• 'A magical ride': Brewers fans gearing up for postseason as final homestand begins
• American Family Field renovations latest: Winterization pushed back, elevator and escalator work moved up
• MeTV to broadcast 'The Wizard of Oz' along with a month of 'Oz' delights 👠🌪️🧙‍♀️
• Peggy Williams-Smith named interim CEO of Wisconsin Center District Board
• MCTS seeks community input on future of public transportation in Milwaukee
• Walker's Point murals tell story of Milwaukee's Latino community during Hispanic Heritage Month
• 'This was all of us last night': Packers fan reacts after video of her checking pulse at game goes viral
• Girl Scouts of Southeast Wisconsin hold Dessert First Gala at Discovery World
• Employees temporarily evacuated after reported bomb threat at Menomonee Falls business
• NWA champion previews Samhain: Part 4 at Turner Hall
• 'Sounded like fireworks going off': New MFD reports detail twin U-Haul fires, possible causes
• Quartet returns to Milwaukee to sing Brewers national anthem 50 years later
• State Superintendent Underly calls for changes to Wisconsin school funding in State of Education address
• 2 arrested after alleged fraternity hazing incident in Madison
• West Allis PD: Nathan Hale student arrested after firearm found in backpack
• Bob Pettit, imposing Hawks great and first NBA MVP, dies at 93
• Wisconsin home sales fell 8.3% in August as affordability hits record low
• Tenants scramble for housing after Milwaukee apartment buildings boarded up
• Brewers excitement sweeps Milwaukee as fans eye a World Series
• 4 arrested after Fond du Lac search warrant uncovers drugs, replica firearms
• All Madison police officers will have body cameras by end of 2027, mayor says
• Report: Average Milwaukee driver loses more than $3400 a year due to rough, congested roads
• Judge calls Steven Avery commutation request 'entirely inappropriate'
• Judge denies motion to permanently seal evidence in case against Packers running back Josh Jacobs
• St. Augustine Prep celebrates grand opening of new North Campus in Glendale
• Wisconsin State Fair changes youth chaperone policy after 7 arrests on final night
• Pedestrian dead following early morning crash near 92nd and Hampton, 21-year-old victim identified
• New Sendik's Food Market holds grand opening in Whitefish Bay
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'The Stunt Driver' and 'Charlie Harper'
• Toy expert shares picks for keeping kids entertained on fall road trips
• Drought worsens in northern Wisconsin with a few more isolated showers possible locally
• Former NBA star honoring Racine basketball star who was shot and killed
• Milwaukee police host 'Donuts with Detectives' community event
• 'Can’t get back in': Milwaukee residents kicked out of apartments
• 'Why not?': Milwaukee gas station owner offers $10 of free gas to seniors in the neighborhood
• Federal action raises questions as organ donation leaders address trust
• Milwaukee's Oriental Theatre to be featured in Turner Classic Movies docuseries
• Racine County reports first human case of West Nile virus this year
• Bodycam video released after fatal police-involved shooting near 37th and Wright
• Franklin native Sam Mayer returning to JR Motorsports for 2027 season
• Drone footage shows man accused of ramming Brookfield police squads during drug bust
• EHD outbreak confirmed in Washington County, suspected cases reported across southeastern Wisconsin
• Marquette University dental student creates supply drive for under-resourced MPS classrooms
• A quiet pattern is finally here
• Hundreds of MPS students gather at American Family Field for college, career kickoff
• Attorneys of 99-year-old woman attacked may file lawsuit; dispatchers sent no help for hours
• Milwaukee man accused of using jail tablet to intimidate victim
• West Allis man dies after crashing into boat being towed on I-90 near Lake Delton
• Hilary Duff bringing 'the lucky me tour' to Fiserv Forum
• Next Act Theatre opens season with Wisconsin premiere of 'TRAYF'
• Documentaries take center stage at this year's 'Dialogues Documentary Festival' put on by Milwaukee Film
• 'Do I annihilate the Islamic Republic': Some Republicans break from Trump after comments on Iran
• Milwaukee Pro Football says Packers Hall of Famer Gilbert Brown will be team's first head coach
• ‘It’s terrible’: Sewage floods basements after storm in northwest Kenosha
• County board approves ordinance authorizing sale of UW-Milwaukee at Waukesha campus
• Fans rally for Brewers and gear up for postseason action
• Video shows high-speed chase that ended when man fleeing police drove into Lake Como
• MPD: Woman arrested, accused of stealing car with 5-year-old child inside
• Breaking down a Brewers path to the NLDS
• Milwaukee Common Council approves filing for new rental inspection pilot program to ensure habitable housing
• 2 in custody in connection with homicide of 27-year-old Racine man
• 'Brew City Trail' launches, connecting beer-focused businesses across SE Wisconsin
• Mexico native brings handcrafted leatherworks to Milwaukee's south side at 'La Laguna'
• I-94 traffic switch coming in October, General Mitchell ramps closing
• 1 dead, another seriously hurt in head-on crash in Kenosha County
• Proposed 2027 Milwaukee budget: More money for road repairs, funded by permit and fee increases
• MPS paraprofessional charged with felony child abuse
• Salt & Centered in Mukwonago looks to heal with salt rooms and red light therapy
• Stolen vehicle crashes into Oak Creek pond, 4 juveniles taken into custody
• Racine Zoo goes all in on spooky season this October
• Rustic Road Brewing hosts Lakeside Oktoberfest in Kenosha
• Happy Fall Y'all! Temperatures start cool for the new season with isolated showers
•  Doors Open Milwaukee marks 16th year with UW-Milwaukee as presenting sponsor
• Billy Corgan on NWA pro-wrestling and the new generation of Smashing Pumpkins fans
• Former Racine Case HS basketball star killed in shooting near 12th and Memorial
• Friends remember Kenosha man killed in tavern shooting that led to officer-involved shooting
• Mount Pleasant PD: 7-year-old child shoots self in leg after finding loaded firearm, man arrested
• Historic Kenosha community theatre worries about future after weekend rain causes flooding
• Shoe giveaway held at north side school as part of violence prevention campaign
• 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
• County and city leaders in Milwaukee react to weekend shootings involving teenagers