News

• Milwaukee Alderwoman Chantia Lewis pleads not guilty to criminal charges
• FCC to require 10-digit dialing code for Wisconsin residents beginning Oct. 24
• 6 people shot at large gathering in Racine; police seek leads
• 'We're at a crossroads': Ald. Marina Dimitrijevic enters race for next Milwaukee mayor
• Police face questions after a woman's body is found in a police van in Huntsville, Alabama
• Biden mourns loss of Colin Powell: 'He will be remembered as one of our great Americans'
• Man arrested for raping a woman on a SEPTA train while other riders failed to intervene, authorities say
• 'It's going to be within our capability' to prevent another coronavirus surge, Fauci says
• Children's Wisconsin to open new clinic location in Appleton in 2023
• Coal-fired power is on the rise in America for the first time since 2014
• Alex Murdaugh coordinated with former housekeeper's family to sue himself for insurance money and then took $3 million, affidavits say
• Amber Alert remains active for 3-year-old Milwaukee boy; suspect dead
• Chicago Police Department says officers who don't adhere to vaccination policy could be fired
• Trump to appear in video deposition Monday in case about 2015 alleged assault at Trump Tower
• Potawatomi Hotel & Casino resumes 24-hour operations
• Jury selection to start in trial over Ahmaud Arbery's death
• Beijing 2022: Protesters arrested in Athens over Winter Olympics
• Port Washington's Ghost Tours and Hunts return for this spooky season
• New research shows the ways different peanuts give you a brain boost 🥜
• Fond du Lac police investigating homicide, 26-year-old man dead
• Capitol Hill Democrats face tough choices over major economic package in pivotal week ahead
• Fall temperatures arrived over the weekend ending a record warm streak
• Colin Powell, military leader and first Black US secretary of state, dies
• 6th graders at Longfellow Middle School temporarily return to virtual learning
• Waukesha police investigating serious crash near Les Paul Parkway and East Racine Ave.
• Medical Examiner: Body recovered from Menomonee River
• Fauci dismayed by Texas' move to ban mandates
• 17-year-old passenger dead after driver crashes into bus shelter near Green Bay and Capitol
• Wisconsin Air National Guard to conduct night training Oct. 18-21
• Avoiding COVID-19 news correlated with better mental well-being, Dutch studies find
• Police: Beaver Dam man dead after crashing motorcycle, speed and alcohol possible factors
• Americans among more than 350 passengers who departed Kabul on evacuation flight Sunday
• 17 American and Canadian missionaries kidnapped by gang members in Haiti
• Buttigieg says US supply chain issues will 'certainly' continue into 2022
• Washington County: Woman dead, children flown to hospital with life threatening injuries after crash
• President Clinton is expected to be discharged Sunday, spokesperson says
• Vanessa Bryant and others are suing LA County for emotional distress. The county wants them to take a psychiatric exam before trial.
• Wellness Body Mind Spirit Expo in Brown Deer focusing on wellbeing amid pandemic fatigue
• Five times as many police officers have died from Covid-19 as from gunfire since start of pandemic
• School Bulletin: Time for Turbo
• Police: 66-year-old Illinois man dead after boat crash on Lake Geneva
• Democrats' cornerstone climate policy will likely be cut from sweeping economic package
• La Niña is about to take the Southwest drought from bad to worse
• Alex Murdaugh waives his extradition hearing in Florida and returns to South Carolina to face charges
• Milwaukee Public Museum welcomes underwater exploration exhibit 'Voyage to the Deep'
• NARI Milwaukee Home Show underway at State Fair Park
• Netflix fired an employee who leaked information about Dave Chappelle's special
• WisDOT: I-41 SB/US 45 reopen following closure linked to police pursuit
• Vehicle of family that went missing 20 years ago discovered in Ohio River
• Indiana's attorney general sues companies blamed for millions of robocalls across the US
• Tuffy's Pet Foods issues recall for dog food with high levels of vitamin D
• Vaccine mix-ups are rare and there are systems in place to keep it that way
• 26-year-old dead after hitting tree, light pole near Silver Spring and Fond du Lac
• Police: 41-year-old woman shot near 76th and Hampton
• Amber Alert: Suspect in Milwaukee homicide found dead, 3-year-old still missing
• Up to half of Chicago police officers could be put on unpaid leave over vaccine dispute
• What happens if Brian Laundrie isn't found in the coming weeks
• 4 people shot outside a high school football game in Mobile, Alabama, police say
• US financial institutions report major increase in ransomware payments to cybercriminals
• Marquette community on guard after recent string of armed robberies on campus
• Police officer attacked by woman carrying a baseball bat near US Capitol
• Home heating costs will rise sharply this winter, federal government forecasts
• Racine officials: 4 arrested, 3 wanted after allegedly using Snapchat to sell drugs
• 4 teens arrested in fatal Wauwatosa hit-and-run
• Wisconsin DOT launches 'Buckle Up, Phone Down' campaign to improve safety on roads
• Community activists recognize Second Annual Milwaukee Police Appreciation Day
• Are new MPD guidelines resulting in less stops?
• White House says fully vaccinated foreign visitors can start entering US on November 8
• Morales officially sworn in as Fitchburg police chief
• Republicans, Democrats eye Milwaukee to host 2024 National Convention
• West Allis mother pleads not guilty in death of 6-year-old son
• Customers buy some Culver's locations out of 'Curderburgers' in under 2 hours
• 'You're responsible': Advocates call for safe driving awareness on White Cane Safety Day
• Obama to travel to Glasgow for UN climate summit
• Biden speaks with Bill Clinton after former President's hospitalization
• Texas school administrator told teachers to include Holocaust books with 'opposing' views when explaining new state law
• China, Taiwan tensions spark debate inside Biden admin as Democrats push for more forceful response
• Biden administration is preparing to revive a Trump-era border policy in November
• US officially rejoins controversial UN Human Rights Council
• Lakefront Brewery and Great Lakes Distillery throw Harvest Block Party
• Local experts offer tips for finding the perfect pumpkin this fall 🎃
• Meet 'Corbin,' our Pet of the Week, and learn about healthy chewing behaviors in puppies
• Deputies find man and 4-month-old safe in Fond Du Lac County
• Coldest air of the season arrives this weekend
• William Shatner says Prince William is 'missing the point' of space tourism
• Jill Biden out to flex political muscle in governors' races
• Simone Biles coming to Fiserv Forum for Gold Over America Tour Oct. 16
• Cheese curds are the 'cheese of choice' on National Cheese Curd Day, Friday Oct. 15th
• Butterball is recalling more than 14,000 pounds of turkey
• Survivor of Kenosha protest shooting files lawsuit against city, former police chief, others
• 'Desire for the past': COVID-19 pandemic forced buying habits to evolve
• MPS Board approves $500M stimulus plan
• Good Samaritan helps reunite boy with dog who disappeared day he returned from hospital
• Former President Bill Clinton hospitalized for infection but 'on the mend'
• Texas 6-week abortion ban to remain in force, federal appeals court says
• Missing and 'endangered' 19-year-old from Waukesha found safe
• Milwaukee may be candidate for both Republican and Democratic national conventions in 2024
• Security video shows violent armed robbery attempt, victim now recovering after being shot twice
• Activists, families of victims demand action against reckless driving in Milwaukee
• More than $15 billion in child tax credit payments distributed on Friday