• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• '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
• Police: Drive-by shooting in Waukesha neighborhood, residents asked to look for damage
• 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
• Milwaukee police: Shooting and deadly crash happen minutes apart on 76th Street
• 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
• 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
• Man killed by federal agent in Minneapolis had Milwaukee ties; dozens participate in anti-ICE protest in West Allis
• Milwaukee Bucks vs Dallas Mavericks game postponed
• Suspects charged in deadly crash that killed Bell Ambulance EMT make initial court appearance
• 'Step up': Activist hands out free whistles as tensions over ICE rise across country
• Report: Packers hire former Cardinals Head Coach Jonathan Gannon as defensive coordinator
• SE Wisconsin communities report smell of natural gas, officials say odor believed to be weather-related
• Anger and action spread in Milwaukee after another deadly shooting in Minneapolis involving federal agents
• One day left to experience 'Out of This World' fun at the 41st annual Waukesha JanBoree
• Wisconsin state and local leaders respond to fatal shooting involving federal law enforcement in Minneapolis
• One more day left to attend the 43rd annual Milwaukee Boat Show held at the Wisconsin State Fair Expo Center
• 'Oh my God, it is freezing': Milwaukee bus riders face sub-zero temperatures
• MPD updates police pursuit policy after a string of deadly crashes in 2025
• Friendship Circle hands out free soup as dangerous cold moves through Milwaukee
• Fond Du Lac police arrest 51-year-old woman following child death investigation
• ‘We can’t help anybody if we don’t help ourselves’: Milwaukee EMT crews fighting brutal cold
• Firefighters battle bitter cold to extinguish flames at home on Milwaukee's south side
• Milwaukee opens emergency warming shelter through mid-day Saturday amid dangerously cold temps
• Woman sentenced to 25 years in connection to fatal hit-and-run back in January of 2025
• Milwaukee family says they're left without heat in apartment complex during dangerous cold snap
• 'They're just frozen to things': Extreme cold threatens wildlife, including birds
• 'Don't forget about your car': Auto mechanics share tips to avoid dead batteries, other cold-weather issues
• Officers respond to report of shots fired on UW-Whitewater at Rock County campus, no active threat identified; officials give the all-clear
• No, trees aren’t 'exploding' in the cold - here’s what's really happening
• MPD seeks suspects in shooting that killed 1, injured another near 41st and Lloyd
• Woman recalls granddaughter's second-floor escape from arson fire on Milwaukee's south side
• Going stir crazy? Check out 'Dinosaur Dimensions' this weekend
• 5-year-old seriously injured after driver crashes into tree near 24th and Fond du Lac