• Police search for woman last seen on MCTS bus near Center Street
• Parkinson's patients rock climb at special event in Brookfield
• 1 dead after structure fire in Caledonia
• Thousands of gamers gather for the 24th Midwest Gaming Classic
• 'You're looking for beautiful things': Behind the scenes of 'A Moment in Wisconsin'
• Bernie's Book Bank gives out millions of books for free
• 'You never know what's going to happen': WNBA star Arike Ogunbowale reflects on rise of women's basketball
• 'Stories of the remarkable': 10 years of Sunday Morning Spotlights
• 'It is our traditional culture that you can carry on': Milwaukee musician maintains the traditions of Hmong instrument Qeej
• 'Appointment for TV for so many people': Jane Pauley speaks about CBS Sunday Morning
• 'If they can do it, I can do it': 97-year-old Gene Wagner never misses a shift
• Wouldn't be April without a little bit of snow. We have a few opportunities this week to see it.
• Dozens gather for 25th annual Easter egg hunt at Humboldt Park
• Wisconsin Dells PD: Crews recover body from river, continues search for other boater
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (4/5)...Fun, games, & egg hunts
• Tom Mendoza takes over Marquette volleyball
• 'He meant everything to me': Father grieves loss of 6-year-old son after shooting
• Federal threats to education funding could impact Wisconsin, Milwaukee
• SDC fights to keep millions in federal funding
• Students at Wauwatosa West High School celebrate state championship win
• ‘Education matters': Hundreds speak out on proposed state budget during Joint Finance Committee public hearing
• 2 ICE arrests made at Milwaukee County Courthouse complex
• Local girls' soccer team receives special donation from 'Love for Cleats' campaign
• Play thousands of video games, arcade games and more this weekend at the Midwest Gaming Classic
• Buena Tierra Run Club completes 340-mile relay race
• Local financial professional discusses stock market plunge following Trump tariff announcement
• 'If they can do it, I can do it': 97-year-old Gene Wagner never misses a shift
• 'A lot of damage being done': Mass HHS layoffs shut down regional office that oversees Wisconsin's Head Start programs
• 'Disgusting, excruciating': Woman who survived human trafficking in Milwaukee speaks out
• Amber Alert cancelled as Sophia Franklin found safe, Gary Day in custody
• Stonecast Products in Germantown helps create exterior panels for future Milwaukee Public Museum
• Students spend morning at Milwaukee City Hall for Apprenticeship Day
• Kick-start wedding season with a showing of 'Always a Bridesmaid' at the Racine Theatre Guild this month
• MPS' Sean Kane no longer serving as director of facilities and maintenance effective immediately
• Port Milwaukee welcomes first vessel of 2025 international season
• March weather stats: A wet and warm month
• Bloody Mary event planned to support Wisconsin bleeding disorder community
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'The Friend' and 'Bob Trevino Likes It'
• 'I hear every word': Residents share frustrations after more than a decade of sound complaints against Franklin sports complex
• 1 dead after vehicle crashes into tree near 24th and Fairmount
• Latest USDA cuts will cost Wisconsin food banks more than $2 million
• Takeaways from Tuesday's election: Crawford's path to victory, political headwinds facing GOP
• Milwaukee's Council-led Transformational Fund to see next steps
• Pearl Harbor veteran celebrates 105th birthday
• Racine man charged in crash that killed teen, injured 4 others
• Milwaukee County Parks hosting hiring events to fill jobs for the summer
• Versiti Blood Center kicks off 'Donate Life Month' with flag raising ceremony
• Brookfield police seek suspect accused in strong-arm robbery at Smoke World Vape
• Hamilton High School student killed after striking tree in Menomonee Falls
• The severe weather threat is over. Chance for some showers this evening.
• Franklin firefighters respond to 2 fires, 2 hours apart
• Slingshot Bar to combine slingshot range and full bar in West Allis
• Wisconsin expands approved substitute teacher training options
• Veteran job fair to connect military community with employers in Milwaukee
• 'Nutcracker! Magical Christmas Ballet' brings international flair and holiday magic to Milwaukee
• 'That's just terrible:' 6-year-old shot and killed near 51st and Hope, 3 arrested
• Jill Underly wins second term as state superintendent
• Liberals maintain control of Supreme Court as Crawford defeats Schimel
• Family and friends gather to honor Sade Robinson 1 year after her disappearance
• Ballot measure on Wisconsin's voter ID law approved
• 7 Milwaukee polling locations run out of ballots, others run low due to 'unprecedented' turnout, MEC says
• 2 MPD officers injured in crash near 91st and Mill
• Tenuta's deli celebrates 75 years of business in Kenosha
• Crews respond to home explosion near 51st and Villard
• Crews begin spring highway cleanup across Milwaukee County
• 'The Queens! 4 Legends, 1 Stage': Chaka Khan, Patti LaBelle, Gladys Knight, Stephanie Mills to perform at Fiserv Forum
• Rain and snow likely Tuesday night, then strong storms Wednesday
• Milwaukee event to honor César Chávez with virtual youth celebration
• UW Health completes 1,000th heart transplant as Donate Life Month begins
• UW Health official discusses Damian Lillard's health and more
• Taking a peek ahead at springtime fun in Racine County
• Racine man charged after drugs and firearms found in home with infant present
• Port Washington teacher arrested in child exploitation investigation
• Spring Election Day 2025: Polls open until 8 p.m.
• Town of Brookfield police seek suspects accused of fraudulently spending more than $6K over 6-day span
• While polls show close Supreme Court race, betting markets heavily favor Crawford
• Couple gets engaged at Brewers home opener in front of Bob Uecker statue
• Man sentenced to 25 years in prison for Dousman House machete attack
• Brewers fans celebrate Opening Day with parties at Milwaukee sports bars
• Last-minute reminders before you vote in Tuesday's spring election