboard for the 24th annual Train Show in West Bend 🚂
• 17-year-old killed in shooting near 39th and Lisbon, 14-year-old arrested
• A stunning Sunday for Wisconsin's big sports day
• ‘He just gets to be a kid’: Brewers games bring comfort to 9-year-old who lost both parents
• Community Creatives event brings local makers, shoppers together in Mequon
• MPS students celebrate Hispanic heritage with annual district showcase
• Wisconsin officials warn Brewers fans about ticket scams during postseason run
• 'Just keep going': Walk for 1 in 100 supports patients with congenital heart disease
• 36-year-old man killed after being hit by car near 49th and Burleigh, 1 arrested
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase: Comic Con, NARI Home & Remodeling Show, Suicide Prevention Walk...
• A few different seasons this coming week along with several different rain chances
• 'I truly believe this will save lives': SCOWIS promotes new online portal to make it easier to file for temporary restraining orders
• ‘Going to be chaos’: Milwaukee gearing up for busy sports Sunday
• Milwaukee County suspends tablet messaging at Community Reintegration Center
• New report examines economic impact, energy demands of Wisconsin data centers
• ‘They saved my dog’s life’: Milwaukee event helps provide pet food and resources for families
• Wisconsin flags to fly at half-staff Saturday in honor of Trooper Bradley Ritger
• Milwaukee teen who pleaded guilty to charges in connection to kidnapping 7-year-old child sentenced
• MPS: Milwaukee School of Languages football player attacked following game
• 5 arrested after reports of fight at Cooper's Hawk Restaurant in Brookfield
• Thai Elote Dog, potato chip-crusted brat join Brewers NLCS menu
• NARI Home & Remodeling Show returns for 3 days of kitchens, baths and more
• Pedestrian critically hurt in Fond du Lac crash
• Milwaukee Film's October lineup includes witch-themed series, 4K horror restorations
• Jurassic Quest roars into Milwaukee this weekend -- here's what to expect 🦖
• 47-year-old man killed in shooting near 20th and Juneau, 1 arrested
• Deep dive into the $5.2M spent by Milwaukee's Dept. of Community Wellness and Safety in 2025
• 'My stance on Israel stays': Mequon Congressional candidate defends words after arrest for altercation that included antisemitic comments
• ‘It is our lifelong joy’: Brewers playoff run inspiring Dousman family
• 20-year-old killed in Milwaukee shooting identified as Amaya Walls
• Milwaukee Fire Department holds ceremony in honor of fallen firefighters
• 'I am excited': Hometown veteran prepares for Honor Flight to DC
• Milwaukee man charged with felony murder in alleged robbery that ended in deadly shooting
• 'Diabetes does not have to be limiting’: Garrett Mitchell’s catch brings back special memory for local family
• Milwaukee man sentenced to 30 years in prison for fatally shooting 67-year-old
• Pewaukee animal sanctuary gives paralyzed cat new lease on life with 3D printed wheelchair
• 82-year-old Oak Creek woman killed in Franklin crash
• The Whisker Society expands, combining coffee and cat adoptions
• Local financial advisor says fewer than 1 in 4 Americans have a will
• We Energies: Electric customers to get $32 million in bill credits
• Cooler for a few days before some weekend warmth
• Boo at the Zoo adds all-day Saturdays, Spooky Safari debuts for adults at Milwaukee County Zoo
• Brewers fans celebrate NLDS victory, look ahead to Dodgers rematch in NLCS
• Brewers Team Store to open early with NLCS merchandise after series win
• Maynard Steel jobs could be saved, according to report
• 'I freaked out': Masked person seen in Waukesha apartment for an hour
• Public health officials across the state highlight measles outbreak and what caused it
• ‘We got this’: Brewers fans remain all in ahead of Game 4
• Late Marquette president's daughter honors his legacy through running, wins first in Milwaukee Lakefront Half Marathon
• 6 arrested at scene of West Allis house fire
• Work begins on north side of 35th St. as National Avenue reconstruction project progresses
• 'Makes me feel like I'm wanted': 93-year-old Army veteran gifted new roof
• Popular Holy Hill skeleton display finds new home in Slinger
• Rollover crash reported near Capitol and Roosevelt drives, 2 possibly injured