• ME: Body found in water near Erie in Milwaukee's Third Ward
• Local expert talks keeping your home healthy while running your AC all summer
• Persistent rain chances arrive
• Limited-edition Giannis Antetokounmpo bobblehead released ahead of Eastern Conference Finals
• Local finance professional talks about the importance of estate planning
• Vogelbach somehow hobbles home, Brewers top Diamondbacks 5-0
• Veterans can strike a pose for free every Sunday at Everyday Bliss's Yoga class in Waukesha
• Bucks fans, businesses prepare for Game 1 of Eastern Conference finals
• Legislature sends bill punishing cities for defunding police to governor's desk
• Wisconsin fireworks shop struggles to stay stocked amid America's latest shortage
• Hales Corners family remains displaced after losing belongings in apartment fire
• Komen Wisconsin's More Than Pink Walk to be held in person Sept. 26
• Secret recording has Wisconsin seniors criticizing Gard
• Racine city, county officials examine safety at North Beach following multiple water rescues
• Bucks hope to increase outdoor viewership in Deer District during Eastern Conference Finals
• Racine County leaders calling on city leaders to help after North Beach drownings, rescues
• Day 3: March to Madison for immigrant rights continues through Waukesha
• MPD to increase patrols during NBA playoffs after violence downtown
• MPS summer school starts Tuesday with 5-year high enrollment
• President Biden to visit Wisconsin on Tuesday, June 29
• Lake Michigan coastline designated national sanctuary to protect historic shipwrecks
• Colorful bird sculptures flock to Lakeshore State Park in Milwaukee
• Reports: Bucks' Khris Middleton and Jrue Holiday commit to Tokyo Olympics
• Wisconsin Assembly passes bills restricting food labeling
• MPD: Motorcyclist in critical condition following crash near 56th and Oklahoma
• Summer Fair at Cedar Creek Settlement in Cedarburg kicks off June 26
• Chill on the Hill returns July 13 in Humboldt Park
• Wisconsin Assembly approves penalty for defunding police
• Drivers could get learner's permit at age 15 under bill
• Wisconsin Republicans to send election bills to governor
• MFD: Passengers extricated following rollover near 7th and Locust
• Brewers plan to return to full capacity Friday
• Little Big Town and BoDeans to play newly renovated American Family Insurance Amphitheater on August 13
• Kelly helps D-backs end 17-game skid, beat Brewers 5-1
• West Allis church damaged after overnight car crash
• Donating your old phone to the Wisconsin Humane Society, plus pet of the week
• A slow buildup in heat, humidity plus rain, storm chances
• Third and fourth swimmer pulled from Racine lakefront days after 2 drowning deaths
• Authorities identify child, teen who drowned at Racine County beaches
• Wisconsin at lowest percent positivity since start of pandemic, doctors say summer will be normal for many
• 'We have to do something:' Spotlight on reckless driving again after fatal hit-and-run
• Downtown Milwaukee residents, business owners call on city leaders to put stop to overnight violence
• Mensah charging decision in Anderson death delayed to July 28
• Bucks home games to generate $3 million in activity, tourism bureau says
• Former Milwaukee police chief and city fail to reach settlement, case heads back to court
• School leaders protest GOP education budget, demand more state aid for districts
• Collins' size a key in Hawks' matchup against Giannis, Bucks
• Man charged with 6 counts in Sparta ax attack that killed 1
• Summerfest announces 2021 stage lineups
• Music fans react to Summerfest lineup
• Gov. Evers orders flags to half-staff in honor of former State Rep. Ann Hraychuck
• Fiserv Forum seeking volunteers to work concessions during Bucks playoff games
• City Hall, Milwaukee buildings reopen to the public following pandemic closures
• Milwaukee's Trixie Mattel wins Chipotle's Queen of Pride competition
• Fall freshman applications for UW System are up 30%
• Hunger Task Force offers contactless application for senior vouchers
• Another violent weekend in Milwaukee as 17 people are injured across 14 confirmed shootings
• Boat sharing service on the rise due to severe boat shortage
• Police: 32-year-old man dies after single car crash in Kenosha
• Middleton house fire causes $700K in damage, no injuries reported
• Confidence helps Palou make rapid rise up IndyCar standings
• Milwaukee police investigating three separate Sunday night shootings
• Milwaukee man killed in hit-and-run crash near 10th and Walnut
• Cool for the start of summer then more heat, humidity with storm chances
• 8:30pm Update: Best chance of strong storms along the Illinois border
• Missing 75-year-old man and dog found safe in Appleton
• Summerfest stage full lineup to be announced Monday
• Bucks fans welcome team home after 'nail-biter' Game 7 win
• Police: Man wanted in 3 Oregon deaths arrested in Milwaukee
• 'It's kind of scary': Families celebrating Father's Day at North Beach keep close watch on kids after multiple drowning reports
• 90 miles in 9 days: Voces de la Frontera leads march for immigrant workers
• Jennifer Schmidt of Racine crowned Miss Wisconsin 2021
• Police: 19-year-old girl shot near Juneau and Milwaukee
• MPD: 9 people injured within 12 hours in separate Milwaukee shootings
• Tell Me A Dad Joke! Father's Day dad jokes in Milwaukee
• Rain and a few strong storms return for Father's Day
• 'A day to celebrate': Ron Johnson celebrates Juneteenth Day in Milwaukee and Kenosha
• Milwaukee's full Juneteenth celebration returns for 50th year
• Milwaukee Health Services hosts vaccine clinic among Juneteenth Day celebrations
• MPD: Driver and passenger die after driver in stolen vehicle runs red light, crashes near 60th and Capitol
• Police: 26-year-old woman shot near 32nd and Vine
• MPD: Woman accidentally shoots herself during 'large fight' on Water and Juneau
• Kenosha Juneteenth Festival to feature first ever Black Wall Street