Articles by Kristen Barbaresi

• Wisconsin wineries celebrate National Drink Wine Day
• Mom of teen who died of COVID frustrated school district won't acknowledge how she died
• 13-year-old dies from COVID-19, her mother's plea to the community
• Woman's car stolen from valet at downtown Milwaukee hotel
• Darrell Brooks, man accused of killing 6 in Waukesha parade, pleads not guilty to all charges
• Bob Saget died of head trauma, doctor explains how it can happen
• UPS driver delivers kindness in viral social media post
• Man granted immunity for leading police to body of 3-year-old Major Harris
• A look at Milwaukee's decision to ban no-knock warrants
• Off-duty officer shot while stopping robbery honored with mayoral proclamation
• The Couture celebrates construction milestone, project still behind schedule
• Waukesha parade suspect Darrell Brooks in court on charges of intimidating a victim
• Milwaukee offers $100 gift cards to those who get first dose of COVID-19 vaccine
• Man charged with firing 'warning shot' before Rittenhouse shootings re-arrested
• 'We didn't think anyone should profit from it': Gun used by Kyle Rittenhouse will be destroyed
• Jury finds Theodore Edgecomb guilty in killing of Milwaukee attorney
• Theodore Edgecomb testifies he feared for his life when he killed Jason Cleereman
• Edgecomb trial: Witness says wife went through Cleereman's pockets after shooting
• Jason Cleereman's widow testifies about the moment Theodore Edgecomb shot her husband
• Edgecomb trial: Eyewitnesses testify shooter was chased by victim, who was unarmed
• Jury hears first day of testimony in Theodore Edgecomb trial
• Jury selection begins in Theodore Edgecomb trial
• COVID outbreak at House of Corrections causes delays in laundry, work release
• Darrell Brooks, suspect accused in Waukesha Christmas parade attack, will stand trial
• COVID-19 outbreak in jail leads to laundry, food and cleaning problems
• Judge rules word 'victim' can be used in Edgecomb trial
• Self-defense case delayed: Judge falls ill, postpones Theodore Edgecomb trial
• Suspect in murder of Milwaukee attorney claims self-defense as new video comes to light
• 'This is your deepest fear:' Milwaukee DA explains mistakes that led to Waukesha suspect's low bail
• Waukesha Small Business Saturday to help raise money for victims of parade tragedy
• Kyle Rittenhouse keeps himself in the public-eye after acquittal
• Waukesha Christmas parade suspect skated an overwhelmed justice system on technicalities & oversights
• Jury finds Kyle Rittenhouse NOT GUILTY on all charges
• Rittenhouse defense team calls for mistrial over evidence error
• Kyle Rittenhouse deliberations: Jury asks for copies of self-defense instructions
• Rittenhouse trial: Jurors hear impassioned closing arguments ahead of deliberation
• Closing arguments: Self-defense or reckless vigilantism? Rittenhouse jury must decide
• Attorneys in Kyle Rittenhouse case battle over jury instructions
• Defense rests its case in trial of Kyle Rittenhouse
• Fireworks in court as Rittenhouse defense calls for mistrial, judge sounds off on prosecutor
• Rittenhouse trial: Prosecution rests case after 5 1/2 days of testimony
• Witness in Kyle Rittenhouse trial says first shooting victim acted 'belligerently'
• Kyle Rittenhouse homicide trial resumes with testimony and video from Kenosha live-streamer
• Jury seated for trial of Kyle Rittenhouse
• Attorneys argue on use-of-force experts at Rittenhouse trial
• More than half of 2021 homicides in Milwaukee remain unsolved
• Art for Peace: Muralist Tia Richardson transforms communities with vibrant color
• Milwaukee County sees improvement in vaccinating vulnerable populations
• 'Will it get you high? Basically, yes': Loophole allows sales of marijuana-like product in Wisconsin
• Judge refuses to toss weapons charge against Kyle Rittenhouse, doesn’t rule on allowing expert testimony
• 'This is a societal issue': Milwaukee mayor reacts to drive-by shooting that killed 11-year-old girl
• Thousands in Wisconsin are now eligible for COVID-19 booster
• Reckless driving poses danger to streets and schools
• Thousands stuck in unemployment appeals backlog
• City leaders react after 5 shot at vigil for homicide victim
• Milwaukee Excellence Charter School founder fired, another employee facing criminal charges
• 'I didn't want to see another dog go to heaven because of cancer': Pewaukee boy makes heartwarming decision to help save neighbor's dog
• State reviewing Child Protective Services after 12-year-old beaten to death
• ‘They took my baby from me:’ Mother of murdered 12-year-old says child safety concerns were ignored
• Heroes welcome for Stars and Stripes Honor Flight veterans in Milwaukee Saturday night
• New details released into Greenfield officer-involved shooting
• Greenfield police officer remains hospitalized after he was shot multiple times in the line of duty
• Third doses of COVID vaccine now available for some
• City leaders angry after drag racing claims lives two weeks in a row
• 'We're talking tens of thousands of dollars:' Power outages force grocery store to throw out food
• Town of Eagle devastated by storms, bracing for round 2
• More dangerous than Delta? Experts warn of new COVID variants
• 'If you're unvaccinated, it will find you:' Experts warn about dangerous strain of COVID-19
• Businesses, city consider changes to mask policies as cases surge
• Violent weekend in Milwaukee: 11 shot in 24 hours
• Froedtert program helps gunshot victims recover from physical and mental injuries
• 'I just sat in my recliner and I said my prayers': Concord residents grateful to be alive after devastating tornado
• City approves $627K settlement with former MPD Chief Alfonso Morales
• Former deputy involved in fatal crash released from jail, victim's family outraged
• Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes joins US Senate race
• 'A royal screwup:' Aldermen blast Fire & Police Commission before approving settlement with former police chief
• 'I am not happy': Aldermen angry about continuing problems in city's lead poisoning prevention program
• CBS 58 one-on-one with the new Wauwatosa Police Chief James MacGillis
• 'The veteran will lose every time': Why military families struggle to compete in housing market
• Milwaukee gets $4 million grant to help fight COVID in minority communities