• Café Corazón facing lawsuit filed by employees alleging owners allowed 'mandatory tip pool'
• Gov. Evers orders flags at half-staff in honor of Pope Francis
• Brewers introduce 'Hot Dog Club' -- giving fans access to free dogs each home game🌭
• 'Our hearts are saddened': Milwaukee archbishop reacts to death of Pope Francis
• SEWERfest returns to Sturtevant with hundreds of reptiles for visitors to pet, buy and learn about
• Breaking down March's housing market
• Tailwaggers 911 Dog Rescue in Grafton works to help animals in need
• Typical April weather looks likely for NFL Draft week
• Community meal program serves Easter dinner to those in need
• Small plane crash in Illinois kills all 4 on board
• Hoppin' good time: Harley-Davidson hosts Easter egg hunt
• Flight for Life called for 72-year-old Racine man injured during police chase and crash
• 'A chance to start over and live that second life': Widows find comfort in community
• 'It's kind of like your first impression': Marquette freshman turns passion for fragrance into business venture
• 'It makes a huge impact': Hunger Task Force continues annual Easter partnership with Palermo's Pizza
• Living History: Milwaukee Brewers help celebrate 105th birthday of remarkable WWII veteran Ed Miklavcic
• 'He didn’t deserve this': Milwaukee family speaks out after deadly triple shooting
• 'Go Bucks!': Fans show support during NBA playoffs with free 'Bucks-ify' your ride event in downtown Milwaukee
• Protesters line freeway overpasses in opposition to proposed federal cuts
• 22-year-old dead, 3 others injured following wrong-way crash in Dodge County
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (4/19)...Easter eggs, birds
• 'It gives you another chance at life': Program gives inmates a second chance
• Relief for businesses as Watertown bridge reopens 5 months after it was supposed to
• Admirals honor Bob Uecker with special jerseys and charitable auction
• Wisconsin DPI declines US Dept. of Education certification demanding DEI cuts, insists state is already compliant with requirements
• Doctors warn of link between alcohol and breast cancer risk
• Community gathers for Easter egg hunt at Victory Over Violence Park
• Milwaukee County to assume responsibility of salvaging abandoned lakefront boat, seek financial reimbursement from owners
• ICE detains individual at Ozaukee County Courthouse following court appearance
• UWM-Waukesha bids goodbye to its band program as University closes its doors after spring semester
• Milwaukee County Parks opens all 13 of its golf courses, many with improvements
• Milwaukee County officials working on plan to remove abandoned boat, seek reimbursement from legal owners
• West Allis committee recommends shutting down The Drunk Uncle after witnesses testify owner harassed them
• Watertown's Main Street bridge replacement complete
• Milwaukee man sentenced to 45 years in prison in Emily Rogers murder
• MPA calls for obstruction charges against hospital staff who interfere with investigations, demand officers disarm
• Gary Day faces multiple felonies, $2M cash bail for alleged involvement in abduction of pregnant Wisconsin teen
• Man fatally shot after pointing fake gun, DA says man accused will not be charged
• 1 week until NFL Draft, preparations and setup underway in Green Bay
• Falcons lay first eggs at We Energies' Port Washington station, marking new chapter after bird flu deaths
• Brad Paisley to headline NFL Draft Concert Series in Green Bay
• Admirals to wear Uecker-inspired jerseys for season finale
• Restoration begins on Milwaukee's 133-year-old Pabst Mansion
• Milaeger's prepares for Spring Open House with thousands of flowers in 92 greenhouses
• MPD: Fatal shooting tied to stolen vehicle on 23rd Street under investigation
• CBS 58 Hometowns: History of Increase Lapham, known as 'Wisconsin's first scientist'
• CBS 58's Theater Thursday: 'The Ballad of Wallis Island' and 'The Wedding Banquet'
• Multiple rounds of storms, some strong, are possible Thursday and Friday
• Milwaukee County Zoo prepares for spring celebration on Egg Day
• NICU babies in Green Bay featured in football photos ahead of NFL Draft
• Froedtert apologizes for denying MPD officer care, state GOP lawmaker calls for 'full investigation'
• From shuttles to hotels, Milwaukee businesses see boost ahead of NFL Draft
• Jury finds Milwaukee man guilty of homicide in death of transgender woman
• 'Once in a lifetime:' Pearl Harbor survivor celebrates 105th birthday with first pitch at Brewers game
• Gary Day in custody in Dodge County
• Woman charged, accused of selling fentanyl-laced cocaine that led to Grafton OD death
• Milwaukee prepares to kick off Project Clean and Green
• Parent group calls out city leadership for response to lead crisis in Milwaukee public schools, mayor responds
• KUSD teacher surprised with hundreds of dollars in school supplies thanks to 'Adopt a Classroom' campaign
• Neko Case to perform at Pabst Theater in October
• MIAD students show off work, from products to packaging and paintings
• Wauwatosa to host fourth annual ART 64 painting competition in June
• Moonlight Tavern to represent Port Washington at Green Bay charity food event
• Concerns about economy lead some to spend out of fear
• Allergy season officially starts in Wisconsin
• Pro-wrestling star Chris Jericho and his band Kuarantine to headline Crusherfest
• Easter is all about bunnies, baskets, and BRUNCH
• Dating robots: AI companions blur the line between comfort and concern
• Neighbors challenging Buc-ees proposal in Oak Creek cite traffic, light pollution
• Milwaukee Board of School Directors hosts retreat to discuss goals, expectations
• West Allis PD: Escaped inmate located, taken into custody
• Milwaukee County officials discuss creating new protocols following recent ICE arrests
• Vape detectors installed at Kenosha middle and high schools with payout from national Juul lawsuit
• Former Whitefish Bay associate principal charged in deadly crash bound over for trial
• Milwaukee kindergarteners get hands-on safety skills training from local organizations
• Gifford School prepares to bring 'Beetlejuice Jr.' to the stage in Racine
• Wisconsin's winter utility moratorium ends; protesters call on We Energies to pause disconnections
• Man arrested in Dodge County after discovery of suspected ecstasy lab
• Vendors unsure what's next after Crossroads Collective announces it will close May 8, restaurant to take over
• 'Heartbroken': Beloved therapy dog, K-9 Tesla, dies
• Latest health headlines with UW Health's Dr. Jeff Pothof
• Concinnity returns to MSOE to celebrate anime, gaming and sci-fi
• High five for Cedarburg's Sunshine Winery as it celebrates a 5-year anniversary
• Dozens of UWM students march in protest after Trump administration revokes 13 student visas on campus, no explanation given yet
• 'A new normal': Milwaukee election leaders outline response to April election ballot shortages
• Milwaukee business owners talk tariff uncertainty with Senator Tammy Baldwin