News

• Trump agrees to postpone State of the Union address
• Europe court orders Italy to pay damages to Amanda Knox
• Menomonee Falls Police Department looking for suspect who stole PlayStation
• Diabetic federal worker rationed her insulin during the shutdown because debt was scarier than dying
• Boeing's first autonomous air taxi flight ends in fewer than 60 seconds
• Businessman who defrauded Wisconsin agency gets 7 years
• Ice Castles in Lake Geneva open for season
• Three charged with allegedly stealing from Brookfield construction site
• "This was one of the benchmarks:" Milwaukee secures money for 2020 DNC bid
• "It isn't as bad as it could have been:" Local residents dig out after winter storm
• Two women file federal lawsuit against Milwaukee Brewers over space provided for fans in wheelchairs
• A look inside the Milwaukee Police Department's 'Shoot Review' meetings
• At least 5 people killed at SunTrust Bank in Sebring, Florida, police say
• Jennie-O to donate $25,000 in reward money to Jayme Closs
• Motorcyclist arrested after leading state trooper on high-speed pursuit
• Milwaukee Police searching for burglary suspect who pretended to work for water company
• UPDATE: Man, 80, shot by woman, 74, during altercation near 50th and Auer
• Glendale man facing possession of child pornography charges
• Milwaukee Brewers introduce Crib Crew for the tiniest baseball fan in your life
• One dead after two pickup trucks collide head-on in Vilas County
• Titletown to host first-ever 'SkateFest' February 9
• Pleasant Prairie Police searching for suspect who entered several vehicles
• 50-year-old man shot in Milwaukee Tuesday night near 38th and Galena
• Salvation Army offering warming shelters during extreme cold
• Brewers release autograph scheduled for Brewers On Deck
• Packers Titletown to host luge, curling and biathlon in February
• Registration open for Brewers Mini-Marathon
• Nurse arrested in case of incapacitated woman who gave birth
• 1 PM Update: As snow comes to an end snow reports are pouring in
• Man dies shortly after shoveling on Milwaukee's south side
• Rob Zombie, Marilyn Manson and more rock stars coming to Rock Fest in July
• Walgreens settles Medicaid violation accusations
• The shutdown's hitting Smithsonian hard. It's losing $1 million a week
• Deputies could replace private security on MCTS buses
• No snow day: MPS schools open despite heavy snowfall
• Drivers face slick road conditions Wednesday morning
• DNR paid out $808k in wildlife damage claims in 2017
• Catholic student in viral video says he respects Native American elder, but he doesn't owe an apology
• Snow emergencies, parking restrictions, and closings due to winter storm
• SCHOOL CLOSINGS LIST
• Milwaukee earns bronze medal in Pre-K, report says
• Snowy Road Conditions in Waukesha County
• “Everyone can play:” Local elementary schools implement ‘structured recess’ program to prevent bullying
• Keith Tozer: Futsal's triple threat
• 'Disappointed but hopeful:' GOP reaction to State of the State Address
• Kim & LaVoy, S.C. offering free gift cards for furloughed federal employees
• Tips to prevent harsh wintry conditions from taking a toll on your car
• Wisconsin lawmakers react to Governor Evers first State of the State Address
• Evers calls for bipartisanship to address Wisconsin issues
• Meet Amy Nelson: Top ten finalist for the 2018 Packers Fan Hall of Fame
• Assembly passes pre-existing coverage bill 76-19
• First responders prepare for snowy night
• Oscar Mayer hiring Weinermobile drivers
• Body found in vacant home after fire identified
• Three people in custody after MPD officer hurt in a hit-and-run
• Caught on dashcam: Fond du Lac County Sheriff's Deputy nearly hit by vehicle while assisting other motorist
• High court lets military implement transgender restrictions
• Milwaukee Art Museum offering free admission to furloughed federal employees
• Man charged after allegedly purchasing 5 vehicles at auto auction with worthless checks
• Milwaukee school bus driver cited for hit-and-run after striking another bus
• Milwaukee County Zoo's new groundhog will make his Groundhog Day debut on February 2
• Metcalfe's offering grocery discount to federal workers currently furloughed
• Muskego Police searching for owner of wedding ring found at Pick 'n Save
• Milwaukee DPW declares overnight snow operation for Tuesday and Wednesday
• MillerCoors losing naming rights to Miller Park after 2020 season
• Driver killed in Superior bridge plunge
• 'Roma,' 'The Favourite' lead Oscar nomination with 10 nods
• Hurley School District to discontinue Midgets mascot
• Person dead after school bus crashes into car in Wisconsin
• US singer Chris Brown detained in Paris after rape complaint
• GM responds to backlash after racism allegations: 'This is not who we are'
• 1 dead, 2 hurt after falling through ice on Lake Winnebago
• Donations are rolling in for a Bahamas restaurant owner who lost money in the Fyre Festival fiasco
• Milwaukee Police Officer hit by car near 24th and Capitol
• Superhero Jason Momoa visits Harley Davidson Museum and Factory
• Antetokounmpo has 31 points as Bucks beat Mavericks 116-106
• Milwaukee woman's message after her brother dies shoveling
• Pedestrian seriously injured after being hit by semi-truck in Ozaukee County
• Gov. Evers to deliver first State of the State Address Tuesday
• Police: 1 person killed at Illinois mall, shooter at large
• Grafton Police Department installs safety measures in entrance when lobby is closed
• All lanes of I-43 at WIS 32 closed due to crash in Ozaukee County
• Lost picture from 1940s reunited with owner
• Madison man uses ax on his property after spat over toys
• 4,200 parking citations issued during Milwaukee's first snow operation of 2019
• Two Milwaukee women arrested after allegedly asking others to return stolen merchandise
• Milwaukee Police: Man, 26, seriously injured in shooting near 19th and Keefe
• Endangered African Penguin chick hatches at Racine Zoo
• Racine Fire Department reminding citizens to shovel out fire hydrants
• A toddler walks toward police with her hands up as her dad gets arrested
• Truck stolen from Milwaukee community improvement organization
• Miller Park holding job fair for part-time seasonal positions
• More accumulating snow on the way
• Platteville officer adopts kitten after rescuing it from the snow
• Kenosha County Sheriff's Department looking for escaped inmate
• Hundreds attend 22nd annual Martin Luther King Day celebration in Milwaukee
• 4 injured but expected to be OK in small plane crash
• Milwaukee Museum Week provides free admission for kids at many locations on this MLK holiday
• Serving up peace through pie on MLK Day
• 2 people in custody in string of Dane County armed robberies