• Charges pending in fatal Milwaukee crash, police say
• A slow and methodical warmup on the way
• 2 injured in Racine home explosion, public asked to avoid area
• Food truck owners brave cold to hold fundraiser for Waukesha North senior battling cancer
• Wisconsin Republicans propose $10K income tax break for hurricane and wildfire relocations
• Fatal crash involving car, semis under investigation near 76th and Brown Deer
• Cold snap sends heating costs soaring: How to stay warm and save money
• Brewers begin with 1st full squad workout
• Waukesha alderman arrested in stalking investigation, Mayor Reilly responds
• 'Like a bridge over troubled water': Paul Simon to perform 2 shows in Milwaukee
• Wisconsin Supreme Court rules Republican had no right to bring lawsuit challenging mobile voting
• Amber Alert issued for pregnant teen missing out of Beaver Dam
• Skylight Music Theatre to stage 'Frankenstein: The Musical'
• Why this February seems so much colder
• National Margarita Day is Saturday, but Blue Bat Kitchen in Milwaukee plans to celebrate all week long!
• 'Valiant Vel': Bronzeville Center of the Arts hosts book signing, discussion on Milwaukee civil rights leader
• Judge: MPS, city must get SROs in schools within 10 days and split the cost evenly
• 'Seems like we are floating them a huge loan': HACM owes City of Milwaukee $4.1 million
• Egg shortage hits Milwaukee businesses
• Warming shelters getting ready to provide services as bitter cold makes its way into Milwaukee
• Protesters outside Milwaukee City Hall rally against actions of Pres. Trump
• Ahead of primary to fill seat, friend of late Alderman Jonathan Brostoff wants voters and candidates to remember him
• Police association starts assistance fund for Milwaukee officer shot on duty
• Milwaukee County opens new highway maintenance facility in northern region
• Is this cold air record-setting? Dangerous wind chills are expected tonight!
• First Stage in Milwaukee to show Disney & Pixar's 'Finding Nemo'
• Milwaukee Opera Theatre presenting singing sprites and dancing goblins in 'Rusalka'
• Discussing Milwaukee real estate market trends found in January report
• Styx and Kevin Cronin to perform classic albums in Milwaukee
• Dodge Co. Sheriff's Office warns of ice danger on Beaver Dam Lake
• Fundraising event for Sade Robinson memorial held at 3rd Street Market Hall, follows County Board withdrawal
• 'The need goes up every year': Lakefront Brewery hosts 3rd annual Diaper Drive
• Snowmobiler rescued from Lake Koshkonong after falling through ice
• Gov. Evers proposes closing Green Bay prison, sweeping prison reforms
• A focus shift from snow to the cold for Presidents Day
• Tiny bone found by UW-Madison paleontologists shows dinosaurs could have been around millions of years earlier than previously thought
• Moment in Wisconsin: Hartbrook Park
• Nearly 2 years after fire, Eden Meat Market rises from the ashes
• 'You can continue to do hard things': Local Olympian Chellsie Memmel's push for more adult gymnastics
• 'A good memory related to good food': Bay Lane Elementary students enjoy a gourmet lunch experience
• 'His presence is in our eyesight every day': How Wisconsin's first Black architect left his mark on the city
• Capitol Connection: Audit finds need for change at MPS
• Back-to-back snowstorms cause problems for some Milwaukee drivers
• 2025 Milwaukee area real estate market off to competitive start
• Journey21 hosts Valentine's Day Mixer at Inclusion Coffee Company
• Annual Wisconsin State Ice Carving Championship held in Burlington
• 63rd NARI Spring Improvement Show held at State Fair Park Expo Center
• Franklin students unveil new house as part of 6th annual Home Build Project
• Firefighters help rescue person from balcony during Milwaukee house fire
• Flipped semi causes backups along I-43 at Silver Spring Road
• In first news conference, new MPS superintendent pledges more outreach, transparency
• Milwaukee police warn about spike in phone scams
• DNR: Bird flu detected in Milwaukee County
• Riverwest man says teens used shoveling snow as a ruse to break into home, MPD searches for suspects
• Voters to decide the fate of the Kenosha Unified School District
• Milwaukee teacher's aide facing deportation granted more time in the U.S.
• Washington County Sheriff's Office tip helps thwart Indiana school shooting plot
• Milwaukeeans prepare for 2nd snowstorm this week
• No charges filed against bus driver involved in deadly Sussex crash, investigation ongoing
• 'A day about love:' Mount Pleasant seniors feel Valentine's Day love thanks to handwritten cards from students
• Milwaukee Night Market to kick off 2025 season June 11
• Senior residents in Wauwatosa gather for 'Palentine's Day' celebration
• Details announced for the 10th annual Mayor's Masked Ball fundraiser
• Your favorite Disney characters skate into Milwaukee this weekend
• Highly pathogenic avian flu detected in Milwaukee County merganser
• Bernie, Brewers Racing Sausages hand out valentines at Milwaukee Public Market
• Milwaukee police investigating missing 65-year-old woman
• Milwaukee Post Office to host career fair on Feb. 20
• Brewers individual game tickets go on sale for 2025 season
• Lou Malnati’s partners with Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin to fight hunger
• Nicolet High School robotics team reveals competition robot
• Mother of fallen officer shows support for new recruits at MPD graduation
• 'Afraid even to tell the truth': Lawyer for MPS whistleblowers, lawmakers react to scathing MPS audit
• Baby born on side of I-41 near Silver Spring
• Lawmakers advance education overhaul bills, up for vote next week
• Local seniors make cards for firefighters ahead of Valentine's Day
• Milwaukee police officer recovering after being shot, suspect identified
• New Berlin man charged with impersonating Border Patrol agent
• Milwaukee declares Thursday snow emergency requiring alternate side parking
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Captain America: Brave New World' and 'Paddington in Peru'
• Milwaukee County Zoo highlights new animal arrivals
• A grooming galaxy on wheels: Milwaukee friends transforming pets with color & care