Local News

• Wisconsin unemployment up for 4th straight month
• Vice President Pence says ceasefire agreed in Syria
• Madison school security guard fired for repeating racial slur
• Winter Wonders: Drive-thru holiday light display coming to southeast Wisconsin
• China Lights: Treasures of China extended through Oct. 27 at Boerner Botanical Gardens
• Racine County sheriff's deputy awarded Wisconsin K-9 Handler of the Year
• You can buy your dog an advent calendar filled with treats for the holidays
• All aboard! Canadian Pacific Holiday Train returns to Wisconsin for 2019 holiday season 🚂🎅
• Milwaukee officials respond to fire at Avenue Manor Apartments
• American Airlines flight makes emergency return to Mitchell International Airport
• 'It has changed me already:' Giannis Antetokounmpo confirms he's going to be a dad
• Slow warm up into next week and then a cool down the rest of the month
• NARI Home & Remodeling Show returns this weekend to State Fair Park
• Debate continues over Menomonee Falls mascot name
• Madison cab company will run only on Teslas
• Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office investigating report of shots fired on I-43
• Mom urges use of blue Halloween buckets to raise autism awareness
• 'I'm speechless:' Man asks for help locating truck he says was stolen in West Allis
• Milwaukee police officer buys new car seats for a mother he pulled over
• Stone Bank Fire Department to close after more than 100 years
• Suspect taken into custody for involvement in I-43 shooting
• Pregnant woman hurt while picking up daughter from Mayfair Mall fight, Black Panthers demand action
• New mural hangs over brewhouse building in Miller Valley
• Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele not seeking re-election
• VP Pence reschedules visit to Pleasant Prairie for Oct. 23
• Officials: Former assistant coach for Milwaukee Wave charged with abuse after tackling 8-year-old girl
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Kay Jensen of Kathy's House
• Milwaukee man accused of burning, kicking girlfriend's 5-year-old daughter
• Fiserv Forum unveils new food, drinks
• Milwaukee Health Department, Board of Zoning outlines their budget and goals for 2020
• 'Mean and gets drunk a lot:' Mother accused of neglecting, abusing her 6 children
• Oconomowoc wildlife center rescues raccoon with its head stuck in aluminum can
• Wisconsin boy says man strapped him to chair in basement
• Milwaukee police seek suspect involved in shooting near 13th and Euclid
• Complaint could make up to 234K Wisconsin voters ineligible
• Blake Shelton to perform at Fiserv Forum on March 20
• Wisconsin police officer won't be charged in fatal shooting
• Semi fire backs up drivers on I-41/94 NB near County G
• Electrical problem believed to be cause of deadly house fire near 14th and Capitol
• Football referees explain how bad calls in Packers game happened
• MPD: Shots fired during argument, innocent bystander injured
• Milwaukee man charged for fatal shooting of stepfather
• 'It's dangerous:' Drivers react to Monday's I-43 shooting
• Waukesha police: Woman steals more than $1,000 in gas from Kwik Trip
• Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office: Reckless driver strikes crossing guard on hospital grounds
• Man charged for fatal hit-and-run in West Allis alley
• Police: Man enters Wauwatosa home after running from car accident, suspect in custody
• American prosecutor from Wisconsin slain in Pacific nation of Micronesia
• Flight attendants protest for new contract outside Mitchell International
• Milwaukee VA celebrates White Cane Safety Day with services for visually impaired veterans
• Disgruntled employee charged with lighting Menomonee Falls body shop on fire
• Milwaukee man accused of leading police on chase with kids and baby in vehicle
• Dozens protest proposed slaughterhouse location on Milwaukee's north side
• Funeral to be held for 9-year-old Sheboygan boy who died after being hit by garbage truck
• Milwaukee Fire Department hands out smoke detectors after deadly fire near 14th and Capitol
• Cash reward for tips: Crime Stoppers launches partnership with MPD, CBS 58
• Crash near 35th and Greenfield in Milwaukee; We Energies responds to scene
• Peak color in place across northern Wisconsin
• Muskego fifth grader's kind gesture creates friendship, inspires others
• Darlington police chief who died in the line of duty will be honored 87 years later
• Shots fired investigation shuts down I-43 SB, man taken to hospital from 9th and North
• Ozaukee County men accused of selling THC cartridges out of apartment
• Pill bottle with GPS tracker leads police directly to theft suspect
• West Allis Fire Department buys back historic fire engine
• DNC 2020 host committee discusses benefits after convention
• 40 missing children's cases remain active in Wisconsin
• Harley-Davidson halts production of LiveWire electric motorcycles
• Texas man suspected of killing girlfriend, infant daughter from Wisconsin
• Fond du Lac restaurant defends itself following backlash for firing an employee
• Suspects in Milwaukee THC vape operation waive preliminary hearings
• Police ID man killed by hit and run driver in Pleasant Prairie
• Milwaukee criminal defense attorney charged with stalking, battering woman
• Columbus Park renamed Indigenous Peoples' Park; 'Their history should be preserved and recognized'
• CBS 58's Michael Schlesinger calls Bingo at Potawatomi Hotel & Casino
• Pedestrian hit and killed by train in Kenosha identified
• 51-year-old woman identified in fatal hit-and-run crash in West Allis alley
• Charges filed: Milwaukee man lost control of vehicle, crashed into MCTS bus shelter
• Police investigating after German Shepherd shot in Racine
• Officials: 20-year-old Milwaukee man led police on separate high-speed chases
• Military Members Get Special Recognition at USO Wisconsin Gala
• Chevy Chase is coming to Milwaukee for 'Christmas Vacation' screening
• Wisconsin police department stumbles upon 'grisly' scene of half-eaten donuts
• Milwaukee officials respond to house fire near 1st and Ring
• Video created to help break cycle of domestic violence
• 1 year later, Jayme Closs says she's feeling stronger every day
• Local church welcomes children of all abilities to special trick-or-treat event
• Frosty start followed by warmer & (eventually) wetter weather
• Mayor Tom Barrett visits local churches as part of 9th annual Strong Baby Sabbath
• Burlington police searching for suspects who broke into US Cellular
• West Allis Police investigating after woman crashes car into steps near 61st and Mitchell