• Dodge County sheriff files lawsuit against woman who claims she was detained by ICE, held at jail
• 'Girl dinner' comes to The Bar at Saint Kate
• Fond du Lac officials: 4-year-old fatally shoots 2-year-old sibling after finding loaded gun in vehicle
• Local workshops aim to make biking more accessible for people of all ages and abilities
• Brewers launch pop-up 'Supper Club Fridays' at AmFam Field
• Waukesha County Sheriff's Office to implement body-worn cameras
• Soaking overnight rain is over but more chances for rain and storms the next week
• Double Helping for Hunger: Brewers and Sargento team up to help Hunger Task Force
• Milwaukee Wave prepare for semifinals showdown
• Brewers debuting Supper Club inspired menu
• Rockwell Automation proposes building new facility in New Berlin
• 60-year-old dead after being struck by train in Kenosha County
• Adidas and Sneex's return for 414 Day with new aerial inspired shoes
• First exhibit item moved into Milwaukee Public Museum's new building
• Milwaukee County officials announce return of Independence Day drone show July 3
• Deer District is expanding with newest affordable apartment complex
• César Chavez Drive, on Milwaukee's south side, is one step closer to being renamed
• Arrowhead School District considers making teacher cuts 1 year after voters rejected multi-million referendum
• Brewers team up with Wisconsin Humane Society for pet supplies donation drive
• Adidas help bring out kids' creative side by using shoes as a canvas 👟
• Woman who killed Sussex family dog sentenced in new case after pleading no contest to charges of burglary, possession of firearm
• Woman rescued from apartment fire in Village of Sturtevant
• All 13 Milwaukee County golf courses now open for 2026 season
• U-Haul contacting customers after April 6 fire at Walker's Point storage facility
• Woman seriously hurt after vehicle struck by train in Racine
• MPD: Sexual assault at Milwaukee Intermodal Station leads to gunfire, man arrested
• Complaint: Kenosha father shot 4-year-old while cleaning gun, child flown to Milwaukee hospital
• Suspect accused of stealing 800 pieces of mail in Wauwatosa, selling check photos for thousands
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Thrash' and 'Hamlet'
• Financial advisor shares last-minute tax tips with April 15 deadline approaching
• Third round of rain this week arrives Thursday evening with steady rain likely
• New 911 audio of the night 'Slender Man' stabber escaped group home
• Port Washington Tax Increment District referendum passes, giving residents more say in future major projects
• Husky in recovery after being shot, falling 30-feet says Wisconsin Humane Society
• Mail delays continue in Brown Deer as Sen. Tammy Baldwin demands answers
• Elderly pedestrian injured after being hit by bus downtown
• 'We got our butts kicked': What liberals' landslide SCOWIS win does and doesn't mean for November
• Months after arrest, Milwaukee woman says she received birthday card signed by Wisconsin State Patrol; agency says they didn’t send it
• A life-saving change is coming to the Ozaukee Central Fire Department
• Whitefish Bay voters reject state's second most expensive school referendum
• Fleet Farm suing Trump administration over tariff refunds
• 'Safer Together Week' celebrates Milwaukee first responders, violent crime being down
• Marquette Law School hosts discussion on data center energy, water use concerns
• Community members gather to discuss Milwaukee's affordable housing crisis
• Traffic calming reconstruction project begins on National Avenue
• MICHELIN Guide expands to the Great Lakes, putting Milwaukee on the international foodie map
• FBI offers up to $5K reward for information in West Milwaukee bank robbery
• Busias XOXO Polish Market offers traditional treats and community in Racine
• Greenfield Farmers Market opens May 3 with expanded lineup
• Tiffany's Dessert Bar previews spring and summer plans including Mother's Day
• Choral Arts Society closing 39th season with 'Fantasia!' concert in Racine on April 18
• First of three rounds of precipitation brings wintry mix Wednesday morning
• Alicia Halvensleben projected winner in Waukesha mayoral race
• CBS 58's Hometown Athlete: Twins from Tosa make UW-La Crosse Eagles fly high
• John Nelson projected to remain Franklin's mayor
• Lake Country School District's $3.2M referendum projected to pass
• Taylor, liberals take 5-2 SCOWIS majority with fourth straight state Supreme Court win
• Kewaskum woman dies after Fond du Lac County crash
• Vehicle struck by gunfire in Wauwatosa road rage incident
• Universities of Wisconsin board votes to fire system president after he refused to quit
• Milwaukee man facing charges in connection with shooting that left 1 dead, 4 others injured
• 'I’m pretty upset': Renter frustrated after second fire at U-Haul storage facility
• 'A little bit overwhelmed': Wisconsin Humane Society has 100+ adoptable dogs as they prepare for busy summer
• University of Wisconsin system regents set to meet behind closed doors to consider firing president
• Kenosha County mother charged in 2022 homicide of 6-year-old daughter
• PAW Patrol Live coming to Miller High Life Theatre this weekend
• WisDOT updates: I-41 closures underway, I-43 lane reductions and more
• Some Milwaukee voting locations opened late due to 'system updates' at MPS
• American journalist Shelly Kittleson has been released week after kidnapping in Iraq, Rubio says
• Driver taken into custody after car hits pole, building and catches fire near 92nd and Lisbon
• ‘Keep my cousin’s name alive': Easter celebrations turn into vigil for Milwaukee father shot and killed on northwest side
• Bereaved Together hosting 7th annual mothers' conference in Waukesha and Richfield
• Entertainer previews Community Smiles Dental's 'Laugh for a Smile' fundraiser
• Chilly Election Day, then wintry mix and showers return
• SkyDance Pet Lodge's 'Defensive Walking Training Lab' keeps your dog safe on the leash
• Big races in Wisconsin's spring election Tuesday
• Crews respond to fire at Milwaukee U-Haul facility, same location damaged by fire in January
• 'What we're asking for is intervention': Teachers' union calls out leadership as battle over budget cuts continues
• Royals employee temporarily caring for Pat Murphy's 'pocket tortoise'
• Private plane makes emergency landing at Mitchell International Airport
• Kenosha man gets $2M bond, charged with killing estranged wife in front of children before 30-hour manhunt
• Suspect arrested, accused of trying to break into Church of the Gesu overnight
• Former Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan denied request for retrial
• New grocery store opens on Milwaukee's north side as city battles recent closures