• Lack of sponsorships affecting Milwaukee cultural festivals
• Cardinal Stritch University listed for sale at $24M
• Milwaukee recycling plant facing 'significant downtime' after fire
• 'You belong here': Evers kicks off Pride Month at state Capitol
• Courage MKE receives thousands of dollars in donations after LGBTQ youth apartments destroyed
• Wisconsin State Fair filling multiple positions during June job fair
• Racine's Zoo Beach ready to make waves, opening guarded beach season 🏖️
• Heat at the Harley-Museum in June: 'Mama' of exhibits, Father's Day fun and vintage velocity 🏍️
• PrideFest 2023 kicks off Thursday in Milwaukee 🏳️‍🌈
• Port Festival of the Arts to kick off summer in Ozaukee County
• Fireworks set to return to Milwaukee's lakefront July 3 ✨
• 'How 'bout dat?': Crusherfest celebrates a South Milwaukee wrestling icon
• Milwaukee Dancing Grannies preview their Pride Parade performance live on CBS 58
• How can parents boost their child's learning? Insights from an expert
• Young burn survivors getting set for 'Burn Camp' at Camp Timber-lee
• A few more pop up storms this afternoon well inland
• Barber shop offers up new twist on conversations with police
• Voices Against Violence Coalition releases 'Stop the violence' music video
• Master Lock employees protest announced closure of Milwaukee plant
• Milwaukee County unveils new Pride Bus design ahead of Pride Month
• Condiment controversy: Does ketchup belong on a hot dog?
• Google employees teach kids how to be safe and smart online
• Nearby Nature Milwaukee and Zoological Society of Milwaukee host first Black Birder Week event
• Crews respond to fire at Milwaukee recycling plant
• Brewers announce return of 'Field of Sweet Dreams' and 'Yoga in the Outfield'
• Amber Alert canceled, 1-year-old Milwaukee girl found safe
• Racine celebrates completion of new Lake Michigan Pathway
• ‘Picklemall’ may be coming to Milwaukee, players promise concept would work
• Milwaukee Common Council passes ordinance placing new rules on food trucks
• Free admission to Wisconsin state parks June 3-4, fees waived for trail passes and fishing licenses
• How to fish for free this weekend, charter a boat on Lake Michigan 🎣
• 15-year-old boys riding e-scooter struck by driver in Milwaukee
• Local wildlife center seeks volunteers to help feed baby birds 🐣
• 'Jazz in the Park' summer music series returning to Milwaukee
• Local financial professional discusses the link between wealth and happiness
• Google expert shares May's hottest online search trends
• Teenager seriously injured in Delafield rollover accident
• 'I lost everything': Dozens displaced following fire at West Allis apartment complex
• First rain chance in nearly two weeks arrives today
• Former college stars to take part in Summerfest Alumni Charity Challenge June 30
• Car-van crash in northwestern Wisconsin kills 2, injures 12 others, including 3 critically
• 'It's been a challenging spring': Dry spell causing concerns for SE Wisconsin farmers
• Alleged dating app 'predator' Timothy Olson asks to represent himself in court
• Milwaukee baker starts from scratch after car stolen with baking supplies inside
• Jury finds Milwaukee woman guilty in death of 10-year-old daughter
• 'I feel accomplished': High school students graduate from James Madison Academic Campus
• 'All hell broke loose': Racer on the mend after fiery crash at Great Lakes Dragaway
• Group of mothers plan drive-thru memorial for Milwaukee gun violence victims
• Milwaukee's 52nd annual Juneteenth Day to include parade, Freedom Ball and more
• Case dismissed for Milwaukee mayor's brother accused in 2022 shooting
• Carroll University announces new RN to MSN degree
• 'Isn't it ironic?': Alanis Morissette's 'Jagged Little Pill' musical to rock Milwaukee
• Busy travel continues at airports, on roads as people return from holiday weekend
• Milwaukee climbs to 32 in Orkin's list of mosquito trouble cities
• Driver hospitalized following crash at Great Lakes Dragaway
• Marcus Performing Arts Center announces 4 new shows, from spectacular magic to high-stepping rhythms
• 'Wake up in the morning feeling like P. Diddy': Kesha bringing 'The Gag Order Tour' to Milwaukee
• 'Life-giving and rewarding': Hunter Hayes discusses bringing his 'Red Sky Tour' to Milwaukee
• Gabriel Kahane previews concerts taking place at Jan Serr Studio
• WisDOT: Potential for pavement buckling as temps heat up
• Heroic act spurs conversation for National CPR / AED Awareness Week
• Pedestrian sustains 'serious' injuries after being hit by a vehicle in Brookfield
• The chance for some well-needed precip will pop up by midweek
• 'You'll never regret what you find': Families continue Memorial Day weekend outdoor traditions
• Rochester observes 157th Memorial Day with parade, roll call
• Memorial Day weekend kicks off summer travel season at MKE International Airport
• 16-year-old shot near 92nd and Swan, police looking for suspect
• Milwaukee man charged in death of 13-year-old shot while getting ready for dinner
• McKinley Beach is ready to be rebuilt
• Milwaukee police investigate possible abduction after man seen putting young child in U-Haul
• Milwaukee VA honors military members with special ceremony, wreath laying
• Fallen MPD Officer Peter Jerving honored at Memorial Day ceremony
• 'Brady Street icon': Man suffers life-threatening injuries after hit-and-run on Brady Street
• 21-year-old man shot, seriously hurt near 5th and Burnham
• Milwaukee man wounded near 83rd and Capitol shooting
• A mild Memorial Day holiday extends itself into much of this coming week
• Man arrested after armed robbery and vehicle pursuit, firearm recovered
• Violent night in Milwaukee: 7 shootings leave 2 dead, 8 wounded
• Man in critical condition after motorcycle crash near 15th and W. Forest Home Avenue
• Fire at Cambria Hotel in Milwaukee
• Young pilot who died last year remembered, family continues good deeds in his name
• 3 separate fires in Milwaukee, police investigate