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• Mt. Pleasant couple’s TikTok video gains national attention after it went viral with millions of views
• MCTS driver stops to save skunk with yogurt cup stuck on head
• Stone Creek's new 'Love Your Parks' coffee roast to benefit Milwaukee County Parks System
• Krispy Kreme giving free donuts and coffee to teachers next week
• Hunger Task Force gets help from State Fair with special, one-time food drive
• Drive-in movie theater coming to Milwaukee's Midtown, Near West Side neighborhoods
• Sculpture Milwaukee brings back free, outdoor public art display for fourth year
• Tourist snaps toes off 19th-century statue while posing for photo
• Little Liam Antetokounmpo virtually watches dad during Bucks game
• Botanist discovers new invasive grass in La Crosse County
• Sprecher to host free root beer float drive-thru at Glendale brewery August 6
• Video: 28 ducks released into the wild after rehab at Wisconsin Humane Society 🦆
• Meet Milja: Milwaukee County Zoo's snow leopard cub gets a name
• Wisconsin election head: 'Don't wait' on mailing ballots
• MSO cellist performs for neighbors in South Milwaukee driveway concert
• New Milwaukee Public Library opens near 76th and Good Hope Road
• State Fair Food Drive-Thru Week 2: Buffalo chicken cheese curd tacos, burgers and more
• Brewers' Racing Sausages kick off 'Road Show' with surprise appearance at Molson Coors
• VISIT Milwaukee donates 50K free masks to residents, available at Citgo stations across city
• Watch: Brewers Opening Day video will get you fired up for season
• Lou Malnati's in Brookfield to open their doors Aug. 3
• MATC celebrates graduation day with virtual ceremony
• Bradford Beach is now America's most accessible beach with new pathways, wheelchairs
• Wisconsin State Fair kicks off Fair Food Drive-Thru
• Wauwatosa teen uses Make-A-Wish request to train therapy dog to help others
• 'Tosa man deposits 20 years worth of change amid national coin shortage
• Justin Bieber announces rescheduled tour dates, including Summerfest stop June 26
• Week 1: State Fair Food Drive-Thru menu announced
• $22 million Powerball ticket won by friends who made pact to split jackpot in 1992
• Voting is underway for the new We Energies safe digging 'ambassadog'
• 'East Side Art Lot' to fill empty North Avenue space with outdoor dining area featuring local artists
• Alex Trebek (jokingly) suggests his Jeopardy successor: Betty White
• The Rolling Stones debut long-lost track 'Scarlet' featuring Jimmy Page
• Band holds moving concert through Shorewood on firetruck
• Kids on Milwaukee's north side get free bike tune-ups
• Racine County comes together to host COVID-19 care package distribution
• Milwaukee Public Schools board approves reopening plan for 2020-21 year
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Milwaukee runner Tenia Fisher makes sport more inclusive
• West side of Hoan bridge to be lit before summer's end
• South Milwaukee mom on a race to find kidney donor after diagnosed with rare and deadly condition
• Underground Makers Market opens at Sherman Phoenix
• Turner Hall live shows canceled due to increase in positive COVID-19 cases
• Too cute! Snow leopard cub born at Milwaukee County Zoo
• Boerner Botonical Gardens reopens 'in full bloom' offering a safe, outdoor summer activity
• Packers seeking gameday employees at on-site job fair July 15
• Ben Franklin Crafts, largest independently-owned craft store in SE WI, closing its doors
• Bucks-owned Cream City Cluckery opens for pickup, delivery in Deer District
• Boys & Girls Club of Greater Milwaukee celebrates reopening of 70-percent of locations
• NICU babies get in the 4th of July spirit at Children's Wisconsin-Fox Valley ❤️🤍💙
• Milwaukee Art Museum reopening July 16 with free admission for a month
• Milwaukee Bucks launch 'Senior Spotlight' to promote high school athletes
• Love Your Parks campaign announced in Milwaukee County, along with a new beer
• Celebrating Black communities, floral display takes over Sherman Phoenix
• Milwaukee Milkmen return to the mound kicking off 2020 season
• Wisconsin State Fair Food Drive-Thru offers mouth-watering fair favorites
• Brewers fans can join 'Cutout Crew' as part of simulated crowd in Miller Park
• 2020 fireworks displays still going on in southeast Wisconsin 🎆
• 'The least I can do:' Giannis Antetokounmpo addresses participating in peaceful protests
• Milwaukee mayor, aldermen working on citywide face mask policy
• 'The Dock' at Bradford Beach to open new rooftop restaurant, event space
• Sheriff's office: You could face a $200 fine for using fireworks in Milwaukee County
• Group camping for 50 people or less starts July 13 at Wisconsin State Parks
• Carl Reiner, beloved creator of 'Dick Van Dyke Show,' dies
• Target to open inside Bayshore Mall
• Milwaukee Public Schools releases school reopening survey
• Milwaukee County supervisors vote in favor of mural honoring Tay Jackson in Moody Park
• Amtrak restores more services for Milwaukee, Chicago round trips
• Sunday Morning Spotlight: A summer without Summerfest
• Wisconsin State Fair reschedules 4 concerts for 2021
• NASA is offering $35,000 in prizes to design a toilet that will work on the moon
• Village of Greendale to have 4th of July fireworks; exact location will be announced 1 hour beforehand
• Cedarburg Strawberry Festival goes virtual -- here's what to expect 🍓
• Milwaukee County officials honor victims of violence as board declares Juneteenth a permanent holiday
• No Lambeau Leap? Packers tradition may be grounded due to COVID-19
• Augie the dog celebrated her 20th birthday this week, making her the oldest golden retriever in history
• Thousands of flowers meant for Summerfest grounds offered to community for free 🌼
• Experience Discovery World while staying safe
• Historic Saharan dust plume is darkening skies in Caribbean and will soon stretch into the US including Wisconsin
• CBS 58's Pauleen Le takes over 'Wheel of Fortune' Instagram; cooking Vanna White's Lemon Capers Fish Fillets
• Wisconsin State Fair Cream Puffs will be available for purchase Aug. 6-16
• Author releases environmental thriller set in small Wisconsin town: 'Thicker than Water'
• DPI rolls out recommendations for schools to return to in-person classes
• Racine County man awarded Carnegie Medal for pulling man from burning vehicle
• Construction to begin on bike boulevards along Fratney and Wright in Milwaukee
• A 9-year-old figure skater performed a touching routine at the Black Lives Matter mural in Washington, DC
• Milwaukee florists create installation outside America's Black Holocaust Museum
• Meet 'Hoppy,' the wallaby that briefly escaped its home in Franklin
• History in Milwaukee: Juneteenth flag raised for first time ever
• Dr. Howard Fuller, distinguished educator, to retire from Marquette University
• Summerfest to give away 2020 festival can koozies for FREE Saturday, June 20
• Frank Lamping, beloved Packers Fan Hall of Famer, passes away after long battle with cancer
• Local WWII veteran celebrates 98th birthday with drive-by motorcycle parade
• UW-Madison, UW-Milwaukee roll out fall semester plans amid COVID-19 pandemic
• UW-Milwaukee to resume in-person, online classes this fall
• 'We're excited to be here:' Rise & Grind Cafe opens at Sherman Phoenix
• Children's Wisconsin ranked among best in the country
• Milwaukee restaurants and bars can apply to expand outdoor seating during COVID-19 -- here's how
• Milwaukee County launches 'We Care Crew,' a community resource initiative to support communities of color
• Activate MKE to offer resources for central city residents during DNC
• Kenny Chesney's Miller Park show moved to May 2021