Local News

• 87-year-old man killed, wife injured in head-on collision in Dane County
• Fox Cities Marathon canceled for first time ever due to rain
• Down Syndrome Awareness Walk held at Milwaukee County Zoo
• Packers remain unbeaten with 27-16 win over Broncos
• Sun & mild weather welcome Fall on Monday
• Police: 29-year-old woman fatally shot near 55th and Keefe, suspect in custody
• Police looking for suspects after man stabbed with large hunting knife at Zebb's Family Restaurant
• Over 5,000 people turn out for this year's Komen Wisconsin More Than Pink Walk
• Cedric The Entertainer performs at Riverside Theater
• Activists outside Milwaukee County Courthouse demand leaders to take threat of climate change seriously
• Smoke alarm helps family of 7 safely escape fire in Racine
• Kenosha woman arrested for OWI after causing two-vehicle crash in Mount Pleasant
• Update: 30-year-old man dies after falling into Milwaukee River
• Last day of summer promises to be on the wetter, stormier side
• Farm Aid draws a crowd of thousands, helping farmers amidst dairy crisis
• Kenosha Police make an arrest after man barricades himself in home
• Taylor helps No. 13 Wisconsin trounce No. 11 Michigan 35-14
• MPS asks for community input during listening sessions
• Man operating boat near lake channel found dead in water
• Man accused of killing woman's dog with hammer gets 9 months
• Update: Student who wrote threat in women's bathroom stall at Salem Grade School identified
• Man being treated for serious injury after shooting near Buffum and Center
• Man, woman injured in shooting near 28th and Melvina
• 15-year-old grazed by bullet while playing near 91st and Appleton
• MPD: 6-year-old injured after gun goes off inside home near 31st and St. Paul
• SUV drives through Woodfield Mall in Schaumburg, suspect in custody
• Watertown middle schooler says classmate sent 'threatening' Snapchat photo
• 'We miss her so much:' Bradford HS cheer team pays tribute to Kaylie Juga
• Riverworks Coin Laundry unveils new family learning space
• More than 1,000 pairs of new shoes donated to Milwaukee-area kids
• Froedtert Hospital nurse donates liver to save 8-year-old boy
• MSO concertmaster Frank Almond to conclude tenure at end of 2019-20 season
• Milwaukee police seek public's help identifying burglary suspects
• Funeral arrangements set for Milwaukee Officer Mark Lentz
• 4 children, 1 woman injured when car hit horse and buggy
• Farm Aid visitors tour Hunger Task Force farm in Franklin
• Demonstrators rally at climate awareness events throughout Wisconsin
• CBS 58 Friday Night Rivals 2019: Week 5
• MCTS union workers rally for new contract
• Two Milwaukee-bound flights diverted after private plane lands off runway at Mitchell International
• 'I lost my sister to a cigarette:' Young mother killed in crossfire while driving in Milwaukee
• UPDATE: Missing 11-year-old girl found safe
• Milwaukee non-profit gives back to community with neighborhood health fair
• Latino Economic Unsummit looks to help Latino entrepreneurs
• MPS students receive donated school supplies
• Red Panda cub makes exhibit debut at Milwaukee County Zoo
• Firefighters battle fire at 50th and Capitol in Milwaukee
• Wisconsin legislators push in-state tuition for tribes
• Lawsuits filed in Wisconsin against JUUL over alleged illegal marketing to teens
• Former MPS teacher accused of human trafficking pleads not guilty
• Sex offender arrested at Klode Park for violating ordinance
• Police: 4 arrested after teen seen waving gun on school property in Brown Deer
• Bucks unveil Custom Cap Series designs by Abdul-Jabbar, Bledsoe, and local college student
• Brunch Milwaukee reopens, celebrating with free mimosas during grand opening event
• Fromm Petfest returns to Milwaukee Saturday
• Mount Pleasant Police: Stabbing suspect jumps from second-story window to avoid officers
• One in custody after social media threat involving Tremper High School
• Driver crashes into tree near 55th and Lisbon after leading officers on chase
• Dodging showers, storms for the last summer weekend
• UPDATE: 12-year-old boy West Allis boy found safe
• No charges will be filed against police sergeant in officer-involved shooting of Tyrese West
• 'He loved being a police officer:' Milwaukee Police Officer dies due to 'health related issues'
• Milwaukee native has performed the National Anthem at every MLB stadium
• Maxwell Lofts offer virtual reality tours for interested renters
• Community rallies to help family that lost son
• 3-year-old's lemonade stand raises hundreds for Germantown PD's K-9 Unit
• Second suspect charged for vandalizing Crusher statue
• Milwaukee police looking for suspects in Dollar General robbery
• UWM celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with special event
• Two Milwaukee area educators recognized as Teachers of the Year
• Commission creating strategy to prevent human trafficking during DNC 2020
• Limited edition beer 'Urban Escape' celebrates Milwaukee's Menomonee Valley
• Salem man arrested after he led officers on slow chase, driving on rims
• Charges filed in high-speed chase that ended with arrest in Wauwatosa cemetery
• 48 cases of vaping-related illnesses under investigation in Wisconsin
• MCTS receives $4M to temporarily save bus routes
• 3 dead in fire at Wisconsin group home for people with disabilities
• On/off rain & storm chances through the weekend
• MPD investigating stabbing near 20th and Center
• Komen Wisconsin's 'More Than Pink Walk' steps into second year this weekend
• Kenosha County chase suspect in custody
• Newly released body camera video shows moment after Tyrese West was shot
• Waukesha County Technical College celebrates Hispanic Heritage month
• 'A Dog Named Hope:' Children's Hospital cancer patients receive plush dog, children's book
• Three Wisconsin horses infected with deadly mosquito virus EEE
• Experts say it's time to get the flu shot
• Former Racine County teacher sentenced for stealing students' prescription pills
• Racine police ask for public's help identifying attempted burglar
• Police: Impaired driver crashes into home near Lyon and Jefferson
• UPDATE: Kenosha Unified School District reverses decision on planned memorial for Kaylie Juga
• Company says they'll pay die-hard NFL fan $2K to cheer on their rival