• It's back! Marcus Performing Arts Center announces 2026-2027 Broadway season 🎭🍿
• Suspected father and daughter killed in early morning house fire in Pleasant Prairie
• 4:30pm Update: Steady rain with strong storms still possible late day and evening
• The Gingerbread House is stocked up on last-minute grab-and-go Easter treats
• Islamic Society of Milwaukee condemns ICE arrest of its president
• Wild Space Dance Company bringing outer space-themed performance to Milwaukee
• Milwaukee County Zoo's Egg Day returns Saturday with egg hunts, bunny parade and more
• Waukesha woman dead after rollover crash in Fond du Lac County
• 'Her spirit still flies': Sade Robinson's family holds remembrance ceremony on 2-year anniversary of her disappearance
• Local chef and restaurant nominated for James Beard award
• 2 officers injured after squad car rolls during pursuit of shooting suspect
• 'This is not easy stuff': How a Cudahy company played a crucial role in the Artemis moon mission
• Former Wisconsin tight end Jack Pugh dies at 24
• 3rd Street Market Hall tightens rules after teen takeover concerns
• 51-year-old identified after being fatally shot near 105th and Villa
• Two Brothers One Mind to set sail with American Cruise Lines this summer
• Warm and slightly wet March ends with a bang with wild weather continuing into April
• Passover begins Wednesday evening, celebrations run through April 9
• Shoe expert shares tips on finding the right fit for walking and running
• American journalist abducted in Iraq grew up in Wisconsin
• In wake of teen takeovers, community leaders focusing on positive activities for young people
• 'It just needs to stop': Milwaukee continues to crack down on illegal dumping
• 4Seasons Skate Park closes its doors after 26 years
• Seats dedicated to fallen police officers at American Family Field
• UWM planetarium director discusses NASA's Artemis 2 mission set for this week
• Buckle Up Phone Down: WisDOT, West Bend team up to promote safe driving
• Gas prices top $4, raising costs for landscapers
• Midday Update: Storms into the afternoon then quieter
• 'It's the right thing': Milwaukee cancels 'Cesar Chavez Day' celebrations after sexual abuse accusations
• WisDOT updates CBS 58 on freeway projects across SE Wisconsin
• First witnesses called in trial of man accused of fatally shooting Milwaukee police officer
• Police respond to Moody Park for report of shots fired during a ‘teen takeover’
• Milwaukee leaders mark International Transgender Day of Visibility 🏳️‍⚧️
• Racine Zoo welcoming Ayubu, a critically endangered eastern black rhino
• Discussing latest health headlines with UW Health
• Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin shares Easter recipes and candy-cheese pairings
• Gov. Evers announces $1.5 million in job training grants, several going to Milwaukee-area employers
• Milwaukee Lyft driver held at gunpoint, carjacked by passengers
• Woman wanted in connection to Waukesha stabbing investigation arrested after fleeing traffic stop
• Gov. Evers vetoes bill requiring state opt into private school voucher program
• 14 arrested at Bayshore Mall on charges of disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and battery
• Friendship Circle of Wisconsin president presented with FBI director's Community Leadership Award
• Tosa residents say postal workers won't deliver mail on their street due to turkey takeover
• Dogs attack grandmother on Milwaukee’s east side, neighborhood's second dog attack in less than a week
• Recognize them? Milwaukee police look to identify suspects in armed robbery near Teutonia and Hampton
• Domestic violence suspect shoots police drone during standoff near 68th and Brentwood
• All 13 Milwaukee County golf courses now open for 2026 season
• Trial begins with new felony charge added for Tremaine Jones in shooting death of Milwaukee Police Officer Kendall Corder
• West Allis going head-to-head against Madison in national 'Strongest Town' contest
• Step into a virtual reality at new Port Washington arcade
• Racine Zoo previews spring lineup including Eggstravaganza, camps and Mother's Day brunch
• Specialist explains how specific learning disabilities are identified in Wisconsin schools
• Early Tuesday Update: Severe thunderstorm watch expires as showers and storms wind down
• Trial for man charged in death of Milwaukee Police Officer Kendall Corder scheduled for Monday
• Milwaukee police seeking help finding critically missing child
• Ascension Columbia St. Mary's Hospital NICU organizes book drive for patients
• Local kids meet special visitor at early Easter egg hunt hosted by Milwaukee police
• Chesney the kangaroo scales tall fence and flees petting zoo for three days on the lam
• Southeast Wisconsin ravaged by barrage of fires
• Benson Boone backflipping back to Fiserv Forum this summer
• Indian Summer festival returns to Waukesha
• Crash along I-94 EB at Hawley Road causes Brewers backup traffic
• Moment in Wisconsin: Kohl Park Hiking Trail
• Addison Elementary fifth grader leads a lesson in wheelchair basketball and inclusion
• Video shows Greenfield police chase, crash; 1 arrested
• People gather in Washington Park as part of dozens of 'No Kings' protests across southeast Wisconsin
• Volunteers plant 1,200 purple tulips near future home of Stella's Playground in honor of 9-year-old brain cancer survivor
• Milwaukee firefighters battle vacant house fire that spread to 2 other homes, residents displaced
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (3/28)...Some pre-Easter fun, skate party too
• Another week of lots of up and downs w/temps and sky conditions
• Women in law enforcement brought together at symposium
• Proposal to rename part of highway after Charlie Kirk no longer under consideration
• Push to end violence in Milwaukee continues after deadly Water Street shooting
• 'That meant the world to me': Crash victim reunites with Good Samaritan
• 'We are small but we are mighty!': MacDowell Montessori holds celebration for Juneau basketball's historic win
• Evers vetoes bills requiring WIAA to follow open records laws, allowing employers to consider non-criminal charges in firing decisions
• Father sentenced to 16 years in crash that killed son, injured his twin brother
• Edgewood Elementary School students set goal to make 1,000 sandwiches for homeless shelter
• Person, dog injured after dog attack on Brady Street
• Man charged in fatal shooting of woman in Twin Lakes
• Previewing the Indian Summer Spring Powwow & Native Art Market set for March 28-29
• ICE unlikely to come to Milwaukee's Mitchell International Airport, according to sheriff
• New video shows Milwaukee police officer clinging to side of tow truck before fatally shooting driver
• Despite nationwide struggle, Milwaukee's Mitchell International Airport continues to operate smoothly
• Heavy police response in Racine County determined to be hoax