• 2 dead following overnight shooting in Milwaukee
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (2/21)...Cedarburg's Winter Festival, Milwaukee Comic Con, Milwaukee World of Wheels
• Last full weekend of February will feel as it should along with a snow chance
• 'It’s just a lot': Wauwatosa mother has car stolen, making it hard to get daughter to chemo treatments
• Nissan Rogue recalled due to risk of engine failure
• Funeral procession held in honor of fallen South Shore firefighter
• One good thing: Ultimate Packers fan immortalized in fan hall of fame
• Life-size statue of Our Lady of Guadalupe visits Milwaukee
• Dodge County deputies seeking public's help locating missing inmate
• ‘Our lives are on hold’: Concerns continue ahead of potential Big Bend sports complex
• Milwaukee firefighters go door-to-door with free smoke alarms following this year's first deadly fire
• Mother of fallen Milwaukee officer raising scholarship funds for new police recruits
• Sade Robinson murder case to be featured on '48 Hours' Saturday, Feb. 21
• Free Usinger bratwurst offered Feb. 23 for Fred Usinger Day in Milwaukee
• La Masa Empanada Bar now open at Milwaukee Public Market
• Waukesha County man sentenced in Christmas Eve hit-and-run that killed tow truck driver
• Child hit by car outside West Milwaukee Intermediate School, driver cited
• Milwaukee Brewers, Pat Murphy agree to contract extension
• Brewers announce 2026 giveaways including custom bar dice set, bobbleheads and more
• Fans cheer on US women's hockey team as they win second-straight gold medal
• MU students attend self-defense classes after recent sexual assault near campus
• Waukesha County residents continue fight against potential sports complex in Big Bend
• 23-year-old injured after shooting on Milwaukee's northwest side
• 'A very clear reminder of how far I've come': Froedtert holds send-off party for Paralympic curler from Oconomowoc
• 4 rescued after falling through ice in Village of Dousman
• Carmen Northwest will move to former HOPE High School building in Milwaukee's Harambee neighborhood
• The worst potholes in the city and an unlikely hero to repair them - the Milwaukee Brewers
• MCTS spring service changes to shorten 5 routes
• Fond du Lac store sells $128,000 Badger 5 jackpot ticket
• Man sentenced to 30 years for armed sexual assault months after release from prison
• Kenosha apartment fire leaves residents of 14 units displaced
• China's Ning Zhongyan beats Jordan Stolz in speedskating's 1,500 meters at the Olympics
• 19-year-old stabbed during attempted robbery near Mitchell International Airport
• Whitefish Bay police seek help identifying burglary suspect
• 'Lent in the Tent': Kegel's Inn opens beer garden tent ahead of first Friday fish fry of the season
• Grace Music Academy to host Black History recital at Lincoln Center
• Veterans services expand with new satellite office in Milwaukee
• Summerfest announces 2026 lineup for 3-weekend run
• 'He was a good man': Man dies in house fire on Milwaukee's northwest side
• Lou Malnati's hosts pizza-making class for Make-A-Wish families
• So long, false spring! Possible slushy accumulations Friday
• People prepare for Lent on Ash Wednesday
• In light of recent ICE protests, Milwaukee community groups host informational meeting on how to protest safely
• ‘Could be the future me’: Milwaukee girls hockey team with Olympic dreams
• All Milwaukee Fire Department stations now have microchip scanners to help find owners of lost pets
• Ald. Brower stands by letter preparing for ICE operations in Milwaukee
• Milwaukee men charged in local retail theft ring, accused of more than $50K in losses
• Banting Elementary in Waukesha is 1 of 2 in Wisconsin to receive the 2025 National ESEA Distinguished School award
• Surplus showdown: How the details of school funding are making all the difference in Evers-GOP talks
• Historic Oak Creek cemetery, established in 1888, needs community support
• GreenTree Prep Academy School safety officer allegedly attacked by woman and students
• New MCTS bus design unveiled to promote kidney health awareness
• Body camera footage shows deadly Milwaukee police shooting near 98th and Lisbon
• Hartland bus driver expected to take plea deal, report finds no evidence of drug, alcohol impairment
• Sendik's Food Markets donates $250,000 to the MACC Fund
• Argument between Milwaukee alders stems from 'ICE Out Milwaukee' legislation regarding face coverings
• Kenosha police investigating threats to 2 middle schools, suspects arrested
• 'My heart dropped': Marquette University police, K-9s, investigating armed robbery, sexual assault of student
• Celebrating the Game: WMLW to host 'Basketball Day' March 7 🏀
• 5 injured in hit-and-run crash near Sherman and Hope, police seek driver
• Celebrate Black History Month with free event at Vibez Creative Art Space
• Survivor 50 Challenge comes to Wisconsin! Find the idol and win a trip to the finale
• Newest Milwaukee hotel 'The Marc' opens; major renovations made to Hilton Milwaukee
• CBS 58's Hometown Athlete: Golda Meir senior creates her own club
• Jacob Misiorowski knows he belongs now
• Third phase of Milwaukee's Lisbon Avenue project to begin in April, residents attend open house meeting
• Milwaukee man arrested more than 2 years after leading police on chase with 2-year-old in car
• In final State of the State, Evers touts accomplishments and gives cold shoulder to GOP surplus plan
• Kenosha man accused of shooting victim during argument over parking spot
• Group of Milwaukee County supervisors accuse Rogers Behavioral Health of retaliatory firings
• Sam's Place Jazz Café closes its doors after nearly 5 years in Harambee neighborhood
• Brewers owner Attanasio addresses possible lockout, TV deal and lack of free agency deals
• Dontre Hamilton's family remembers Rev. Jesse Jackson's support after their son was killed by Milwaukee police
• Jury finds Milwaukee security guard guilty in fatal shooting of gas station shoplifter
• Project Adam: MPS celebrates 20 years of participation in lifesaving program
• MATC students, staff participate in Lunar New Year celebrations
• 'Belong Wisconsin' helps siblings separated in foster care system reconnect
• Investigation underway at Milwaukee City Hall after closed-door clash between alders leads to loss of committee positions and formal complaint
• WisDOT joins CBS 58 with updates about road construction progress
• 'Remarkable legacy': Wisconsin leaders react to death of Rev. Jesse Jackson
• Wauwatosa woman told police she drank Listerine 'shots' before allegedly driving over elderly pedestrian