• 'Hunger doesn't wait': Organizations host food, winter supply drives to give back on Thanksgiving
• BBB: Ways to keep your information safe this holiday shopping season
• Quiet weather expected for Thanksgiving
• Garcia, Cain carry Marquette past Ark.-Pine Bluff 99-57
• Annual Dan and Ray’s Rendering Thanks meal continues with changes due to COVID-19
• Reuvers leads No. 7 Wisconsin past Eastern Illinois, 77-67
• Milwaukee County recount nears completion, with 65 uncounted ballots remaining
• UW students leave for Thanksgiving, some indefinitely because of COVID-19
• State Supreme Court blocks order forcing Racine school closures after Thanksgiving
• Organization, local business makes hundreds of free meals to give away on Thanksgiving Day
• City of Milwaukee winter parking regulations to begin Tuesday, Dec. 1
• 13th annual Milwaukee-area holiday drive kicks off
• To travel or not to travel: Thanksgiving holiday has some taking the risk
• Wisconsin tourism secretary resigning to take private job
• 'A ray of light': Candy Cane Lane returns to West Allis Friday
• Bartolotta's Lake Park Bistro brings back indoor dining Dec. 9
• Lakefront Brewery adds winter 'Hop Houses' to riverwalk patio
• 2020 features 1st NFL season in 9 years with 0-10, 10-0 team
• Woman shot interrupting burglary in Racine; police seek leads
• Wisconsin business owners talk ‘Sober Curious Movement’, share mocktail recipe
• How Black Friday has changed throughout the years
• Foggy with rain showers for the day before Thanksgiving
• "Fowl" talking at Outpost Natural Foods. Scaled back ways to prepare your Turkey Day meal
• Police: Two women steal $2600 worth of headphones from Menomonee Falls Best Buy
• No charges in fatal police shooting outside Milwaukee VA hospital
• West Bend alderman accidentally shoots, kills self while hunting in Door County
• Common council puts Milwaukee police grant on hold
• Mayfair Mall teen shooting suspect charged with multiple counts of reckless injury
• Former Packers Leroy Butler, Charles Woodson among HOF semifinalists
• Greendale police to increase patrol hours at Southridge Mall
• Trial on hold for Milwaukee homicide suspect due to key witness missing
• DNR: Opening weekend deer harvest up 2.3% from 2019
• Mayor Tom Barrett names Leon Todd as executive director of Milwaukee's FPC
• Passenger dies in multi-vehicle crash in Jefferson Co.; weather appears to be a factor
• '2020 has been a year': Wauwatosa family creates dumpster fire display in front yard
• MLK Center hosts drive-thru turkey Thanksgiving for 1,500 families in need
• Foxconn plant in Mount Pleasant to assemble parts for Google servers, report says
• Milwaukee Bucks re-sign Pat Connaughton
• Officials: Body of hunter missing for nearly a month found in Manitowoc River
• Nearly 400 unprocessed ballots found during day 5 of Milwaukee County recount
• 3 PM Update: Mixed Showers Transitioning to Rain
• ‘The Car Coach’ shares tips on how to prepare your car for winter
• How COVID-19 vaccine developments impact the stock market
• Mount Pleasant Police looking for two robbery suspects
• City of Racine to conduct voting system audit
• Mayfair Mall shooting victim speaks out after arrests, mental health doctor offers free help
• 107th annual City of Milwaukee Tree Lighting kicks off 2020 holiday season 🎄
• Wauwatosa police: 3 total arrests made in connection to shooting at Mayfair Mall
• MPD: long-term missing: 43-year-old Sarah Martin last seen in November 2001 in Milwaukee
• The Couture, 44-story skyscraper and transit plaza, to begin construction in January
• Free gun locks now available at Milwaukee fire stations
• Milwaukee Common Council to consider $9.7 million federal grant to hire 30 police officers
• Milwaukee County recount grinds on into 4th day; 'We will be here after Thanksgiving'
• Snow to rain will impact the Tuesday morning commute
• Two wanted for Menomonee Falls theft while working for DoorDash
• MPD: 13-year-old shot while in bedroom, expected to be okay
• 'Would be our busy week': Airports expecting Thanksgiving travel to be cut in half from years past
• Community leaders bring awareness to sex trafficking across Wisconsin
• Bucks games for 2020-21 season at Fiserv Forum will be without fans until further notice
• Diabetes and hypertension top co-morbidities reported in Covid-19 deaths in Milwaukee County
• 2021 Milwaukee Boat Show at Wisconsin State Fair Park canceled
• Dairyland Old-Fashioned Hamburgers debuts food trailer in Walker's Point
• Conservative attorneys attack Dane County ban on gatherings
• Three arrested for robbing, hitting 79-year-old man with a hammer in Vilas County
• Madison named best place to retire by Money.com
• A Christmas miracle: Wisconsin State Fair will soon sell Cocoa Cream Puffs
• Take a trip down Candy Cane Lane in West Allis
• Alro Steel Milwaukee moves to former Central Steel building
• Bayside: House fire shuts down Rexleigh Drive
• Wisconsin ships its one millionth N95 mask to frontline workers
• "Wonderland of Lights" brightens the path for some festive fun at Racine Zoo
• Milwaukee’s Mad Science shares at-home experiments for Thanksgiving break
• UW Health: Holidays may force tough COVID-19 conversations
• 'We have increased our patrols:' Wauwatosa mayor says mall security, police officers will ensure customers can shop safely
• MPD: Pregnant teen shot while riding in car near 40th and Auer, baby in critical condition
• Packers fall to Colts in OT, 34-31
• Wauwatosa police arrest 15-year-old boy in connection to Mayfair Mall shooting that injured 8 people
• Quiet Monday, but wet snow moves in Tuesday morning
• Hundreds of UW Health employees publish open letter urging Wisconsin residents to slow Covid-19 spread
• 18-year-old arrested for OWI after car crashes, starts on fire in Racine County
• Two dead after car crash near 68th and Capitol