Local News

• Heat and humidity sticking around for the foreseeable future
• Petition calls for UWM lecturer, Wisconsin Air Guard colonel to be fired after Facebook comments
• Appeals court reinstates Racine's coronavirus ordinance
• 'Defund The Police' mural defaced outside Milwaukee City Hall
• 'Big, big booms:' Residents have mixed feelings on fireworks in Milwaukee neighborhoods
• Milwaukee community activists offer resources to prevent violence over holiday weekend
• Several cities not disclosing fireworks launch sites, parade routes on July Fourth
• Wisconsin officials confirm nearly 600 more COVID-19 cases
• Tandem restaurant hosts last free meal distribution before returning to regular service
• Milwaukee stuck in Phase 4 as number of positive COVID-19 cases increases
• Love Your Parks campaign announced in Milwaukee County, along with a new beer
• Bucks, Lakers look to shed rust or rest for playoffs?
• 4th of July weekend could bring busy WI roadways despite pandemic
• Celebrating Black communities, floral display takes over Sherman Phoenix
• Hartland native, military commander explains how the US Army plays a role in space
• Packers prepare for reduced seating, face mask requirement for fans in 2020 season update
• Plenty of heat and humidity for the holiday weekend
• Milwaukee Milkmen return to the mound kicking off 2020 season
• Pet of the Week: 13-year-old cats, Sam & Isabelle
• Two injured in overnight shootings in Milwaukee
• 'It's not over yet:' Independent investigation outlines violations of Milwaukee FPC chairman
• Sheboygan police officer placed on administrative leave after shooting, killing Black man
• Firework sales up after a number of Fourth of July shows cancelled
• Manitowoc business owners face backlash after taking photograph with noose
• Propane leak at Dane County day care center sends contractors to hospital
• Officials will consider allowing Twin Lakes police officer to keep K-9 partner in upcoming vote
• Milwaukee aldermen push to document whenever police pull out gun, taser or mace
• Sterling Brown writes of 2018 arrest in The Player's Tribune
• 'We must do better': 12 MFD members face internal charges after brown figurine found hanging
• Health commissioner says mask mandate is needed in Milwaukee to stop virus spread
• Wisconsin State Fair Food Drive-Thru offers mouth-watering fair favorites
• No shortage of heat so far this summer
• Live local music making its way back to Milwaukee amid pandemic
• Local recipients of a Wisconsin Sports Scholarship speak with CBS 58 about the honor
• Racine Zoo outlines several upcoming events for all to enjoy
• MCMEO responds to motorcycle crash near Howell and Citation Way
• Shalem Healing conducts free COVID-19 tests in Harambee neighborhood
• MPD: 20-year-old Brown Deer man fatally shot near 60th and Bradley
• 'Defund The Police:' Protesters paint large street mural outside Milwaukee City Hall
• Racine’s attempt in implementing COVID-19 measures struck down by judge again
• MPD: Motorcyclist critically injured in crash near 16th and Burnham
• Milwaukee police investigating double fatal shooting near 19th and Burnham
• Onlookers question use of force as Brookfield police restrain, arrest 13-year-old boy
• Tommy Thompson takes over as UW System president
• As Milwaukee eases restrictions, Madison and Dane County tighten them due to COVID-19 spike
• Steny's temporarily closed due to positive coronavirus case
• The Bronzeville Collective reopens space for local creatives
• Protesters rally against voting restrictions outside Milwaukee courthouse
• Despite phase 4 of reopening, some Milwaukee bars remain under legal capacity
• Milwaukee police seek suspect accused of punching officer near 40th and Lloyd
• Packers sign 1st-round pick Love, 2nd-round choice Dillon
• No virus deaths in 3 out of 4 days in Wisconsin
• Milwaukee police need help identifying armed robbery suspect
• 2020 fireworks displays still going on in southeast Wisconsin 🎆
• 'The least I can do:' Giannis Antetokounmpo addresses participating in peaceful protests
• MPD: Suspect rummaged through home near Sherman and Meinecke, stole vehicle
• City of Milwaukee enters Phase 4 of reopening
• Milwaukee Brewers players reported to Miller Park for practice
• Crews battle home fire near 31st and St. Paul
• 'Shipwreck Explorers' calling on divers to locate historic finds on the bottom of the Great Lakes
• Visit Milwaukee shares ideas of things to do outside during summer
• June ends as 10th warmest on record and below on rainfall
• 20-year-old shot dead near Holton and Center, MPD investigating
• MPD: 16-year-old girl fatally shot near 8th and Messmer
• Local doctors say it's too early to know long-term impact on coronavirus patients
• Body found after search for missing boater in Dane County
• Milwaukee Alderwoman Marina Dimitrijevic introduces city-wide mask mandate
• Reward doubled to $10K in Madison lighter fluid attack
• Study shows depression up in student athletes due to canceled sports
• Milwaukee community activist Vaun Mayes released from jail
• Milwaukee businesses could lose their license if they fail to follow coronavirus regulations
• Construction of new 'Kathy's House' kicks off with virtual groundbreaking ceremony
• Milwaukee mayor, aldermen working on citywide face mask policy
• 'The Dock' at Bradford Beach to open new rooftop restaurant, event space
• Milwaukee Public Market implements universal face mask requirement
• Deputies rescue man trapped on cliff at Racine County Cliffside Park
• MPD seeks suspect wanted for shooting near 35th and Juneau
• All clear: Report of shots fired closes all lanes of I-94 EB near 70th Street
• Youth activists begin march from Milwaukee to Madison in support of Black Lives Matter
• Sheriff's office: You could face a $200 fine for using fireworks in Milwaukee County
• Show your pride: Brewers Team Store reopens
• Group camping for 50 people or less starts July 13 at Wisconsin State Parks
• Police: House fire caused by arson kills 4 dogs near 38th and Vliet
• Target to open inside Bayshore Mall
• Heat and humidity continue with isolated pop up storms
• Salvation Army of Milwaukee County helping provide local children with meals throughout summer
• It's a swinging time at Germantown's "Swing Time" even during this pandemic
• Milwaukee businesses call on city to mandate masks in stores, restaurants
• Milwaukee Public Schools releases school reopening survey