• Ringing in the New Year with Plymouth's annual 'Cheese Drop' 🧀
• Snow doesn't deter 39th annual 'Cool Fool Kite Festival' at Veterans Park in Milwaukee
• TSA's 2026 canine calendar features German Shepherd from Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport
• Visit Milwaukee preview: Jan. 2-4
• A&J's Halloween House announces 2026 theme: The Wizarding World of Harry Potter
• Hundreds take part Milwaukee's Polar Plunge, a New Year's Day tradition
• Aurora Health Care welcomes first baby of 2026
• 'I felt the building rumble': SUV slams into apartment complex in West Milwaukee
• Light snow chances keep on going into the new year
• 'Celebrate their culture': Lakefront Brewery rings in 2026 with 2nd annual Swedish New Year event
• MPD warns of increasing 'celebratory' gunfire during New Year's Eve in video message
• Mr. B's restaurant in Brookfield closed for New Year's Eve after chimney fire
• Missing Wisconsin teen may have ties to Racine and Kenosha
• MCSO bodycam videos shows more of lakefront car rollover crash at Veterans Park
• Entering the New Year with new resolutions
• Hundreds celebrate 'Noon Year's Eve' sold-out annual event at Betty Brinn Children's Museum in downtown Milwaukee
• CBS 58 to broadcast Packers vs. Vikings game Sunday at Noon
• Ring in the ‘Noon Year’ at The New Fashioned
• Another round of light snow possible on New Year's Eve
• Milwaukee Admirals superfan brings hundreds of bears to annual 'Teddy Bear Toss'
• 'Complicated and confusing’: Questions looming for student loan borrowers
• More than 28,000 vehicles with unpaid, overdue tickets in Milwaukee could be towed starting in January
• Brookfield community rallies around Elbow Room co-owner after rare diagnosis
• Going out for NYE? Here's how to use the Tavern League of Wisconsin's SafeRide program
• Milwaukee County paratransit service switches to WisGo fare system in January
• 'Shocking': Old World Deli in Greendale to close temporarily after driver hits building
• Crash near 19th and Capitol leaves 3 injured
• Children's book author sets latest baseball mystery at American Family Field
• American Airlines adds flights between Milwaukee and Chicago
• Light snow chances continue as we wrap up 2025
• 'It's very scary': Milwaukee restaurant says reckless driving near storefront is out of control
• ‘I appreciate shelters like this’: St. Ben’s warming center keeping people out of cold
• Community gathering event held at Milwaukee Public Library's Atkinson branch
• Blood drive at Milwaukee County Zoo offers free admission, gift cards
• Driver arrested for 5th OWI after rollover crash into Veterans Park
• Driver dies after medical emergency causes dump truck to veer off I-94 in Oak Creek
• Fox Valley nurse prescribed opioids to feed her own addiction, DOJ says
• 2 men charged with first-degree intentional homicide in Milwaukee shooting
• UW Health launches MRI technologist apprenticeship program
• Education expert answers parent questions, including middle schools versus K-8 schools
• Racine Zoo offers winter events and camps for families
• Tough weather conditions to start a new work week and staying cold into 2026
• ‘You’re not alone’: Milwaukee families gather for end-of-year vigil
• 61-year-old man found dead inside Greenfield home after fire, investigation underway
• 'Do right by our brothers and sisters': America's Black Holocaust Museum hosts 3rd Annual Kwanzaafest
• Winter soon to become on full blast again for these last few days of 2025
• New holiday window display at the Milwaukee Public Market
• Festival City Symphony bringing the holiday spirit to Milwaukee in the form of music
• The gift of joy: Children's Wisconsin brings holiday cheer to patients and families
• Kenosha 11-year-old collects coats to protect others from Wisconsin winters
• Giannis inspires a Virginia boy with medical problems to dream big, stand tall
• 'I can't eat, I can't sleep, I'm in shock’: 48-year-old Milwaukee woman killed in pedestrian crash the day after Christmas
• Wauwatosa police investigate reported armed robbery at Mayfair Mall
• Krispy's Fish and Chicken gives away free meals on Milwaukee's north side
• 17-year-old teen arrested after swatting call to Waukesha County Courthouse threatening a deputy
• Man arrested hours after Mequon police respond to domestic shots fired incident near River Club
• ‘Once in a lifetime’: Harlem Globetrotters in Milwaukee for 100 year tour
• 48-year-old pedestrian identified after death near 41st and Townsend in Milwaukee
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (12/27)...Great post-Christmas fun, including globe dining & free zoo days
• Winter coming our way fast and furious to round out 2025
• Waukesha family without a home after Christmas morning fire
• Man charged with throwing 5-month-old baby across hallway
• Packers QB Jordan Love ruled out for Week 17 matchup at Lambeau
• Families enjoy 'Frosty Free Week' at Milwaukee County Zoo
• Shoppers snagging up deals in preparation for Christmas 2026 
• 'It was kind of scary': TC Energy and local first responders contain gas leak overnight in Sheboygan County
• Enjoy the lingering warmth because much colder air poised to take over next week
• 'Everything Is covered in soot': Kitchen fire forces 2 Milwaukee food trucks to shut down
• Families making a trip to the theater a part of their Christmas celebration
• 3 injured, arrested after stolen vehicle crash near 68th and Fiebrantz in Milwaukee
• Volunteers serve thousands at Salvation Army Christmas feast
• Children's Wisconsin gets a special holiday visit from Santa and some superheroes
• One week after verdict in Judge Hannah Dugan’s trial, sketch artist reflects
• Milwaukee police seek 2 men in May double homicide
• 40+ units evacuated on southwest side after Christmas morning apartment fire
• We trade a white Christmas for a warmer one, but cold air awaits
• Shopping locally instead of clicking 'add to cart' — one Riverwest business has kept its doors open every Christmas Eve for 19 years
• ‘You gotta try’: Wisconsinites take their shot at the $1.7 billion Powerball prize
• High school sports are facing an umpire shortage. How you can 'step up to the plate' to help
• 'It's great to all be together again': Wauwatosa families celebrate the holidays at Café Hollander
• 'Those in need shouldn't be forgotten': Christmas Eve meal at St. Ben’s brings community to those in need
• Actor and Marquette University alum Patrick Finn dies
• MPD investigating battery near Brady Street; K-9 bites officer, suspect during arrest
• 31-year-old Racine man killed in Caledonia crash
• Wild Lights and Frosty Free Week: Milwaukee County Zoo shares fun winter activities for the family