Local News

• Racine Zoo discusses impact closures are having on facilities, animals
• Local photographer taking photos of you & raising money for the community during the Covid crisis
• 'Best-selling of all time:' Dr. Fauci bobbleheads raise $100K for PPE
• 'Their voice still matters:' Volunteers help pick up absentee ballots for people
• Precautions taken to keep voters & poll workers safe during Wisconsin primary election amid coronavirus outbreak
• Milwaukee leaders frustrated with election; proud of poll worker efforts
• Walker's Point bar begins producing, donating hand sanitizer to law enforcement
• List: Food pantries available in Milwaukee-area during COVID-19 pandemic
• Poll workers called heroes of Wisconsin primary
• 'Risk my life to vote:' Wisconsinites head to the polls despite health concerns over COVID-19
• Warmest day of the year on tap for Tuesday with storm chance
• The Zoological Society of Milwaukee keeps the interest of animals going while the zoo is closed
• Pandemic politics: Wisconsin voting underway amid coronavirus pandemic
• 2 Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office members test positive for COVID-19
• 'It was the best news we've gotten in a year:' One-year-old to receive life-saving transplant
• Area medical students make face coverings to distribute to underserved areas
• Man fatally shot on Milwaukee's north side
• Supreme Court blocks plan to extend absentee voting in Wisconsin primary election
• 'Hello world:' Bucks' MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo shares new, adorable photo of baby boy
• Children's Wisconsin doctor donates plasma to help COVID-19 patients after recovering from the virus
• Federal medical supplies sent to Wisconsin fall short
• Contractors take precautions to continue service during pandemic
• North Shore area beaches ordered closed by health department due to pandemic
• Officials react to Gov. Evers' order delaying presidential primary election
• Mount Pleasant PD: 2 dead in motorcycle crash on Durand Avenue
• Wisconsin court blocks Gov. Evers' move to delay election
• Milwaukee police investigate 4 separate shootings in 48 hours
• Best Buddies turns to virtual hangouts, activities for people with special needs
• Brewers Community Foundation's 'Drive for Charity' hosted online April 6-20 due to coronavirus
• Top Wisconsin court blocks governor's move to delay election
• Warm with showers next three days
• 'There's still a demand:' Local real estate agent discusses changes to business during COVID-19
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee distributing meals, toys to kids
• Get your green thumb even greener during quarantine
• Local organizations assisting seniors need volunteers
• 2 dead at Sheboygan nursing home, Wisconsin National Guard called in for testing
• 'Come as you are in the family car': Pewaukee church offers drive-in worship services
• Mild start to the week, but extended cool down looms for mid April
• Liberal groups: Allow extended voting in Wisconsin election
• Police: Woman, man killed after wanted fugitive causes multi-vehicle crash near 51st and Center
• Woman dies after house fire in Bay View, firefighters urge working smoke detectors
• Gov. Evers: Wisconsin granted major disaster declaration as result of COVID-19
• Milwaukee Election Commission provides update on April 7 primary
• Third Ward residents practice social distancing while singing together from their balconies
• Racine community shows appreciation for health care workers with drive-by parade outside hospital
• Friends share messages of hope amid coronavirus pandemic
• New Berlin man who died from coronavirus remembered as loving husband, father, and grandfather
• Lakefront Brewery's fish fry returns for pickup during Wisconsin's stay at home order
• Marcus Hotels & Resorts supplies food to company's laid off employees in downtown Milwaukee
• Police: 7-year-old Milwaukee boy shot near 23rd and Locust
• Hayat Pharmacy distributes thousands of masks, gloves on Milwaukee's north side
• Evers announces statewide mental health initiative
• Milwaukee County Jail nurse tests positive for COVID-19
• DNC Chair Perez confident party can 'put on a show' for 2020 convention
• Don't want to go to the grocery store? Here are alternative ways to buy fresh food
• Activists protest dangerous working conditions at Cudahy business after workers test positive for COVID-19
• Wisconsin health official says COVID-19 curve is flattening
• City of Milwaukee names five in-person voting locations
• Police: 13-year-old boy taken into custody for shooting gun at Sheboygan home
• Light rain tonight followed by sunshine for the weekend
• Judge says no Wisconsin election returns until April 13
• MCTS deploys more buses to practice social distancing amid COVID-19 pandemic
• City of Milwaukee DPW concludes winter recycling routes starting April 6
• Suspect in deaths of Wisconsin doctor, husband known to them
• Financial health during the coronavirus pandemic
• Pet of the Week: 9-month-old Bruce Willis
• 'Position' yourself the right way when working from home
• Racine Zoo looks to connect with community through social media during COVID-19 pandemic
• Wisconsin Tavern League hopes to change alcohol delivery laws during pandemic
• Make-A-Wish Wisconsin postpones nearly 90 wishes due to COVID-19, hosts annual gala online
• Milwaukee church hosting food distribution on Saturday, registration required
• Alternative care facility for COVID-19 patients to be built at Wisconsin State Fair Park
• Saukville company Rebel Converting donating kits to help make millions of masks
• Tourism and hospitality leaders cautiously optimistic on DNC delay
• 'Not a good feeling:' COVID-19 taking a toll on Wisconsin dairy farmers
• Judge won't delay Wisconsin election but extends voting
• Do your children have computers, internet access needed for online learning? MPS wants to know
• Wisconsin Center District making plans to open alternative hospital to house patients
• Menomonee Falls woman holding driveway workouts with neighbors during 'Safer at Home' order
• Former CBS 58 anchor Whitney Martin stars in Netflix's "Nailed It"
• Wheel & Sprocket bike shops open for people during social distancing
• DNC Milwaukee 2020 pushed back to week of August 17 due to COVID-19
• Coronavirus outbreak could affect UW's fall semester
• UWM faculty, researchers and staff donate personal protective equipment to health care workers
• 39-year-old Milwaukee man seriously hurt after being shot following apparent armed robbery