• Host a budget-friendly March Madness feast with tips from Famous Dave's
• Elevate confidence this spring with 5 expert-recommended strategies
• First spring snow possible Wednesday night with some rain
• Car crash results in fatality following police pursuit
• Milwaukee Area Technical College hosting 'Casa Abierta,' showcasing diverse educational programs
• Confusion over wording of ballot questions as both sides make their cases
• Activists call for action after 4 deaths at Milwaukee County Jail in 9 months
• MPS offers revisions to bullying policy after 2nd grader's case taken up by Office for Civil Rights
• 'Waiting with open arms': MFD, local union prepare to welcome injured firefighter home
• 'We are as hot a zone in the U.S. as any other state': Experts warn about ticks as temperatures warm up
• CBS 58's Emerson Lehmann speaks at Kewaskum High School's Career Day
• Milwaukee County Zoo to host 'Egg Day' April 8
• 'Tripoli Shrine Circus' headed to Wisconsin State Fair Park in May 🎪
• Wisconsin DNR warns public against feeding deer in winter
• Comedian and musician Tim Heidecker brings abrasive comedy and poignant rock music to Milwaukee
• Peter Gabriel set to 'Shock the Monkey' at Fiserv Forum
• Milwaukee homeowners urged to inspect homes for baby animals as spring approaches
• 'Hunchback of Notre Dame' brings medieval Paris to life via the Milwaukee Ballet
• American Family Insurance Amphitheater announces an 'Amped Up' VIP experience
• Marcus Performing Arts Center reflects on the return to live programming 3 years after COVID shutdown
• Fiserv Forum prepares for Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey 'The Greatest Show on Earth'
• Light showers mostly stay away until Thursday
• 38-year-old shot near Becher and 23rd
• Milwaukee police investigating fatal shooting near Constance and W. Fond du Lac
• 'More questions than answers': Emergency order issued after oil spill in New Berlin
• Pewaukee neighbors spared $69,511 bill for now as council votes down utility repair plan
• 'Long road ahead': Milwaukee firefighter severely injured in line of duty recovering at Mayo Clinic with daughter
• 'Milwaukeehenge': How to catch a glimpse of the twice-a-year phenomenon
• Pewaukee High School sophomore performs national anthem at WIAA state tournament
• Girl Scouts participate in STEM activities to celebrate Women's History Month
• Police: Arrest made in theft of funeral van containing body
• Officials call on Kia and Hyundai to 'step up and take action' in letter to automakers amid car theft crisis
• 18-year-old accused in armed robbery of Glendale Qdoba
• 'Seems like they're lying to customers': Milwaukee Water Works warns of 'aggressive' solicitors; company responds
• Man charged in murder of South Milwaukee teens bound over for trial
• Community raising money to support injured Milwaukee firefighter and his daughter
• Gov. Evers proposes $50 million investment to prevent infant and maternal death
• South Milwaukee School District: Bullet found in 6th grade classroom
• 'I want everyone to feel safe': New construction projects aim to reduce reckless driving in Milwaukee
• 1 dead, 2 seriously injured following pursuit, crash in Jefferson County
• CBS 58's Amanda Porterfield honored as Milwaukee Business Journal's '40 Under 40' recipient
• Egg-citing news! 1st peregrine falcon eggs of the season laid at We Energies Oak Creek Power Plant
• Milwaukee War Memorial Center marks 20 years since start of Iraq War
• Milwaukee County Parks system recruiting lifeguards to open more pools this summer
• Milwaukee Marathon to impact traffic and parking March 26
• Cousins Subs introduces Lent-friendly Spicy Tuna Sub for a limited time
• Milwaukee housing market trends: Sales decline but market remains active
• Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin announces expansion of mobile health services
• Keys to celebrating National Noodle Month with healthy choices and alternatives
• Tony Award-winning 'jokebox musical' Tootsie headed to Milwaukee for a limited engagement
• Milwaukee Film Festival unveils 'Cream City Cinema' lineup, showcasing local talent
• Average temps for the start of spring
• Marquette fans 'disappointed' after fall to Michigan State Sunday night
• Local students compete in underwater robotics competition
• School Bulletin: Acres of opportunity for ag students
• Moment in Wisconsin: Cave of the Mounds
• 'A beautiful game': A look at the unique job of a professional Bingo caller
• Historical costumer Jessica Michna brings Women's history to life
• Care for the caregivers: Menomonee Falls woman provides support for caregivers at Kathy's House
• Junior Achievement rewards a Milwaukee-area teen for chess education startup
• 'It's something to look forward to': Local brewers mark Bock Beer Day
• Temperatures (& eventually precip chances) on the up and up as we head into spring
• Get your ski on! Local winter sport parks could close this weekend, as spring and warmer weather approaches
• Milwaukee Polar Plunge the coldest plunge this year in Wisconsin
• Local wildlife center hosting orientation to expand volunteer team
• Schlesinger's Saturday Spotlight (3/18)...St. Patrick's Day leftovers, wrestling fun, & spring planting
• The last weekend of winter will live up to its reputation with a chilly forecast
• Drug bust in Fond du Lac County has parents on high alert
• Community group urging faster replacement of lead water pipes
• 'When it stops being fun, talk to somebody': March Madness coincides with Problem Gambling Awareness Month
• MSOE hosts annual egg drop competition
• Milwaukee real estate group pending purchase of Northridge Mall property
• WATCH: Man accused of stealing Amazon delivery truck, leading Milwaukee police on pursuit
• 'A new journey': Medical College of Wisconsin-Milwaukee students celebrate National Residency Match Day
• After a 2-month vacancy, Dodge County now has a new district attorney
• Kenosha man with revoked license,16 prior offenses, arrested for going 101 mph in a 55 mph zone
• UW budget plan would drive up student costs as much as 5.4%
• Favre must remain in welfare lawsuit, Mississippi argues
• 'The Town of Erin is traditionally Irish': 43rd St. Patrick's Day parade celebrated in Washington Co.
• 15-year-old boy dies from injuries in shooting; 16-year-old girl arrested