News

• Canadian cruise passenger gets presumptive positive hantavirus test
• 17-year-old injured in downtown Milwaukee shooting
• Senate referee rules against some Trump ballroom funding, Democrats say
• Unity, election integrity and recruitment top themes at the Wisconsin GOP convention
• Tree planted at Glendale Little League complex in memory of 8-year-old Nikolai Hanson
• 'Happy to have him home': 4-year-old back with family after West Allis crosswalk crash
• Sen. Bill Cassidy loses reelection bid, CNN projects, as Julia Letlow and John Fleming advance to Louisiana Senate runoff
• US and Nigerian forces kill senior ISIS commander, Trump says
• Gateway to Asia festival draws crowd to Bayshore Mall in Glendale for AAPI Month
• Timmy, the stranded humpback whale, found dead off Danish coast
• Four bystanders tackle knife-wielding driver after car plows into crowd in Italy
• 12-year-old suffers life-threatening injuries after vehicle collides with scooter in City of Delavan
• Hundreds of volunteers place flags at veteran graves inside Forest Home Cemetery ahead of Memorial Day in Milwaukee
• Pleasant Prairie police respond to Dairy Queen for suspicious and hazardous device
• 4-year-old child hit in West Allis crosswalk, woman arrested for reckless driving
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (5/16)...Big car show, tour of homes. And then some...
• Livestreamer known for racist content faces attempted murder charge with bond set at $1.25 million after courthouse shooting
• 'We are family': Union Grove organization helps house veterans in need
• Local chorus celebrating performers with disabilities in 'Sparkle and Shine' spring concert
• West Allis bar loses alcohol and entertainment licenses after unanimous council vote
• ‘Goodbye forever’: Dukes on Water closing down
• US Supreme Court tosses longshot appeal from Virginians to use new congressional map that would benefit Democrats
• Dukes on Water to close for good, owner cites rising rent
• 'A Raisin in the Sun' on stage in Milwaukee -- here's a sneak peek of what to expect
• Pabst discontinues Schlitz beer: How a Wisconsin brewmaster will bid farewell to the iconic brand
• Wisconsin Adaptive Sports Association receives $50,000 grant for new sports wheelchairs and equipment
• Why double jeopardy doesn’t apply after court overturns Alex Murdaugh’s murder convictions
• Some voices never leave: Mural to honor broadcaster Bob Uecker
• 45-year-old victim found dead near 9th and Atkinson in apparent murder-suicide
• Oak Creek middle schoolers stage walkout, citing unaddressed incidents of racism
• Carmen Schools of Science and Technology take the next step on signing day
• MSOE students build AI-powered litter-picking robot to help clean streets
• The Jazz Estate to close on Milwaukee's east side
• Marabou stork spotted in northeast Wisconsin finds new home at Safari Lake Geneva
• Watertown middle schoolers stage walkout after musical piece tied to LGBTQ+ history cut from concert
• Giant inflatables installed at West Bend's Westbury Bank Aquapark with opening date set for June 5
• Racine Zoo welcomes new residents: 3 Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep
• Dashcam captures police chase end in wild crash in Fond du Lac County
• Homeowners and businesses open their doors for the 2026 NARI Milwaukee Tour of Homes
• Warm weekend with storm chances each day
• Milwaukee police searching for suspect in stabbing near 11th and Greenfield
• Packers announce schedule for 2026 regular season
• 16 graduates set up future in the trades
• Vision Forward: Nearly 300 people experience a meal in the dark for fundraiser
• 'It's exciting to see it come together': An inside look at the progress of the Milwaukee Public Museum's future building
• Cleanup continues 1 month after EF-2 in Lisbon-Sussex area 
• Wisconsin Capitol divided after bipartisan deal dies
• Supreme Court allows telehealth and mail access to mifepristone for now
• FBI visit to Milwaukee County elections director’s home sparks backlash from county leaders
• City officials dispel rumors of a proposed data center in Milwaukee 
• MPS announces 2 upcoming lead-screening clinics available to community children
• Thousands of MPS students attend annual 'World Fair' to showcase projects on United Nations
• Crowley, county employees help with new Habitat for Humanity build in Milwaukee's Midtown neighborhood
• Mural honoring Bob Uecker going up in downtown Milwaukee
• Steps for Strong Minds 5K Run/Walk highlights connection between physical movement, mental wellbeing
• Milwaukee Diaper Mission unveils new branding for period products program in hopes of increasing awareness
• 'Real scary': Mother wants accountability from Wauwatosa school after daughter's accident at recess leads to ER visit
• Warming trend leads to chances for storms
• Border Patrol chief Michael Banks resigns his position
• Senators vote to block their pay during future government shutdowns
• Another 'massive' wave of migrating birds expected May 14, Wisconsinites urged to turn off outdoor lights overnight
• Man charged in fatal shooting of public safety officer makes first court appearance
• 'Bravery in Bloom': Inaugural Queer Arts Festival coming to Milwaukee's south side
• Tock Custom Sewing and Arts Center brings all-encompassing textile craft space to Thiensville
• Student struck by car near Wauwatosa East HS, Lincoln Elementary
• Horde of amorous peacocks ruffles feathers in Italian seaside town
• Milwaukee County Zoo welcomes new zebra foal, opens restaurant and previews Celebrate Diversity Day
• Suspect in East Troy stabbing arrested in Illinois after overnight manhunt
• Pipes perform overnight tribute to fallen officers in West Allis during Police Week
• Judge orders US government to return Colombian woman deported to DR Congo
• Wisconsin Senate rejects plan for stimulus checks, school funding and tax cuts
• Milwaukee County Parks' traveling beer garden kicks off 2026 season 🍻
• Rising Bucks star donates over a thousand books to local school
• 'Can save lives': Franklin teen given a second chance helps donate AED to community center
• Wisconsin health officials monitoring hantavirus developments, say level of concern is 'extremely low'
• ‘We’ve slowed tremendously’: Bay View businesses struggle to keep up with economy
• FBI visits private home of Milwaukee County's elections director
• Standstill at the Capitol as lawmakers debate bipartisan agreement. Will it pass? Verdict is still out
• Watertown High School students stage walkout after district votes against band piece tied to LGBTQ+ history
• Sneak peek: Cars roll into Milwaukee Auto Show ahead of 4-day event
• Children’s book author Kouri Richins sentenced to life in prison without parole in fatal poisoning of husband
• Fire leaves Palmyra American Legion post heavily damaged
• 1 dead in single-vehicle crash in Town of Eagle
• 'We’re excited to see her personality bloom': First Ridglan Farm beagles adopted in Milwaukee
• Cousins Subs hosts free ticket giveaway for Summerfest 2026 🎟️
• Brewers pitcher Abner Uribe surprises local school during 'Brewers Kindness in MKE' week
• 'A sweetheart': Family members mourn 71-year-old killed in hit-and-run on Silver Spring; man arrested
• 5 people displaced following early-morning fire in Kenosha
• Man arrested in Racine after escaping Kenosha Correctional Center
• PCOS, a condition impacting millions of women worldwide, gets a new name
• 'Dumbest thing I've ever heard': Evers touts school funding as Democrats slam his surplus compromise with GOP
• Milwaukee Public Market's Festival of Flowers returns May 16
• Milwaukee leaders announce $22 million housing investment proposal for King Park neighborhood
• 1,700 passengers held on cruise ship over potential acute stomach bug sickness
• Get a clue: The Brown Deer Medallion Hunt is back for a third year. Here's what we know
• Court overturns Alex Murdaugh’s murder convictions and orders new trial
• Grafton mom turns feeding challenge into diaper bag business with August & Ivy
• Previewing Skylight Music Theatre summer education programs for students grades 3-12
• Couple of cooler days before our next round of warmth arrives
• ArtBlaze returning to Milwaukee beaches with free art, music and giant inflatables