Local News

• Storms bring down trees and limbs in Sheboygan
• 3 people die in Wisconsin crash; officials probe stop sign
• 12:45 PM Update: Severe thunderstorm watch issued
• Severe weather damages trees, buildings in Wisconsin
• Lyft driver accused of pointing gun at passengers
• The Latest: Cause of transmission fires still unknown
• Festa Italiana changes water bottle policy due to heat wave
• Man dies after being pulled from water at Eichelman Park in Kenosha
• Crews battle four-alarm fire at welding business near 15th and National
• 'Justice is served': Parents of Shannon Mani speak out
• Flooding causes road closures in parts of Vernon County
• Power restored after fires knock out electricity on hottest day of year in Madison
• MCTS union members deliver petition to Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele
• Melvin Gordon hosts dodgeball event in Kenosha
• CBS 58 Investigates: Horse boarding facility shut down in Racine County
• Rock County Courthouse closed after chemical incident
• "It's so hot:" Milwaukee Health Department urges people to stay cool
• Excessive heat warning issued, feels like temps above 110°
• Milwaukee leaders introduce new affordable housing complex in Walker's Point
• New banner featuring Giannis Antetokounmpo goes up in Milwaukee
• Brookfield family wants answers after 'noose' found in neighborhood
• Milwaukee's Westown neighborhood blossoms with new gateway mural
• Bell Ambulance opens hydration station for crews to cool off in between calls
• Milwaukee County Zoo offering animal encounter tours
• Wausau doctor pleads guilty to prescription fraud
• Several hurt in crash in Town of Burlington
• DNR working on tech to pinpoint CWD sample origins
• Festa Italiana enters 42nd year this weekend
• One dead in crash near Capitol and Calhoun in Brookfield
• Ozaukee County deputies attend 5-year-old's birthday party
• Admirals kick off 50th season with Summer Party
• 'This woman was not going to be a victim': 65-year-old bitten while fighting off thief
• Police investigating fatal crash in Oak Creek
• UW-Parkside falls victim to bank fraud, initial losses total $315,000
• 100 for Humboldt: Group raises money to replace trees in Bay View park
• Bicyclist in critical condition after getting hit by car near 26th and Greenfield
• Home checks for the elderly during extreme heat
• Woman struck by lightning at Country Thunder returns to festival a year later
• 'Too hot': Mykonos Family Restaurant closes because thieves steal AC unit
• Rollover crash shuts down I-43 in Sheboygan County for hours
• Wisconsin unemployment ticks up to 2.9% in June
• Rastafarian church in Madison reopens after being raided
• Jazz in the Park will give away free fans to first 100 guests Thursday night
• Milwaukee County Zoo welcomes new baby giraffe
• Former UW-Milwaukee professor charged with sexual assault has fled the country
• MCTS bus drivers hold rally pushing for safety
• Lyft offering discounted rides to cooling centers in Milwaukee
• Coast Guard alerting boaters to unusually high water levels
• Preliminary hearings postponed for suspects in kidnapping, bank robbery case
• National Guard drone crashes near Volk Field
• Wanaki Golf Course in Menomonee Falls to close
• Several power outages reported across southeast Wisconsin
• Warmest temperatures in seven years arrives Friday; Strong storms possible
• 3 historic lighthouses on the Great Lakes to be auctioned
• De Pere deaths ruled a murder-suicide
• “A game changer:” App helps visually impaired see through volunteer’s eyes
• Drone show wows crowd at Waukesha County Fair
• Police: 3-year-old killed by falling TV
• Milwaukee Public Schools announces changes to summer locations due to heat advisory
• Popular FaceApp lets you 'age,' but experts say it violates your privacy
• Runners score first cream puffs of the year at Cream Puff 5K
• Racine County Sheriff responds to ICE raid rumors
• Racine County inmate attack deputies with a pen causing injuries
• Caledonia police seek suspect who stole $1,200 worth of cologne from Walgreens
• Milwaukee braces for triple digit heat wave
• Summerfest will hold lost and found items for 30 days before donating them
• Police search for hit-and-run driver who struck security guard near Wells and Marshall
• Milwaukee police seek public's assistance in identifying armed robbery suspect
• Two shot near 35th and Garfield, Milwaukee police investigating
• Kenosha County Sheriff's Office addresses security ahead of Country Thunder Music Festival
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Admirals Goalie Tom McCollum
• Bay View High School students' ice cream for sale at Purple Door in Walker's Point
• Six arrested in connection with vandalism at elementary schools in Muskego
• Sargento Foods volunteers build 30th Habitat for Humanity home in Milwaukee
• Police searching for suspect who shot, killed man near Burnham Park
• Much needed chance for storms expected overnight
• Wisconsin Humane Society urges pet owners to take precautions during heat wave
• Milwaukee DPW: Garbage and recycling pick up to begin an hour early Thursday and Friday due to heat
• Update: Missing 75-year-old Milwaukee man found safe
• Suspected serial rapist wanted in Nashville arrested in Milwaukee
• Elm Grove Police: Suspects charged after stealing three bottles of Grey Goose, crashing stolen car
• Milwaukee woman allegedly attacks MCTS employee over cigarette, injures responding officers
• Milwaukee man charged with allegedly shooting 3 women, 1 fatally
• Fingerprint technology identifies 1988 John Doe murder victim as conman
• "You left a legacy of sadness behind:" Man sentenced to life in prison for killing pregnant girlfriend
• “Ridership is soaring:” Improvement projects announced for Amtrak’s Hiawatha line
• Man charged with killing 3-year-old girl in road rage shooting
• Man charged in Racine police officer's death waives preliminary hearing
• Kohl's kicks off hiring for back-to-school, holiday seasons
• Heat advisory issued, feels like temps pushing 110°