• 'Hellenika: The Musical': Milwaukee native's original musical examines Sokrates' life and democracy
• Municipal judge rules against man who wants to walk on Shorewood beach
• Enough is Enough: Reckless driving court-watchers present findings to Milwaukee's public safety committee
• MSOE students show off research at project showcase
• Shoppers 'Race for the Hungry' in annual food collection event
• Milwaukee police: Shooting and deadly crash happen minutes apart on 76th Street
• Woman injured in car vs semi crash in Oak Grove
• Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity joins Pope Leo Village initiative, with plans to build 7 affordable homes
• NBA reschedules Mavericks-Bucks game after winter storm
• Donation page created to support family of EMT killed in crash
• $1.5 million Megabucks ticket sold at general store in Burlington
• Former Milwaukee Bucks President Peter Feigin presented with key to the city
• Love is in the air at Locker's Florist as they prepare for single busiest day of the year
• Visit Milwaukee preview: Jan. 30-Feb. 1
• Hometown book drive expands access to books for kids and families -- here's how to get involved
• Calling all animal lovers! Pet Expo MKE comes to Wisconsin State Fair Park Feb. 7
• Lake effect snow chances return to end the week
• Sheboygan couple with 8 biological kids fosters children with terminal illnesses to give them 'a life before they die'
• Milwaukee Admirals announcer reflects on calling coldest pro hockey game in history
• Another anti-ICE protest in Milwaukee, students walk out of Golda Meir School
• 4 charged in Beaver Dam home burglary; cash and jewelry recovered in Grafton
• 'It bothered me': Father who led push for outside police reviews in Wisconsin troubled by feds' handling of Pretti case
• 27th Street bridge closure to increase commute times for drivers
• ‘It’s like a spit in the face': Some Wisconsin gun rights advocates slam President Trump’s response to Alex Pretti shooting
• High school students explore careers in education at Teach for America Milwaukee conference
• 'It’s really disheartening': Third break-in attempt at Fruition MKE Café 
• Groundbreaking ceremony held for St. Jude Dream Home in Oconomowoc
• Arctic air still holds for now
• See the 7 Modern Wonders of the World now at the Mitchell Park Domes
• Court denies Darrell Brooks' request for appeal extension
• ESPN report: Giannis could be ready for new home by trade deadline
• Mount Mary University adds women's flag football as new varsity sport
• Skylight Music Theatre presents 'Amadeus' through Feb. 8
• WMSE's Art & Music returns to Pritzlaff Building on Feb. 6
• 'Yes, dear' is one of the secrets': Senior couples renew vows and share secret to long marriage
• Suspect arrested in connection to Sheboygan shooting that killed man, injured woman
• Waukesha Wings hockey game raises funds for American Cancer Society
• Yuengling beer is officially here🍻
• 'Schlemiel, Schlemozzle!': 'Laverne and Shirley' celebrates 50-year anniversary, Milwaukee keeps show alive
• CBS 58 anchors try out VR experience at 3rd Street Market Hall
• WI lawmaker response: Baldwin calls for Noem to resign; Grothman says Pretti 'probably did not have to die'
• 'Complete chaos': Milwaukee alderman pushes for state to delay 27th St. viaduct closure
• Immigration lawyer calls ICE memo authorizing officers to enter homes without judicial warrants 'unconstitutional'
• Milwaukee committee tweaks ordinance prohibiting law enforcement from staging on county park land without prior authorization
• Mount Pleasant leaders approve Microsoft lots allowing for up to 15 more data centers
• 'Definitely depleted': St. Ben’s warming shelter asks for food donations after packed weekend
• Plant Joy Deli in Wauwatosa receives small business boost from county grant program
• DOC employee fired after Morgan Geyser's escape from group home
• 'It makes a statement': Milwaukee cyclists to join movement across country, world honoring Alex Pretti
• Attic fire caused by heating unit and extension cord at Oconomowoc hotel
• WisDOT spokesperson breaks down latest on I-94 detours and closures
• Fire causes $150,000 in damage to Racine Pizza Hut
• 11 teams to build sculptures from canned food at Milwaukee Public Museum, donating after
• St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store marks 2-year anniversary with week-long deals despite minor building damage
• 3 arrested after police chase in reported abduction case, drugs and guns seized
• Villa Terrace offering board games, dance classes, wine tastings this winter
• Pulaski native qualifies for Winter Olympics in biathlon
• Staying cold and windy for a few more days
• Get to the head of the class at beer school happening Tuesday evening at Tosa's Lion's Tail
• Wine, cheese: Put 'em together for Thursday's charcuterie board-wine pairing workshop at Vier North
• 'It just hits close to home': Wisconsin faith leaders speak out against immigration enforcement policies
• Bucks have no timetable on when Giannis Antetokounmpo might return from right calf strain
• Wisconsin lawmakers react to deadly shooting of Alex Pretti
• Milwaukee County's Credible Messengers program continues success as violence intervention tool
• Milwaukee Ald. Bob Bauman proposes heftier fines for properties that fail to provide adequate heat
• Empty seats but no empty stomachs: Bucks donate prepared food from postponed game
• 'Always eager to help': Childhood friends remember Alex Pretti as memorial grows outside Green Bay's Preble HS
• Racine woman arrested in Arkansas charged with attacking pregnant woman with bat
• Bond set at $100K for driver charged in crash that killed Milwaukee mother
• Data center discussion: Local expert explains rapid increase in Wisconsin
• DHS confirms case of measles in Waukesha County, first in state this year
• Hoan Bridge, downtown buildings to light up yellow for International Holocaust Remembrance Day
• Lindsey Stirling bringing Duality Untamed tour to 2026 Wisconsin State Fair
• Gov. Evers joins lawsuit supporting Minnesota against Trump immigration enforcement
• Sign up now open for 'Cake and Sip' hosted by Crave Cart at The Pasta Tree
• Milwaukee Ballet presents classical and contemporary works in 'Encore'
• Winter chill remains most of this week with a light snow chance Monday night
• Women and Girls in Science event connects young people with mentors
• Car crashes into building near 20th and Euclid in Milwaukee
• Milwaukee Downtown wants you 'top of mind and body' with first ever Winter Wellness Week
• Residents displaced after fire breaks out on second floor of apartment complex