Don't Miss

• 'Valley Week' continues in Milwaukee with Menomonee River sunset kayak tour
• Italian restaurant coming to 'The Trade' hotel in Milwaukee's Deer District
• Meet 'Little Jerry': Mequon squirrel saved by man's quick thinking and 'mini chest compressions'
• 29th annual Harvest Fair returns to the Wisconsin State Fairgrounds
• Brookfield police seek help in finding suspect involved in retail theft at DSW
• Milwaukee police seek help in finding armed robbery suspect
• Milwaukee police seek help in finding suspect involved in shooting near 21st and Burnham
• Packers' Aaron Jones partners with Cousins Subs to donate shoes to children in need
• Cyclists depart on 11-day trek to raise money for nationwide donor registry
• Milwaukee area shelters 'overwhelmed' with cats in need of forever homes
• 'A national crisis': MADACC waives fees for many large dogs citing full house
• Third Space Brewing aims to raise domestic violence awareness with new beer
• Milwaukee Police Department welcomes first-ever facility service dog, 9-month-old 'Crush'
• Jurassic Quest roars into the Wisconsin State Fairgrounds this weekend
• Wife of the year: Woman surprises husband with trip to London to see Packers vs. Giants
• 'It's just been a year from hell': Brewers' Rowdy Tellez consoles boys who lost mom, grandparents to cancer
• Brewers' Brent Suter reads his children's book to kids at Malaika Early Learning Center in Milwaukee
• UMOS to host Mexican Independence Festival after 2-year hiatus
• Brookfield police seek help in finding theft suspects at Bravo Restaurant
• Menomonee Falls police seek help in finding Woodman's retail theft suspect
• What runners and self-defense experts want joggers to know to stay safe
• The Cooperage to host first annual book fair Sept. 18
• Go on your own personal safari with Milwaukee County Zoo's 'Ride on the Wild Side'
• 47 puppies, 1 dog rescued in Washington County find forever homes
• Labor Day 2022: What's open, what's closed
• Milwaukee Bucks to host career fair at Fiserv Forum
• Bucks star Bobby Portis visits staff, volunteers of Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin
• Bucks Assistant Coach Vin Baker helps others battle addiction after overcoming alcoholism
• Snag a $3 movie ticket for National Cinema Day
• Missing teens from Mukwonago found safely in Benton Harbor, Michigan
• How to watch the Artemis I mission lift off to the moon
• Racine teacher channels Lizzo in back-to-school TikTok
• Old Fashioned Fest returns to Turner Hall Sept. 30
• Wisconsin Humane Society to pick up another van of beagles from Virginia, seeks foster homes
• A La Carte at the Zoo kicks off in Milwaukee County featuring food, live music
• Police seek help in finding long-term missing man last seen in Milwaukee
• 1968 Olympian comes to Milwaukee to speak with youth at 22nd annual Fellowship Open
• YouTuber discovers skeletal remains inside abandoned building on Milwaukee's north side
• Girl Scouts add a new raspberry cookie to the lineup
• MCTS driver celebrated for rescuing lost dog from oncoming traffic
• 'A dream come true': U.S. Navy veteran sings National Anthem at Franklin Field
• Medal of Honor exhibit honors every Wisconsinite who earned the honor
• 'It was really cool!' Kids enjoy back-to-school shopping with the Milwaukee Brewers
• Community garden opens on Milwaukee's north west side
• Packers superfan selling 'Big Cheese' party bus
• Sights and sounds of the 2022 Wisconsin State Fair
• Fun will be a guaranteed part of the workday with Milwaukee's 'Downtown Employee Appreciation Week'
• Downtown Employee Appreciation Week to kick off in Milwaukee
• Immerse yourself in 'Adventure in Wonderland' -- China Lights festival returns Sept. 16 through Oct. 30
• Wisconsin Humane Society seeks fosters for rabbits taken in after large-scale rescue in Manitowoc
• Families travel from California, Illinois to adopt beagle puppies at Wisconsin Humane Society
• Drive-thru job fairs coming to Milwaukee's north, south side Aug. 18
• Menomonee Falls police seek help in finding BP gas station retail theft suspects
• Milwaukee police seek help in finding critically missing Alfred J. Watson
• Endangered rusty patched bumble bee discovered at Milwaukee County Zoo
• Doggy Day to return to Milwaukee's Deer District in 2023
• Bronzeville Week kicks off Aug. 6 with community mural project
• Fiserv Forum to host 1st NHL game, Blackhawks vs. Wild, on Oct. 2
• Root Beer Float Bash returns as Sprecher attempts to break record of most floats ever given away
• Brewers fly Waukesha Christmas parade survivor to game in Pittsburgh
• Wisconsin State Fair's 2022 Sporkies winner: Peño Pretzel Popper Brat
• $1 million Mega Millions ticket sold in Kaukauna
• Menomonee Falls police seek help in finding BP gas station retail theft suspect
• New Gorilla Trek VR experience opens at Milwaukee County Zoo
• Wisconsin Humane Society welcomes 62 beagles from mass-breeding facility in Virginia
• Bucks' 2021 championship trophy on display at The Cluckery in Mequon
• Chef Paz celebrates 10 years serving Peruvian cuisine in West Allis
• Milwaukee Bucks unveil new 'Fear The Deer' uniforms for 2022-23 season
• Packers QB Aaron Rodgers arrives at training camp with 'Con Air' look
• West Allis Midas owner gifts new car to woman without a home
• Pete's Pops focuses on activating unused spaces, like an old movie theater and deer processing facility
• Empty Bowls fundraiser aims to raise $50K to alleviate food insecurity in Milwaukee
• 'There's still goodness in the world': J.J. Watt helps fan pay for her grandfather's funeral
• 180th Waukesha County Fair kicks off with new and old fair fun
• 'BUCKS IN 6': Bucks celebrating 1-year anniversary of championship win with Game 6 watch party
• Packers' AJ Dillon partners with Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin in silent auction
• Light the Hoan's Intern Challenge returns for 2nd summer
• Guitars signed by Summerfest performers will be auctioned off to raise money for American Red Cross
• Pabst Theater Group acquires new wedding and events venue, 'The Fitzgerald'
• Veterans soar over Waukesha County on Dream Flights
• Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward voted #4 Best Arts District in the country by USA Today
• Menomonee Falls police seeking help in finding Woodman's Food Market retail theft suspect
• Local teams gear up for first-ever Milwaukee Flugtag
• Bay View's Palomino Bar pauses regular service due to staffing shortage
• Waukesha planetarium hosts viewing party of James Webb telescope's first images
• Wisconsin State Fair announces more than 80 new food and beverage items for 2022
• Boat MKE lets you be the captain of a retro boat on the Milwaukee River
• UWM joins Amazon Career Choice program, offering some employees up to $5,250 per year in tuition
• A metamorphosis of love: local family turns grief into whimsical children's garden
• Rescue seeks owner of alligator found in Fond du Lac County lake
• Milwaukee center hiring care coordinators for pregnant women, mothers amid influx in services
• Milwaukee Art Museum to host 4-day 'Streets of Paris' event in partnership with Bastille Days
• Milwaukee County Zoo hosts 2-day blood drive ahead of 4th of July holiday
• Milwaukee Bucks looking for performers to join Bucks Entertainment Network
• Tickets for Packers Family Night on sale now
• 'He's a hero': We Energies worker's quick actions save woman's life
• Ceremony held for grand reopening of Burnham Playfield on Milwaukee's south side
• MADACC announces summer promotion to help find homes for adult dogs, cats
• Uncorked: Milwaukee Wine Fest headed to the Deer District in September
• Section of Kinnickinnic River to be redesigned