• Mukwonago farmer says he's spent an extra $20K on diesel as prices hit all-time high
• Milwaukee's Uptown neighborhood celebrates first-of-its-kind affordable housing development
• Susan G. Komen More Than Pink Walk returns to Henry Maier Festival Park Sept. 27
• Milwaukee launches MKE GO to promote alternatives to driving alone
• Whitefish Bay police investigating after man tries to approach 2 girls in separate incidents
• Riverwest Jazz Fest returns after 3-year hiatus, honors Manty Ellis
• BBB: Scam reports surged 80% nationally in 2025
• Isolated showers remain possible after a soggy weekend
• Realtor group chair talks August home sales, agent safety precautions
• 7-year-old seriously injured after being hit by vehicle in Milwaukee
• Family members hold vigil for Milwaukee 16-year-old shot and killed near Layton and Greenfield
• Ukrainian war veterans share stories of service, resilience at Milwaukee Central Library
• Fiesta Selena postponed by rain, but celebration continues indoors with Paint and Sip
• Wine and Harvest Festival draws crowds to downtown Cedarburg despite gloomy weather
• Saturday night shooting sends 16-year-old to the hospital in Milwaukee, police investigating
• Rain wrapping up soon, dry & cool to start fall
• Silver Alert issued for 70-year-old woman missing from Butler
• Gas prices in Wisconsin reach near $5 a gallon at some locations as statewide average continues to increase
• 16-year-old dies after shooting on South Layton Boulevard in Milwaukee
• Statue honoring Milwaukee housing pioneer Beechie O. Brooks unveiled on city's north side
• Milwaukee woman named mayor of Miller High Life's 'Champagne of Beers Region'
• Hundreds pack Wauwatosa City Hall's parking lot for 16th annual Tosa Green Summit
• Downtown Racine's 32nd annual 'Party on the Pavement' cancelled due to Saturday rain
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (9/19)...Cedarburg's Wine & Harvest Festival, Bay View Bash, & Freshwater Food & Wine Festival
• CBS 58 Bids for Kids MACC Auction wraps up a successful campaign
• 37-year-old fatally shot in Milwaukee's Riverwest neighborhood
• Body camera footage reveals Greenfield police chief's interaction with city officials over investigation into alleged misconduct
• Milwaukee to welcome a new pro football team in 2027
• Suicide prevention training at Milwaukee City Hall honors late Ald. Jonathan Brostoff
• Surveillance captures e-scooter rider tumbling through air after crashing into car in Milwaukee intersection
• Milwaukee parking meters temporarily unable to accept direct credit card payments starting Oct. 1
• 31-year-old seriously injured in stabbing near Brady and Warren
• Las Palmas Western Wear celebrates decades of Hispanic heritage on Milwaukee's Mitchell Street
• 83-year-old arrested, charged with murder in 1995 disappearance of Fond du Lac County man
• Gov. Evers joins Kikkoman for grand opening of new production facility in Jefferson
• 'Week Without Driving': Milwaukee Co. residents urged to reduce or eliminate driving Oct. 1-8
• Wauwatosa Historical Society celebrates final ‘Brews and Blooms’ of the year Oktoberfest style
• Milwaukee man sentenced to 1 year in prison for deadly hit-and-run
• Can money buy happiness? Local financial advisor weighs in
• Rain and storms are likely. A flood watch has been issued for the entire area.
• 🍋🧪A zest for success: How Lemonade Lab 414 is shaking up a summer classic
• 'Side door access': After FPC meeting, unclear how many federal and local agencies accessed Milwaukee Flock data
• Milwaukee police search for man accused of killing 37-year-old during argument over PlayStation
• DA finds Waukesha officer justified in July Meijer shooting
• Landowners relieved after ATC moves proposed power lines for Port Washington data center
• New documents reveal why no help was sent to 99-year-old woman attacked in her own home
• Generac strikes multibillion-dollar deal with Amazon for data center backup power
• Racine County deputy makes first court appearance for accidental shooting charges
• Mount Zion Christian Church School employee charged with possession of child pornography
• Oconomowoc man charged after alleged pellet gun threat near school
• Milwaukee Public Museum celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with special events
• Shorewood attorney convicted for spitting on teen during BLM protest has law license suspended for 1 year
• Jones Island construction could affect visibility on Hoan Bridge
• Visit Milwaukee preview: Sept. 18-20
• Franklin man accused of pointing gun at Indian Community School employee
• Request to seal evidence in case against Packers running back Josh Jacobs denied by judge
• Extension of Oak Leaf Trail now open in Oak Creek
• Milwaukee Padel community has a new space to play and grow the sport at Epic Padel MKE
• Rev-Up MKE: 11 local finalists participate in small business pitch competition
• Film critic reviews 'The Weight' and 'The Uprising'
• Some Thursday morning showers before a round of heavy rain is possible to start the weekend
• 29-year-old man killed in shooting near 32nd and McKinley
• Pioneering the search for a cure: Light the Night walk in support of blood cancer research set for Thursday
• 63-year-old woman killed in crash near 68th and Hampton identified by ME's office
• West Bend business robbed of thousands of dollars in Pokémon merchandise
• 'I actually backtracked': Southeast Wisconsin drivers desperate for deals as gas prices keep rising
• 'Part of the catalyst to improve this city': Bartolotta returns to Water Street
• Milwaukee Bucks serve lunch for Lincoln Avenue kids after school fire
• Franklin 9-year-old looks to become ‘Youth Athlete of the Year’
• MCTS weighs 25% bus service cuts as it faces growing budget deficit
• Hannah Dugan's law license will not be suspended, Wisconsin Supreme Court rules
• 80-year-old Franklin woman found dead in vehicle at Whitnall Park Beer Garden
• $18.1M WIS 100 project to bring bridge replacement, resurfacing in Milwaukee County
• The Beacon: Aurora Health Care celebrates development to improve wellbeing of residents
• Wisconsin gas prices climb above $4 as drivers feel pain at the pump
• Cooler with more rain chances
• Brewers fans line up outside team store for NL Central Division Championship gear
• Bids for Kids 2026: CBS 58 partners with MACC Fund for second year to raise money to fight childhood cancer
• Groundbreaking ceremony held for new all-inclusive park in Wauwatosa
• No charges after student brings toy foam blaster to Kenosha County school
• Freshwater Food & Wine Festival debuts on the lake front with celebrity, local chef demos, food and more
• Cities of Waukesha, Oconomowoc, and Racine elect to discontinue Flock program
• Serious motorcycle crash overnight at Marquette Interchange
• Education expert suggests reframing homework as 'academic practice'
• Cancer patient becomes nurse at MACC Fund Center, same place she was treated