• Snow opportunities the next few days, still way below where we need to be
• Milwaukee Public Market opens "smallest" ice rink
• Schlesinger's Saturday Spotlight: January 22, 2022
• Pets lost in Racine County house fire
• Teens hurt in car fire in Burlington
• Weekend in Titletown: Packers fans get fired up for playoff game at pep rallies
• Milwaukee Street Angels bus destroyed by fire; leaves group devastated
• MPD releases community briefing video on December in-custody death
• 'Representation really matters': Milwaukee Bucks to highlight LGBTQ+ businesses on Pride Night
• Business attorney to be University of Wisconsin's president
• 'Dream come true': Milwaukee man to compete on 'Jeopardy!' Friday night
• Here's where to get a free N95 mask in Kenosha County
• 29-year-old Racine woman dies following crash in Village of Somers
• Funky Fresh Spring Rolls partners with Palermo's to expand in stores nationwide
• Youth apprenticeship program opens door to the trades for Racine student
• Eddy Lemberger releases another Packers anthem ahead of the playoffs
• CBS 58's Feel Good Friday: January fun around Milwaukee
• Tips for cutting costs and lowering your energy bill in the winter
• Tips for exercising with your dog, and meet our Pet of the Week Skyy
• Two light snow chances this weekend; bigger storm possible Monday
• Everything fans need to know for the Packers playoff game-- from tailgating to tickets
• National Anthem singer prepares for Packers playoff game by singing in walk-in freezer
• 'Street Angels' offers food, clothing to Milwaukee's homeless population as temperatures drop
• Edgecomb trial: Eyewitnesses testify shooter was chased by victim, who was unarmed
• 'When will our government step in to help?': Search for missing Waukesha, Illinois women continues in Panama
• Public mask distribution ramping up, but faster for some communities than others
• UWM professor explains how word game 'Wordle' became latest pandemic distraction
• 2 of 3 teens charged in Shake Shack shooting held on $250K, $100K cash bonds
• 2 arrested after car flees MPD, crashes into flames near 76th and Hampton
• GOP split over Nicholson's potential entry into governor's race
• Wisconsin man convicted of killing, dismembering his parents
• Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week: Father of 19 shot and killed on mother's birthday
• Rittenhouse seeks return of gun used during Kenosha protest
• 'I was perfectly fine': Pregnant Milwaukee mom shares what pushed her to get Covid booster shot
• 'Should be in every classroom in the county': DIY air filter boxes gain traction across country
• Kenosha police identify victims of deadly fire at senior living complex
• Meet Everest and Tinley, the 2 newest additions to the Milwaukee County Zoo
• Wisconsin unemployment hits record low of 2.8%
• No defense witnesses called in Wisconsin dismemberment trial
• Staying chilly with a few snow chances by the weekend
• Waukesha Common Council approves commission for permanent Christmas parade memorial
• Wisconsin Assembly approves lowering working age in summer
• MFD: 2 people injured in fire near 29th and Townsend
• Milwaukee Acting Mayor Johnson signs citywide mask mandate effective through March 1
• Man accused in fatal Burger King shooting turns self in
• Wisconsin Assembly to vote on lowering working age in summer
• 3 arrested in Wauwatosa after police pursuit
• Mocktail recipes from Great Lakes Distillery
• US jobless claims rise to 286,000, highest since October
• How the characters of Sesame Street are helping kids get through the pandemic
• Milwaukee County Historical Society launches 'Where the Waters Meet' exhibit
• Franklin PD sees an uptick in car break-ins and thefts
• 1 person injured in shooting near Holton and Locust
• Froedtert & MCW announce closure of Mequon Health Center Urgent Care due to impact of Covid-19
• Doctor more concerned about Packers fans in stands than players during frigid conditions Saturday
• Navy will let Wisconsin keep badger statue for 50 more years
• Milwaukee community activist creates music videos to raise reckless driving awareness
• 'Heartbroken when I heard:' Vigil held for those killed in fire at Kenosha senior living complex
• Jury hears first day of testimony in Theodore Edgecomb trial
• 80+ Wisconsin National Guard members trained to help hospitals tackle COVID-19 surge
• How endorsements could impact Milwaukee mayoral race
• Wisconsin lawmakers introduce bipartisan resolution to honor victims, heroes of Waukesha parade tragedy
• Michigan man sentenced to federal prison for traveling to Wisconsin to have sex with minor
• Homicide investigation underway after man's body found in vehicle in town of Cambridge
• VetsRoll trip canceled, 2 Milwaukee veterans recall memories from Washington D.C.
• Milwaukee man charged in shooting death of 8-year-old daughter
• Shorewood High School cancels final exams to prioritize mental, physical health of students, staff
• Wisconsin man accused of fatal shooting arrested in Iowa
• Voces de la Frontera Action files lawsuit challenging legality of Gableman subpoena
• The Wisconsin Humane Society wins money in TikTok contest hosted by popular Noodle the Pug
• DOT eases test requirements for potential school bus drivers
• Vice President Kamala Harris to visit Milwaukee next week
• Join the team! Milwaukee Brewers hiring Game Day seasonal staff
• $1 million winning Powerball ticket sold in Spooner
• Milwaukee County to require COVID-19 booster vaccines at high-risk facilities
• Legislators OK new contract for state troopers
• An expert's tips for planning your next vacation
• Local expert shares tips for protecting yourself against bad investments
• 3 reasons experts say you should get the COVID-19 booster
• Biden administration to distribute 400 million N95 masks to the public for free