News

• Village of Walworth declares state of emergency due to flooding
• Kenosha school district officials cancel tribute to murdered student
• Kenosha County parent says coach crossed the line when he tackled her son
• State lawmaker proposes hairstyle discrimination bill
• Man fatally shot by brother in Dodge County hunting accident
• Kohl's to hire more than 1,640 seasonal employees in Milwaukee area
• Officials consider bill providing better access to police body cam footage
• The Lumineers to perform at Fiserv Forum on March 11
• Crusher statue vandalized, South Milwaukee police make arrest
• Petition against new Third Ward store, Dollar General 'DGX'
• Student files lawsuit against New Berlin School District over school suspension
• Hispanic Heritage Month: Highlighting Dr. Franklin Ruiz with Children's Hospital of Wisconsin
• Marcus Center for the Performing Arts celebrates 50th anniversary
• Greenfield police release footage of pursuit, arrest of Kohl's robbery suspects
• Marquette Law School hosts naturalization ceremony for 30 new U.S. citizens
• EPA set to revoke California's authority to set vehicle standards
• This giant Texas corn maze honors military families
• Merriam-Webster adds the nonbinary pronoun 'they' to its dictionary
• A woman was arrested after she bought an AK-47 and threatened her old school
• Widows to speak at hearing on police insurance bill
• Evers announces more prosecutors for 56 counties
• Adaptive Bublr bikes stolen, vandalized just weeks after being debuted
• Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek has setback in battle with pancreatic cancer, resumes chemotherapy
• Two in custody after police chase ends near 9th and Locust
• Disney's Bedtime Hotline is here to convince your stubborn kid to go to sleep
• Republican Fitzgerald announces run for Congress
• A 7th person has died from vaping-related causes. The CDC is stepping up its probe of e-cigarette illnesses
• Man found dead in Appleton had been shot multiple times
• Too early? Christmas decorations already out at some area stores
• Lawyer: Ex-Wisconsin nurse to plead guilty to hurting babies
• Epstein accusers won't receive damages and plea deal won't be tossed, judge rules
• Pet of the Week: 11-month-old puppy Keys
• Game Zone Insider: Packers prep for Broncos
• Cubs 1B Rizzo diagnosed with moderate ankle sprain
• AP source: Saints' Brees has torn ligament in thumb
• Steelers' Roethlisberger done for season with elbow injury
• Komen Wisconsin's 'More Than Pink Walk' kicks off September 22
• General Mills recalls five-pound bags of Gold Medal Unbleached All Purpose Flour
• Report: Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar to visit Milwaukee Thursday
• Kenosha woman searching for missing quaker parrot
• Victim of fatal stabbing in West Allis identified
• Milwaukee police investigating after woman, 1-month-old injured in shooting
• Public Defenders trying to deal with wave of new body cam video
• 1 killed, 1 hurt in Sheboygan County crash involving squad car
• "It's just a mess:" Mom reacts to second Milwaukee playground lit on fire this month
• Staff discover 33 baby snapping turtles at Boerner Botanical Gardens
• Anthony Bourdain's possessions will be auctioned off to raise money for his family
• Missing Florida mother and her four children all found dead, sheriff says
• An Oregon man beat cancer. Twice. Then he won $4.6 million in the state lottery
• University of Tennessee marching band wears T-shirts designed by bullied fan
• The 10-year-old girl who contracted a brain-eating amoeba while swimming has died
• Fore the Kids Charity Golf Outing raises money for kids hurt in fires
• DA to announce results of Mount Pleasant officer-involved shooting investigation Wednesday
• Dump truck hits Fed Ex truck in New Berlin, 1 taken to hospital
• ‘Hoping to help:’ Neighbors and church step in to help family of six after fire destroys West Allis home
• Kenosha County brothers charged in THC vape cartridge operation
• The woman accusing Antonio Brown of rape met with the NFL for 10 hours, source says
• Hearing waived in case tied to brother's disappearance
• Dairy industry pushes back against new manure storage rules
• Man killed in shooting in Kenosha
• Missouri woman in legal battle to keep three emotional support monkeys
• Brown Deer Police called after woman refuses to leave Walgreens drive-thru line
• Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos visits Milwaukee, draws protests
• DA: Officer cleared in fatal Menasha shooting
• Evers creates task force to study retirement savings
• Purdue Pharma files for bankruptcy as part of a $10 billion agreement to settle opioid lawsuits
• The US sent bomb-sniffing dogs to Jordan. Now they're dying from poor treatment
• Hit-and-run driver injures man driving Amish buggy
• A 9/11 widow is pleading for the return of wedding rings that include gems from her husband who died in the attack
• Men charged in Greenfield Best Buy burglary, believed to be part of larger crime ring
• U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos to stop in Milwaukee Monday
• Man injured in South side Milwaukee road rage shooting
• Hundreds gather to remember longtime West Bend kindergarten teacher
• Packers ride Rodgers' hot start to 21-16 win over Vikings
• Appleton police investigating suspicious death
• Antonio Brown makes his debut as a New England Patriot while facing sex assault allegations
• Police don't believe a Minnesota synagogue fire was motivated by hate
• A whale washed ashore in Maryland and citizens attempted to push it back into the water
• Event raises funds for fallen Officer Rittner's family, coworkers to travel to 2020 National Police Week
• Google Doodle celebrates Mexican-American botanist and explorer Ynés Mexía
• Milwaukee Police investigating death near 52nd and Vienna
• Man arrested for 3rd OWI admits to using heroin at Milwaukee Park and Ride
• Wisconsin DNR looks to expand manure restrictions
• Onalaska man stabbed to death during fight in West Allis
• Juvenile lake sturgeon to be released into Flint River
• Minority Health Film Festival showcases films, forums related to health issues impacting minorities
• Custer Playfield re-opens near 40th and Custer
• Former janitor whose gun went off, grazed student pleads guilty
• 76 anti-ICE protesters arrested during sit-in at Microsoft store in New York
• 10-year-old Texas girl contracts brain-eating amoeba while swimming
• 2 people were injured when a fight between parents led to a shooting at a youth football game in Texas
• Milwaukee Police: 16-year-old killed after shots fired into vehicle near 55th and Casper
• Huge orchid exhibit on display at Mitchell Park Domes this weekend
• Briggs & Al's Run and Walk raises nearly $1M for Children's Hospital of Wisconsin
• University of Georgia fans staged a 'pink out' for opponent Arkansas State, whose coach's wife just died of cancer
• This is the California prison where Felicity Huffman wants to spend her 14-day sentence
• California passes bill to require state universities to offer abortion pill
• Waukesha County Salvation Army in critical need of donations for food pantry
• Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office announces freeway, road closures for Briggs & Al's Run and Walk
• Suspect charged, trailer stolen from Racine Explorer Scout Drum and Bugle Corps recovered