• Ridgland Farm beagles recovered from breeding facility begin transition to shelters
• Hundreds gather at city hall for Milwaukee's first official 'Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month' kick-off celebration
• Pettit National Ice Center unveils new solar power system
• May Day march honors immigrants, calls for changes to immigration policies
• Courage+ celebrates grand opening of salon, designed to serve LGBTQ+ community, youth in foster care
• Clock Tower Farms: Feeding America, Rockwell Automation and Fork Farms team up to create hydroponic farm
• Lake Express ferry resumes Milwaukee-Muskegon service
• Wisconsin brewery owner questioned by FBI after social media post
• Washington County man killed in single-vehicle crash
• Celebrate Maifest x Derby Day at Foxtown Station this Saturday
• Police seek help locating missing woman who may have been traveling to Milwaukee
• May starts with a freeze as our wet and stormy April goes into the record books
• Milwaukee remodeler shares tips on designing homes for real life ahead of NARI Tour of Homes
• Wisconsin launching first-ever building inspector apprenticeship program in fall 2026
• 🎭 From puppets to performance: Racine creator brings characters to life
• 5 jump from balconies, 6 rescued by ladder after apartment fire near Fond du Lac and Bourbon
• Milwaukee group wants audit of wastewater treatment system, MMSD open to it but cites few specifics
• 'It’s pretty sad': Flooding leaves hundreds of graves sinking in Wauwatosa cemetery
• Milwaukee alders push back on new leaf collection changes 🍂
• Keep it or lose it? I-794 Lake Interchange debate continues 
• Taylor Jenkins named new head coach of the Milwaukee Bucks
• Arrest warrant issued for man accused of trafficking UWM student
• 2 people injured after stabbing incident near 27th and Greenfield
• Brewers Weather Day 2026 brings a blast of education to thousands of students 🌩️
• Dozens of youths gather downtown for 'Youth Against Violence' walk
• DNS inspector shot at during attempting carjacking, 11-year-old identified as suspect
• Illinois man who drove to Glendale to watch street takeover now charged with fleeing police
• Rescue deal reached for hundreds of beagles at controversial Ridglan Farm
• Worker dies after lumber pile collapse at West Bend construction site
• Memorial Walk for overdose victims coming to Greenfield Park on May 24
• Jurassic Journey outdoor dinosaur experience coming to Waukesha County Expo Center
• Few showers possible for Brewers Weather Day
• Whitnall Beer Garden opens for the summer 🍻
• Milwaukee food truck owners hope for 'productive and respectful' discussion of plan to cut hours of operation
• 9-year-old injured in shooting on Milwaukee's northwest side
• ‘It’s gonna break the bank’: Gas prices spike in SE Wisconsin
• 2-year-old fatally shoots self near 35th and Walnut, man arrested
• Mayor Johnson announces new solar energy campaign
• Nearly 1,000 Ridglan Farms beagles to be transferred to rescue group
• Carroll University students introduce 'Ben-Ben' the robot dog
• Customers find worms inside drinks at a Kenosha County McDonald's
• New changes to leaf collection coming after severe flooding, Milwaukee officials say
• A deal to die for: 'Mausoleum' on sale at Oconomowoc thrift store gets new life with West Bend owner
• 'Youth Victory Over Violence' week hosts panel discussion focused on healing from traumatic events
• Cancer survivor treated to special surprise by Milwaukee Brewers, Aurora Health Care
• MPS, Alverno launch direct admissions process for juniors applying to college
• 18-year-old victim identified after fatal shooting near 28th and Fond du Lac
• Security video shows fight between customers, employees at Muskego Taco Bell
• MPD: Suspect intentionally uses vehicle to strike person near 35th and Villard
• MPD investigating sexual assault, armed burglary near 50th and Burleigh
• Milwaukee shows support for sexual violence survivors on 15th Annual Denim Day
• Art to opportunity: MIAD 2026 Senior Exhibition shows off students' work before graduation
• Suspect wanted in strong-arm robbery arrested after chase ending near Blue Mound Golf and Country Club
• Third Space Brewing to open new West Allis Beer Garden in Liberty Heights Park
• North Fond du Lac man killed in crash near Highway 41
• Emmy winner Greg Marshall brings one-man show to Milwaukee on May 7
• Maxie's hosting Derby Day party May 2 to benefit Hunger Task Force
• Rain chances are back to close out April
• Riverwest's Centro Cafe permanently closes after 17 years
• MPS board approves 2.63% wage increase for employees by January 2027
• Union leaders honor those who've died, call for safer workplaces on Workers Memorial Day
• Milwaukee food truck owners fighting ordinance that would force trucks to close early
• Students sign letters of intent on Boys & Girls Club's 13th Annual College Signing Day
• 18-year-old accused of threatening to 'shoot up' Waukesha County Courthouse for second time in months
• Second Wisconsin troll sculpture planned for Mount Pleasant, community invited to help
• Tax exemption for data centers could cost Wisconsin $2 billion; experts say there are ways for the state to recover losses
• Colón launches 2027 SCOWIS campaign, becoming second liberal-backed candidate in race
• Making prom possible: How a Milwaukee organization is giving teens a magical night
• 2 charged in shots fired incident at Woodman's gas station
• Milwaukee police release video from fatal shootout with suspect near 35th and National
• Arrest warrant issued for man charged with murder of well-known Milwaukee barber
• Trial underway for Milwaukee man charged with sexually assaulting, trafficking, and imprisoning girls
• Kenosha mother's accused killer was reportedly her ex-boyfriend with violent past
• Federal government sues Wisconsin following state's lawsuit against prediction market companies
• Archwell Health opens new Mitchell West center on Martin Luther King Dr.
• Firefighters install free smoke alarms in north side homes following fatal house fire
• ‘Trees are falling every day now, it seems': More than 500 calls related to storm damage in Milwaukee, mayor says
• Panel of judges dismisses lawsuit challenging Wisconsin's congressional maps
• Brewers purchase pothole repair equipment as way to give back to Milwaukee
• Recognize them? Milwaukee police look to identify shooting suspect
• WisDOT joins CBS 58 with latest traffic and construction updates
• Wisconsin State Fair reveals Sporkies and Drinkies finalists for 2026 🍕🍹
• Milwaukee man charged with stabbing teen in back at Pulaski Park
• UWM student's nonprofit gives back to first-generation college students