• Milwaukee Astronomical Society hosts viewing event for partial lunar eclipse
• 'It's just heartbreaking': Milwaukee's Nepali community reacts after catastrophic deadly flooding, mudslides
• Criminal complaint details allegations against Packers RB Josh Jacobs
• MPS highlights building, playground renovations ahead of new school year; update on lead work, school closure plan
• 2 killed, woman and 3-year-old injured in head-on crash in Caledonia
• Move-in day: UW-Milwaukee students prepare for new school year
• Film critics review 'Coyote vs. Acme' and 'The Last Sunrise'
• Football season is coming up -- here's how to bring some Wisconsin flavor to your tailgates
• Tichigan Lake Lion's Club brings back its annual charity car show this Sunday
• Nice days to end the work week
• Milwaukee police investigating fatal shooting near 23rd and Vine
• Beloved Water Street bar regular killed in crash on Milwaukee's north side
• 'It was disgusting': Racine youth football player tripped by adult from opposing team
• Meta reaches $17.1 billion settlement with Wisconsin, other states over teen social media use
• Brady Street bar remains closed after backlash over 'no play list'
• 2 Milwaukee police officers hospitalized after dog attack during arrest
• Sheboygan police chief, city administrator recommend ending Flock Safety contract
• Downtown Milwaukee street closures, cleanup underway ahead of international convention
• Milwaukee alders urge Fire and Police Commission to address Flock camera concerns
• Milwaukee mayor joins The Gathering as summer meal demand grows
• Milwaukee's Rocky Horror Picture Show community mourns loss of Tim Curry
• Evers requests disaster declaration from Pres. Trump in aftermath of Menasha-area tornado
• United Way launches $58 million homelessness prevention initiative
• 2 Department of Emergency Communications employees resign after delayed response to 99-year-old woman's attack
• Marquette welcomes incoming freshmen on move-in day
• MeTV to honor life and legacy of Dolly Parton with special programming Sunday, Aug. 30
• CBS 58 checks out Joy Ice Cream Social, iconic Wauwatosa gas station turned ice cream shop
• Raising Cane's kicks off monthlong 30th anniversary celebration
• Isolated showers possible Wednesday with warming temps for the last few days of August
• Sunflower season happening now, crop abounding at Lannon Sunflower Farm in Waukesha County 🌻
• Driver speaks after she was arrested twice when vehicle was mistakenly flagged
• Racine County deputy charged in accidental shooting that injured father and son turkey hunting
• Arrest warrant issued for man accused of breaking into apartment near Marquette University
• Dolly Parton's lasting impact in Milwaukee and beyond
• Pedestrian seriously injured after being struck by vehicle in South Milwaukee
• State Fair hosts more than 925,000 visitors over 11-day run
• Waukesha bakery suddenly shuts down, leaving brides without wedding cakes
• Child enters Milwaukee County Zoo animal habitat as staff activate emergency protocols
• Lights Out Alert issued overnight Aug. 26, more than 24K birds expected to be migrating over Milwaukee area
• Jefferson County Sheriff's Office searching for 2 Huber walkaways
• 'Slender Man' attacker seeks conditional release after 2025 escape from group home
• New arrest warrant issued for man who broke into off-campus apartment near MU, officials say
• Lincoln Avenue teachers settle into Pulaski HS ahead of school year
• Elon Musk won't face election bribery charges in Wisconsin, state prosecutor says
• WisDOT joins CBS 58 to talk I-94 progress, upcoming WIS 100 closure
• Check out 17 homes featured in the 2026 Parade of Homes
• Staying away from big heat as we end August
• Goodwill, not just a thrift shop, also helps people find and keep a variety of jobs in the community
• Alma Center Lincoln senior football player dies after injury suffered during game
• Wisconsin analysts worry about impact of possible Canadian tariff war as threats escalate
• Family holds vigil for 39-year-old shot and killed inside home
• MPS Foundation holds 'Teachers Pick' school supply drive-thru as new school year approaches
• 'Constant issue': New bodycam video shows Brookfield officers frustrated after outdated Flock alert from Milwaukee police
• Driver arrested after pursuit, crash injures teen passenger
• We Energies 14% rate hike proposal: Advocacy groups call it unaffordable, utility company says it’ll provide reliable energy
• 'I hate you! Murderer!': Man charged in triple homicide appears in court alongside 2 accused accomplices
• Man accused of fatally shooting 2 men at Milwaukee recording studio
• Woman accused of calling in bomb threat to get back at her ex and 'cause chaos'
• Buona Beef franchisee talks plans for second Milwaukee location, weeks after opening first in Oak Creek
• Motorcyclist taken to hospital following crash in Walker's Point neighborhood
• Drinking up the city views and summer fun while there's still time left at Milwaukee's Upper Bar & Terrace
• Man killed in shooting near Ring and MLK Drive, suspect sought
• Milwaukee's PULSE fitness event returns for third year Aug. 29
• Coolest temps in over a month to start the new work week
• 83-year-old dies after two-vehicle crash in Washington County
• Bullet shatters window at Milwaukee restaurant, injures customer with broken glass
• 19-year-old arrested after Sheboygan police pursuit ends before crash
• 19-year-old injured in Milwaukee shooting, suspect in custody
• 20 residents displaced after apartment fire near 25th and Capitol
• A La Carte at the Milwaukee County Zoo brings wild sights and good eats
• 30,000 cartons of shelf stable milk donated to Hunger Task Force, thanks to Kemps and Piggly Wiggly
• Another cool week ahead with a few rain chances
• Milwaukee kids take first flights in event honoring slain rapper OG Tweezy
• 17-year-old seriously injured in Milwaukee shooting near 41st and Lloyd
• 32-year-old injured in Milwaukee shooting
• 2 drivers, 1-year-old injured in Milwaukee road-rage shooting
• HeartLove Place hosts 26th annual back-to-school giveaway in Milwaukee
• Fond du Lac County Sheriff's Office mourns unexpected death of K-9 Ace
• Black Business Market highlights local entrepreneurs in Milwaukee's Bronzeville neighborhood
• 3 injured after SUV fails to yield, strikes semi in Dodge County
• Saturday's Schlesinger Showcase (8/22)...Mexican Fiesta, Zoo A La Carte, Kenosha Co. Fair...
• Friday Night Football: Arrowhead, Homestead among Friday night winners
• Tornado damages crops at Basse's Farms ahead of Apple & Sunflower Fest
• Tosa East football returns to Hart Park more than a year after field was destroyed by flooding