Local News

• West Allis Police searching for missing man with medical and cognitive issues
• Teenager drowns while canoeing on Rock River
• MPD investigates three shootings in Milwaukee Saturday
• Bucks' season ends with 100-94 loss in Game 6, Raptors advance to NBA Finals
• Bradford Beach volleyball season begins
• Our nice weather won't last throughout the entire holiday weekend
• Aide to run for Garden District seat on Milwaukee City Council
• UW Athletic Department statement on fatal car accident involving assistant basketball coach
• Judge: Anheuser-Busch must revise ads called 'misleading'
• Better Business Bureau warns of military scams this Memorial Day
• MPD: Woman arrested in fatal hit-and-run crash near Mitchell Park Domes
• Weather quieting down until Memorial Day
• Law enforcement out in full force to catch drunk drivers this Memorial Day weekend
• Two-vehicle crash leaves 7-year-old seriously injured in Kenosha County
• 'The Beak Freak' makes public debut
• Marshall High Class of 2019 treated to graduation rap
• Waukesha County Sheriff's Office issues warning about jury duty scam
• Wreath Laying Ceremony held at Ozaukee County War Memorial
• Woman reunited with team who saved her after car crash in Kenosha
• One person killed after truck runs stop sign in Dodge County
• Wisconsin man pleads not guilty in fatal Girl Scouts crash
• Millions expected to travel Memorial Day weekend
• Wisconsin National Guard troops return home
• Bucks fans have cars broken into during game
• Milwaukee Police searching for suspects wanted for vehicle arson
• Beloit man arrested after allegedly holding woman against her will inside home
• Valley of the Kings Sanctuary & Retreat celebrates tiger birthday, raises funds to replace big cat enclosures
• Driver arrested after hitting 13-year-old Cudahy girl, fleeing the scene
• Sheriff's Office: Driver arrested for OWI after calling to report hearing voices in the walls of his semi
• Heroin, fentanyl seized during search warrant in Racine
• Several special MCTS routes that provide service to schools ending in June
• Marco's Pizza in Sheboygan giving away free pizza as part of grand opening
• Police searching for suspects after man shot near Carmen and Appleton
• Jake Patterson sentenced to life in prison, 40 years for Closs kidnapping and killings
• Kenosha teen pleads not guilty in deadly double shooting
• Wisconsin National Guard whistleblower alleges retaliation
• Glendale Police warn of We Energies phone scam
• “Brick Dinos” display opening at Milwaukee County Zoo this weekend
• Red Cross to host annual Battle of the Badges Blood Drive in Milwaukee
• Active road construction projects on hold through the Memorial Day weekend
• Bucks lose 105-99 in Game 5, Raptors take lead in Eastern Conference Finals
• New UW-Whitewater Chancellor named
• Union pushes for MCTS bus drivers with CCW permits to carry guns
• Philadelphia law center supports Morgan Geyser's appeal
• Man killed after crashing Harley Davidson Trike into car in Town of Genesee
• West Allis Police Department Recognition Awards Ceremony held
• CBD store owner says bank account closed over products sold
• Ammunition discharges during house fire in Sheboygan County
• Giannis Antetokounmpo unanimously selected to all-NBA first team
• Waukesha County Fair announces ticket locations
• Racine Police: 19-year-old man fatally shot near 12th and Center
• Jayme Closs' captor to be sentenced Friday
• Racine parents charged with child neglect after 9-year-old calls 911
• Bucks fans excited to welcome them back to home court for Game 5
• Union Grove man charged with stealing safe containing $10,000 from grandparents
• Video released after MPS student knocked unconscious during fight on school bus
• Five O'Clock Steakhouse donating 1 pound of food for every point Bucks score
• UPDATE: 12-year-old boy safe, suspect in custody after reported abduction found to be "baseless"
• 5 indicted in Wisconsin accused of forced immigrant labor
• Driver killed after vehicle collides with train in Kenosha County
• Man charged for allegedly touching himself in Culver's drive-thru in Waukesha
• “Ready, set, go:” Waukesha North AP students build boats for end-of-the-year project
• Victim of deadly Racine house fire identified as 55-year-old man
• Storm chances increasing for holiday weekend
• Menomonee Falls Police looking for woman, girl accused of stealing perfume
• Man sentenced to 50 years for murder in bar fight
• How to find your unclaimed money
• Young fan writes Giannis Antetokounmpo letter, gets signed jersey and picture
• DNR board makes first revisions to bear plan in 39 years
• Summerfest adds more performances, including 4th of July
• Kenosha man arrested for drug possession, OWI
• Bucks vs. Raptors Game 5: Playoff party, tickets, fan apparel and more
• Special Report: Embryo adoption helps Pewaukee couple become parents
• How much money does Milwaukee bring in from parking tickets?
• Carmen High School senior has car stolen while in class
• Cudahy parent pays off student lunch debt after hearing kids went without meals
• Surveillance catches suspects smashing windshield with rocks
• Authorities investigating reported drowning in Sheboygan River
• Jon McGlocklin talks about Bucks' only championship
• Bucks fans unhappy with Drake's Game 4 antics
• Teen celebrates birthday by raising money for Germantown Police Department
• Assembly Republicans propose $500 million more for schools
• Racine group home worker charged after abuse caught on camera
• South Milwaukee Burger King employee cited following fight over wrong order
• Bill could legalize electric scooters before summer
• Strong storms are possible later this evening.
• Red Cross hosting 2nd annual Battle of the Badges Blood Drive
• "Plan ahead, buckle up, be patient:" Wisconsin DOT releases Memorial Day travel reminders
• Free fishing, free admission to Wisconsin state parks June 1-2
• MPD & Sojourner extend partnership to help domestic violence victims