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• Warmth and humidity increase ahead of our first good chance for rain in weeks
• Life Time aquatics expert shares swim safety tips as summer pool and lake season kicks off
• Illinois-based giant breed dog rescue seeking fosters and volunteers in Milwaukee area
• Alabama family pleads for return of son missing on family trip in Japan
• Marquette Law School Poll: 61% say Supreme Court rules for Trump most or almost all of the time
• 'Don't put your hand on his throat!': Video shows three Menomonee Falls officers arrest boy, family alleges he was choked
• WisDOT exploring safety changes to I-43 at National Avenue Interchange
• Bass Bay Beer Garden holds grand opening nearly 6 months after fire destroys popular Muskego restaurant
• House votes to limit Trump’s Iran war powers in remarkable rebuke
• Trump tells CNN he doesn’t know if $1.8 billion fund is dead, calling it ‘a beautiful thing’
• Body recovered from Rock River in Jefferson County
• 'It’s wrong and it’s un-American': Kenosha leaders condemn anti-immigrant posters, urge residents to report incidents
• Wauwatosa police: Driver shoots another car in road rage incident near Harmonee Bridge
• Misiorowski makes young fan's day at local card store
• New legislation allows Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office to impound cars used in reckless driving offenses
• 44 years later: Investigators identify woman in 1982 Milwaukee River cold case
• Man charged in connection with shooting that left 1 dead near 38th and Congress
• Blue Angels, Thunderbirds will not perform at 2026 Milwaukee Air & Water Show
• Hupy and Abraham donates $15K to help combat gun violence in Milwaukee
• Civil suit filed against Wisconsin governor candidate Francesca Hong
• Federal judge to determine if Judge Hannah Dugan’s conviction should be overturned
• Wisconsin State Fair job fair set for June 6
• Justice 4 Jamar: Family to hold community day on 3-year anniversary of son's shooting death
• Visit Missing Links in Mequon for weekly live music, ice cream, beer and a lot of golf
• Minocqua Brewing Company owner fails to qualify for governor's race
• Festivals, performances, and more: Here's what's happening in Milwaukee this June
• Police respond to robbery at Speedway gas station in West Allis
• Mid-week sunshine ahead of a chance for stronger storms
• Coast Guard divers arrive in Bahamas to begin new search for missing Michigan woman
• Scott Pelley fired by CBS after ‘60 Minutes’ clash with management
• Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin talks Breakfast on the Farm events
• Your chance to warm up to some cold-blooded animals this Sunday at Wehr's 'Reptile Day'
• Inside Glendale apartment fire: How upgraded alarm system helped people evacuate
• 'He was a gift': Isaiah Cramer's family still searching for answers, 2 years after he went missing
• Frontier passenger chokes off-duty flight attendant after trying to open exit door and cockpit on Chicago flight, police say
• Supreme Court allows Alabama to use GOP-friendly map for midterms, cutting seat held by Black Democrat
• City of Milwaukee brings back street leaf pickup after pushback over bagging
• Court case puts Arrowhead High School's state title at risk
• Climbing guide dies in accident at Devil's Lake State Park
• Legal counsel approved for Milwaukee Elections Commission in wake of FBI questioning
• Evers hopes lawmakers revisit failed tax relief plan as Trump prepares Wisconsin visit
• 135 more beagles to be released from Ridglan Farms, Big Dog Ranch Rescue says
• Trump names controversial top housing official to be acting director of national intelligence
• Brewers players team up with local teens to design custom sneakers
• Milwaukee mom questions lack of charges after road rage attack traumatizes 5-year-old daughter with autism
• Racine students build shed, rainwater collection system to help make community garden more accessible
• 'Awesome': Packers QB Jordan Love reflects on being a first-time dad
• White House Correspondents’ Association reschedules dinner after shooting incident
• Racine man charged with first-degree reckless homicide in death of 22-month-old
• Racine County man convicted of election fraud sentenced to 3 years of probation
• 37-year-old shot during robbery near 25th and Capitol, MPD investigating
• Kick off patio season at Il Cervo with a seasonal menu and rooftop views
• MPD seeks missing 47-year-old man last seen near 3rd and Nash
• MCSO: Deadly Greenfield crash stemmed from alleged hit-and-run moments prior
• Cooler lakeside for two more days before a brief warmup
• Pet Palooza returns to Greendale on June 6 with agility courses, fashion show and more
• UK blocks visit by pro-Palestinian US streamer Hasan Piker
• Riverwest's new plant shop 'Welcome 2 The Jungle' shows it has some good flower power
• Russia slams key Ukrainian cities in one of deadliest offensives in months
• Fire causes temporary closure of Lucky's Ice House Bar & Grill
• Packers receiver Antonio Freeman watching son, Alex, on U.S. Men's Soccer World Cup team
• Bud Selig weighs in on MLB's salary cap proposal, negotiations
• 'He had to die on his son's birthday': Father killed during child's party at Milwaukee park
• 1 killed, 2 seriously injured in Jefferson County crash
• Crews respond to 3-alarm fire at Glendale apartment building
• Trump administration signals to GOP congressional leaders it will back off $1.8 billion ‘anti-weaponization’ fund
• Video shows teen jumping on police squad during 'chaotic' scene at Carmen Park
• Evers raises pride flag at Capitol, future of tradition depends on election
• 'It was terrifying': House fire forces evacuations near 38th and Vliet
• Neighbor charged in deadly shooting of Milwaukee father
• Wisconsin ranks #8 worst road rage in America, Milwaukee drivers react to new report
• President Trump to visit Wisconsin this Friday
• 'Mothers belong with their kids': Sheboygan woman detained by ICE twice speaks for first time after release
• 'A joyful thing': Greenfield students plant with seniors at Clement Manor
• Glass Under Glass: Mitchell Park Domes showcasing new summer floral exhibit
• Mayor Johnson hosts 3-mile ride through downtown Milwaukee as part of Wisconsin Bike Week
• Uecker muralist shares some inside baseball on his painting technique as piece continues to take shape
• North Carolina police officer charged with assault after video shows him repeatedly punching Black woman during arrest
• What we know about the UFC fight at the White House
• Milwaukee County kicks off Pride Month with flag-raising ceremony🏳️‍🌈
• Brookfield student crowned Miss Wisconsin Teen USA 2026, the first Latina titleholder in state history
• Courage+ kicks off Pride Month with art installation growing through the cracks
• May officially the driest month on record as we look ahead to a June that is typically wet
• Milwaukee Community Sailing Center lets you set sail for lots of summer fun
• Moosa's owner hosts first free 'Yoga & Youth' event at lakefront
• 14-year-old injured in shooting on Milwaukee's northwest side
• Milwaukee Brat House holds 'Last Schlitz on Earth' party for discontinued beer
• Sister surprises brother at high school graduation after serving overseas his entire senior year
• Whitefish Bay police issue warning after child reports suspicious activity involving unknown man
• 'I feel amazing': Girls on the Run 5K encouraging young women to build confidence
• Spreading the love of music throughout Wisconsin thanks to donated instruments
• 'The hole in your heart is never going to be replaced': Family of man killed in workplace accident speaks, seeks answers
• MCSO investigating deadly shooting at Center Street Park
• MPS superintendent says there is no timeline for closing or merging schools
• Getting a taste of Summerfest early at the second 'SummerFeast'
• 14th annual 'Heal the Hood' block party and resource fair kicks off
• Protesters rally outside Ridglan Farms, call for release of remaining beagles and closure of facility
• Looking for a new home in Oak Creek? Some construction students at Franklin High School might have the answer
• United Airlines flight diverted to Madison airport due to 'unruly' passenger; person detained
• Milwaukee police searching for critically missing 13-year-old girl