• Kenosha teen found delinquent in making terroristic threat at elementary school
• 1 dead after crash involving semi-truck, pick-up truck in Kenosha Co.
• 'Below Zero Art' prepares for West Bend's Winter Warm Up festival with nearly 60 ice sculptures
• Reaction pours in following passing of beloved baseball broadcaster Bob Uecker
• Baseball legend Bob Uecker passes away
• Hearts and Tails event to showcase Valentine love at the Milwaukee County Zoo
• Wisconsin chef highlights National Cheese Lovers Day with tasty appetizer
• 40th annual Waukesha JanBoree set for Jan. 17-26 ❄️☃️
• Family without home on Milwaukee's north side after they say neighbor started fire, arrested for arson
• Battle over 'conversion therapy' ban, separation of powers before Wisconsin Supreme Court
• The Milwaukee County Youth Commission begins 2025 term
• Local groups hope for lasting peace after Israel and Hamas agree to ceasefire deal
• Meet the candidates for state superintendent: Brittany Kinser
• 'No ICE detention facilities listed or planned': Despite ICE assurances, dozens of people rally in support of Milwaukee's immigrant communities
• MPS student diagnosed with lead poisoning, source identified
• MATC hosts celebration honoring Martin Luther King Jr.
• Milwaukee man receives probation after setting string of fires last summer
• 'Bucks In Ink': Artists offering Bucks-inspired tattoos during flash event at Fiserv Forum
• TSA reports decrease in firearm detections at Mitchell airport in 2024
• Turn heartbreak into helpful healing during Achy Breaky Bugs fundraiser 💔🦎
• Pedestrian killed in crash near 76th and Silver Spring
• Pick 'n Save, Metro Market raising $1M for those impacted by California wildfires
• Racine Art Museum calls for entries to annual Peeps art exhibition
• Milwaukee County Zoo previews 45th annual Samson Stomp and Romp
• Boyz II Men to perform at Wisconsin State Fair
• Round of light snow rolls in Wednesday evening
• Game on! You can immerse yourself in the experience at Game Show MKE
• A college degree in death investigation? Inside the final exam at UW-Platteville's Crime Scene House
• CBS 58's Jessie Garcia launches debut novel at Boswell Books Company
• Alderwoman: ICE detention facility coming to Milwaukee, immigrant groups 'extremely concerned'
• Jeffrey Grob becomes 12th Archbishop of Milwaukee
• LaFleur believes Love is still improving
• Culver's fundraiser raises $165,000 for Abundant Life Christian School
• What's going to happen to TikTok if it's banned? New apps on the horizon
• Waukesha shelter set to reopen after broken sprinkler caused severe water damage
• Racine County deputies rescue woman from burning car
• Ski and tube into winter at Crystal Ridge Resort in Franklin
• 2 kids, ages 6 and 10, exposed to unknown narcotic near 39th and Lisbon
• Milwaukee Chamber Theatre previews adaptation of 'A Doll’s House'
• Exploring La Revo Books' diverse selections for Milwaukee reading lists
• Wallpaper trends and home improvement experts highlight NARI Home Improvement Show
• We The Kingdom to perform at Wisconsin State Fair
• Wind chills stay cold for another 24 hours before a brief warm-up
• MPS to join lawsuit against social media giants
• Milwaukee County homeless numbers better than national trends, severe housing shortage still a concern
• Sentenced: Racine man guilty of attempted sexual exploitation by a therapist, repeated sexual abuse of a child
• Wisconsin Red Cross provides relief and resources to victims of California fires
• MCSO: Fleeing driver crashes into Milwaukee Public Library construction site
• California Strong: Current and former Brewers members pitch in for wildlife relief
• Milwaukee officials battle fire in bitter cold near 29th and Fond du Lac
• Milwaukee man charged with sexual assault of Illinois teen after chatting on Discord
• Pedestrian struck and killed near 76th and Silver Spring, driver in custody
• Donor celebrates 496 platelet donations at Versiti
• Gallery Night MKE begins winter season Jan. 17-18 🎨
• Colin Mochrie joins CBS 58 to discuss 'Asking for Trouble' improv show coming to Pabst Theater
• 'Bad to the bone': George Thorogood and Foghat to headline Summerfest
• Wauwatosa to receive $1 million for Walnut Road railroad crossing improvements
• Gabriel Iglesias to perform at Wisconsin State Fair in August
• Update: Cold Weather Advisory issued tonight
• Kids can take the 'potter's wheel' starting this weekend at Wisconsin Lutheran High School
• Fans in Milwaukee watch Packers season come to an end against the Eagles
• Alderperson race for Milwaukee Common Council District 3 seat in full swing
• Racine police arrest suspect following near 6-hour long standoff
• Crews respond to Caledonia barn fire near 6 Mile and Highway 38
• Taking pictures of iconic Hometown sights is simply a snap for photographer Jeff Showers
• Stronger Together: Team Phoenix unites cancer survivors with remarkable results
• A bit of wintry mix before more cold arrives for the start of the work week
• New Milwaukee baseball facility providing opportunities for youth
• Capitol Connection: Constitutional amendment on April ballot
• Local Mcdonald's hosts first Coffee with a Cop event of 2025
• Search for MPS superintendent continues, board to interview 6 candidates this month
• Wauwatosa Home Depot employee robbed at gunpoint; police search for suspect
• Milwaukee police investigate hit-and-run crash; 60-year-old injured
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (1/11/25)...Monster trucks, Mulch-o-Rama, & babysitting training
• Looming US TikTok ban: Milwaukee business owners detail possible implications of losing worldwide platform
• 'I'm also gonna protect our home': Packers fan recalls blocking Bears players from doing Lambeau Leap
• Wisconsin volunteers travel to California and provide aid to those impacted by wildfires
• Memorial to honor Sade Robinson proposed in Warnimont Park
• Milwaukee man dead after Rock Co. crash involving semi-tractor trailer, plow truck
• Students return to Abundant Life Christian School in Madison less than a month after tragic shooting
• Family celebrates 1st birthday of baby born in Hales Corners McDonald's parking lot
• 'She's really unstoppable': Milwaukee foster pup searching for forever home
• Milwaukee police seek help locating critically missing 11-year-old
• Kohl's to close 27 stores by April as struggling department stores works to improve sales
• Milwaukee Brewers hiring Game Day staff for 2025 season