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• Susan G. Komen Wisconsin's 'More Than Pink' walk goes virtual
• Milwaukee's Victory Over Violence Park to host free pumpkin giveaway
• Packers use robots to connect with fans
• Beloved Milwaukee UMOS member undergoes successful lung transplant
• Deer District offers Thanksgiving 'Holiday Feasts' to-go 🦃
• Dog missing for more than a week rescued near Fond du Lac River
• 'Rally for Our Rights' Women's March takes places in Milwaukee
• Waukesha seeks to rehome historic sculptural mural in City Hall
• Gathering Place Brewing Company to open second location at Bay View food hall
• Dunkin' adds a spicy donut for the first time ever
• 2020 Milwaukee Film Festival premieres virtually Oct. 15
• Spend date night in Bernie Brewer's Original Chalet at Lakefront Brewery
• Newborn safely surrendered in Safe Haven Baby Box at Indiana fire station
• Utah hiker stalked by a cougar for 6 minutes while he sloooowly backed away
• Hispanics for School Choice holds piñata drawing competition for K-12th graders
• The Bartolotta Restaurants to hire front and back-of-house positions as restaurants reopen
• Milwaukee's Sip & Purr Cat Cafe to rescue 20 cats affected by Beirut explosion
• These states -- including Wisconsin -- are ditching Columbus Day to observe Indigenous Peoples' Day instead
• Purple Door Ice Cream's new 'Milwaukee Trail Mix' flavor to benefit local parks
• Scout trying to earn merit badge in all 50 states makes 42nd stop at H-D Museum
• National Bobblehead Hall of Fame unveils 'Mike Pence Fly Bobblehead' after Wednesday's debate
• Milwaukee County Zoo's Big Cat Country, Giraffe Building to reopen to public
• Milwaukee Holiday Lights Festival returns Nov. 19 through Jan. 1
• City of Milwaukee not supporting trick-or-treating this Halloween due to COVID-19 concerns
• Eddie Van Halen dies at 65 after cancer battle
• Visit MKE offers ideas for socially distanced Halloween events
• Full moons in October: Harvest moon tonight and a rare blue moon on Halloween
• Christkindlmarkets canceled for 2020, will host virtual 'Home For the Holidays' event
• Milky Way Drive-In gets spooky for Halloween with 'Fright Nights' through Oct. 31
• MACC Fund receives largest donation ever from Bucks guard Wesley Matthews
• Canadian Pacific Holiday Train will not run this year due to COVID-19
• 'He is a hero:' PETA awards Wauwatosa man for saving dog from house fire
• Powerball is getting a makeover: New balls and redesigned studio
• Elton John reschedules 'Farewell Yellow Brick Road' tour dates -- including Milwaukee
• Wisconsin proposal: Couple gets engaged at Culver's in Kenosha
• MISSION BBQ donates almost $500K to Honor Flight Network
• 11-year-old girl from Wisconsin bags bear that may be one for the record books
• Milwaukee Bucks to introduce new 'Bucks Vote' T-shirt benefiting ACLU of Wisconsin
• A rare blue moon will light up the sky on Halloween
• Neenah man claims $1.9M Megabucks ticket, plans to put his 2 weeks in and retire early
• Latest taco craze hits Milwaukee 🌮 Chuy’s Red Tacos specializing in birria opens for business
• 'Forrest Gump' author Winston Groom dead at 77
• Signs unveiled for 9/11 Memorial Highway in Washington County
• UPDATE: Brain found in Racine park determined to be from animal
• Mexican Fiesta fundraises for scholarships while celebrating Mexico’s Independence Day
• America's oldest World War II veteran celebrates his 111th birthday
• Milwaukee couple cancels wedding due to COVID-19, but can't get a refund from the company
• Milwaukee Public Museum announces site of future home near Deer District
• City of Milwaukee to enforce timed parking restrictions Sept. 14, night parking restrictions remain suspended
• Versiti honoring 9/11 first responders with 'Hope' Memorial Blood Drive
• World War II veteran will get his final wish to have Juicy Fruit-themed casket
• Mitchell Park Domes to reopen on Sept. 26 with advanced registration system
• Milwaukee County Zoo shows off recently-expanded African elephant herd
• Wisconsin DMV debuts new Brewers license plate designs
• 'We need you now:' Milwaukee animal rescue issues urgent plea for foster homes
• Milwaukee County Courthouse unveils 7 new murals by local artists
• Critically endangered gorilla born at the New Orleans zoo
• 'Golden Girls' recast with Black cast including Tracee Ellis Ross and Regina King
• Killer whale who grieved her dead calf for 17 days is a mother again
• BelAir Cantina expands with new space at The Corners of Brookfield
• Brewers pitcher Brandon Woodruff and wife Jodie welcome baby girl named Kyler
• HAWS of Waukesha takes in 31 dogs, 9 cats impacted by Hurricane Laura
• Boarded-up businesses provide canvasses for uplifting art in Kenosha
• Young harbor seal 'Bosco' makes his debut at the Milwaukee County Zoo
• Summerfest debuts new three-weekend format for 2021 with more national headliners
• Giannis Antetokounmpo is NBA's Defensive Player of the Year for 2019-20 season
• Artist submissions sought for new 10,000 square-foot mural at Schlitz Park
• Traveling Beer Garden extends seasons, will make 3 additional stops in Milwaukee County
• Watch: Mama bear carries 3 cubs on her back while swimming in incredible video
• Duo set up outdoor community refrigerator to fight hunger, poverty on Milwaukee's north side
• State Fair Food Drive-Thru: 58K+ vehicles pass through, 200K cream puffs sold
• Lavender sales are surging during the coronavirus pandemic
• 7 murals complete in downtown Menomonee Falls
• Marcus Theatres announces next phase of reopening plans
• The next Girl Scouts cookie flavor to grace your mouth: French toast
• Famous Racing Sausages take part in race at Milwaukee County Zoo
• Milwaukee's 'Black Cat Alley' is looking for artists to create new murals
• Wisconsin DMV: Drivers over age 60 have until Nov. 23 to renew their license
• Aussie news anchor butchers Giannis Antetokounmpo's name
• Officer saves man in wheelchair stuck on train tracks; her bodycam video shows the rescue
• 'East Side Art Lot' to fill empty North Avenue space with outdoor dining area featuring local artists
• United Airlines adds nonstop service from Milwaukee to Fort Myers, Tampa
• 'Adapted to your screen:' Milwaukee Film Festival to present two 15-day virtual festivals
• First of 3 north side pop-up farmers markets kicks off in Century City neighborhood
• We Energies introduces new safe digging campaign star 'Spartacus'
• Lowlands Group announces return of summer live music series
• Pop-up farmers markets to be hosted on Milwaukee's north side🥕🌻🍓
• 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 🦆
• Milwaukee County Zoo's new snow leopard cub 'Milja' makes public debut