• Milwaukee team creates app that allows users to connect and give COVID ratings to bars, restaurants
• Wisconsin man gets driver's license photo taken with half of a beard
• Cash Mob MKE aims to help struggling local restaurants
• Wisconsin Center to host first non-governmental event since DNC
• Two grand reopenings on Friday: Harley Davidson and Milwaukee Art museums
• Milwaukee bar owners hope for boost in sales as fans return to American Family Field
• Family seeks live donor for baby girl diagnosed with acute liver failure
• Police: Teen missing from Hartland believed to be in Milwaukee area
• Brewers approved to host 25% capacity at American Family Field to open regular season, no tailgating allowed
• Murder of Dane County priest remains unsolved, 23 years later
• Arrest made in 38-year-old cold case murder of Racine native
• Former Milwaukee Co. corrections officer charged with sexual assault bound over for trial
• Helping the hungry, doubling your donations: 'Match Madness MKE' is underway
• City of La Crosse sues foam-makers over PFAS pollution
• Milwaukee Public Museum reopens after months of closure due to pandemic
• Marquette hosts community conversation panel on health equity
• Hayat Pharmacy and Hmong agency partner for walk-in COVID-19 vaccine clinic
• BBB Wisconsin, Wisconsin DFI warn businesses of misleading solicitations
• Susan G. Komen BigWigs campaign underway in the fight against breast cancer
• First 50s arrive five weeks late with more on the way
• No one seriously hurt in car vs. school bus crash in Milwaukee
• ESPN: Brewers to sign center fielder Jackie Bradley Jr. in two-year deal
• Milwaukee Police Department implements new Traffic Safety Unit to combat reckless driving
• Filing 2020 taxes could be difference between receiving stimulus check or not for some Americans
• Police seek suspects accused of intentionally setting apartment on fire near 32nd and Hampton
• DNR: Ice shanties must be removed nightly starting Sunday
• Milwaukee fire chief commends volunteers who installed nearly 40 smoke detectors on city's south side
• Wisconsin Pick ‘n Save, Metro Market stores to get vaccine boost from federal program
• GOP leaders reject sales tax increase, MKE leaders say communities are in jeopardy without one
• ‘Put down their civilian lives’: WI National Guard closes in on one year assisting with pandemic response
• 'That gives us our summers back': Local leaders hopeful as Biden promises enough vaccines by end of May
• Former MPD officer Mattioli, charged in Joel Acevedo's death, returns to court next week
• Marquette University students, faculty protest after school fires 39 employees, cuts 240 classes
• Man fires gun outside of gentleman's club, drives drunk into ditch in Dane County
• Cudahy woman bound over for trial in fatal stabbing of West Allis man
• Racine fire officials: 12 people escape duplex fire near Pierce and Russet
• 'We remain very concerned': American Diabetes Association advocates for access to COVID vaccine
• DNR begins prescribed burns throughout Wisconsin
• DNR: In-person hunter safety classes to begin April 1
• Kenosha County vaccine clinics moving to former Shopko building
• Evers floats allowing K-12 schools to open before Sept. 1
• Dozens show up at Capitol maskless, defying mask order
• Normal fall semester at UW hinges on vaccinations
• Constitutional convention call renewed in Wisconsin
• MPD: Two people shot outside a home near 24th and Brown
• Democratic leader calls voters 'not smart' if they oppose tax increases
• Madison hospitals ease visitor limitations Monday
• Woman in Slender Man stabbing returns to court next week
• Budget proposal would help schools drop race-based mascots
• Baraboo police: Man caught trying to cash $4,500 check and sell fake bars of gold and silver
• Milwaukee Hotel Month underway, 43 participating hotels
• Forests and Livelihoods: Sustaining People and Planet on World Wildlife Day
• ‘A priority’: New partnership aims to get educators in Milwaukee vaccinated in next two weeks
• Chippewa Falls woman pleads guilty to soliciting murder
• 'Cozy at The Corners' Winter Dining Week happening now in Brookfield
• Wauwatosa, Racine school districts ramp up in-person instruction
• How are Wisconsin restaurants surviving the pandemic?
• MPS Superintendent Dr. Keith Posley receives COVID-19 vaccine
• Milwaukee wants to have all teachers, child care staff vaccinated by March 15
• Investigation into Burlington HS teacher's controversial lesson plan nears end
• Proposal to ban transgender athletes from female sports met with immediate pushback
• Voting deputies cleared to return to Wisconsin nursing homes
• Video: Beloit homeowner distracted by suspect while burglars enter her home
• Wisconsin shows positive numbers in vaccine rate
• 34 doses of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine expired before use, Milwaukee Health Department says
• Milwaukee VA opens vaccinations to enrolled veterans 60 and older
• Port Fish Day canceled for 2021
• Milwaukee declares day of honor for Dr. Joan Prince, leader for young women of color
• Wisconsin drinking water on its way to Texas
• 2nd annual Bloody Mary Festival-Wisconsin to be held in Milwaukee's Deer District
• Local pediatrician encouraging kids to get active, return to sports safely
• 18-year-old Illinois man leads Racine County officials on 2 high-speed pursuits
• Milwaukee Northside YMCA reopens with limited programs for community, members
• Kohl's reports mixed 4Q results but offers upbeat outlook
• Mental exam ordered for man accused of killing UW student
• Wisconsin's BBB, DFI warn businesses about misleading solicitations
• Entrepreneurs on Fire: Taking your life back after a pandemic setback
• February and meteorological winter rankings released
• Entries now being accepted for third annual Cesar E. Chavez Celebration
• Several displaced in Fond du Lac house fire
• Month of March & Milwaukee museums go hand in hand as many reopen for a second time