• Pour for a Cure: Northwestern Mutual hosts lemonade stand to benefit foundation fighting childhood cancer
• 35th Juneteenth Court introduced ahead of Milwaukee's annual celebrations
• Juneteenth flag raised over Wisconsin Capitol building
• Red Cross announces urgent blood need as 21st annual zoo drive kicks off
• Doc Rivers weighs in on Giannis trade rumors on Bill Simmons podcast
• 'Brewed Awakening': The new TV show currently in development in Wisconsin
• 6:00 pm Update: Isolated rain and storms still possible through this evening. Severe storms happening to our west.
• East Troy Electric Railroad earns spot on National Register of Historic Places
• Firefighter injured during Milwaukee church fire, neighbors say church was decades-old neighborhood landmark
• Prepare for summer celebrations by finding the best deals on summertime food
• Cheese Capital Festival returning to Plymouth June 26-27
• Hunger Task Force distributing farmers market vouchers to qualifying Milwaukee County seniors
• MPD: 34-year-old dead after shooting near 19th and Melvina
• Champions of Magic brings large-scale illusion show to Chicago for the summer
• Greendale High School Marching Band invited to participate in London Parade 2028
• Dousman kennel that caught fire was unlicensed, families mourn pets killed
• Garth Brooks fans battle traffic, construction for first of 2 concerts at Henry Maier Festival Park
• Wauwatosa West High School Theatre program continues to make history on the national stage
• Franklin man accused of kidnapping, attempted sexual assault enters not guilty plea
• MATC holds Juneteenth flag-raising ceremony at downtown campus
• 'Safe Summer Sites' program offers safe spaces for students when school is out
• Kenosha man riding minibike killed in crash with box truck
• Moran’s Pub in South Milwaukee named one of best places in nation to watch World Cup
• Exotic pet event provides safe way to surrender animals, learn about responsible ownership
• Man seriously hurt after son 'intentionally' hit him with car in Menomonee Falls, warrant issued for suspect's arrest
• Something is swooping in Shorewood: Village issues warning about aggressive ‘divebombing’ bird
• WisDOT joins CBS 58 to go over road conditions in the area
• Milwaukee County Zoo hosts Senior Safari with free admission for visitors 60 and older
• Milwaukee County Zoo mourns loss of zebra foal born in April
• 'I killed somebody!': Bodycam video shown at trial shows aftermath of crash that killed MU lacrosse players
• McFarlandale Dairy in Watertown to host Breakfast on the Farm this weekend
• ♫ Carolina Liar's Chad Wolf talks Summerfest, hit songs and new vinyl release
• 2:15pm Update Severe Thunderstorms have sparked this afternoon with a hail threat
• 'He lived for his family': Milwaukee family grieving father of 4 with baby on the way
• Wade and Diener combine forces again
• ‘This city keeps taking so many great people from us’: Milwaukee father shot and killed near 24th and Wells
• Archdiocese of Milwaukee offers prayer service for migrants and refugees
• 4 additional charges as jury trial begins for woman accused in crash that killed 2 Marquette students
• 18-year-old killed in shooting, Kenosha police seek leads
• Deputy shot, suspect found dead after standoff at dog park in Town of Elba
• The Hop's 'Festival Line' now in operation, bringing free rides to Milwaukee's lakefront
• 1 injured after shots fired during road rage incident in Menomonee Falls
• Officials: 10 dogs, 1 cat die in Village of Dousman fire
• Thompson Farm brings first-ever Strawberry Festival to pick-your-own strawberry season
• Florida rescue secures agreement to permanently close Ridglan Farms facility, transfer 475 dogs
• Broadcasting Club gives students at Milwaukee Parkside School a taste of the newsroom
• Discussing Milwaukee-area home sales, inventory and tips for sellers
• Author and certified alligator wrestler Tom Cladis discusses debut novel
• Sunny start to the new work week, then plenty of rain chances as temps stay cool
• Car on its side after overnight crash near 95th and Adler in West Allis
• Kids sharpen their skills with Packers' Micah Parsons in Greenfield
• 'My eyes welled up with tears': Tribute tournament held in honor of young boy who died in tragic 2024 accident
• ‘It’s overwhelmingly emotional': Germantown honey farm’s Florida facility destroyed in fire, owners say
• MPD investigating 2 separate, unrelated shootings involving teenagers
• Family identifies victim in deadly motorcycle crash in Marquette Interchange
• 1 dead, 4 teens injured in single-vehicle rollover crash in Fond du Lac County
• Goodbye heat for a while -- seasonably cool weather on the way with a few precipitation chances
• Can a Democratic trifecta happen? Party leaders say yes, highlight recent wins during the first day of the state convention
• Milwaukee woman arrested after firing shots through own open sunroof at Lake Park
• NFL Milwaukee natives team up in second annual youth football camp
• MPD investigating 3 separate non-fatal shootings
• Milwaukee attorney and native Nancy Gruber passes away
• Family identifies victim after reported drowning in Nagawicka Lake
• Hundreds of local mothers, families receive free resources during Penfield Children Center's biannual community baby shower
• Franklin police investigating reports of attempted sexual assault along Oak Leaf Trail
• 50-year-old shot, killed overnight in Milwaukee
• Fond du Lac deputies arrest pickup truck driver who was chasing another car in road rage incident
• 44-year-old woman injured after falling off motorcycle in Fond du Lac County
• Don't know how to boat? A nonprofit is inviting you to a free 'small boat experience' 🚣
• We Energies crews continue working to restore power in Kenosha County after storms sweep area Thursday night
• Legal fight continues over new ordinance forcing downtown food trucks to close earlier
• Woman accused of killing local dentist in Brown Deer sentenced to probation
• Looking for some summertime fun? The Milwaukee County Zoo has you covered 🦁
• Barn torn apart by heavy winds in Kenosha County
• Turtles conquer Discovery World in second annual 'Turtle Fest' 🐢
• Man convicted of killing Milwaukee police officer gets life in prison, no possibility for parole
• 22-year-old man dead, identified after officer-involved shooting near 84th and Kaul
• Actor Tyler Mane's breast cancer diagnosis puts spotlight on rare disease in men
• Wisconsin residents can now buy state park passes when renewing vehicle registration
• Financial advisor shares tips for avoiding debt on summer vacation as travel costs rise
• 'I just kept on racing': WI racing legend Jerry Eckhardt in his 61st season on the track
• Last full weekend of spring will give us a 50/50 deal with the forecast
• Downed power lines litter Kenosha County after heavy storms hit area