Local News

• MFD: Milwaukee Police Officer hit by car near 24th and Capitol
• Superhero Jason Momoa visits Harley Davidson Museum and Factory
• Milwaukee woman's message after her brother dies shoveling
• Pedestrian seriously injured after being hit by semi-truck in Ozaukee County
• Grafton Police Department installs safety measures in entrance when lobby is closed
• Lost picture from 1940s reunited with owner
• Madison man uses ax on his property after spat over toys
• 4,200 parking citations issued during Milwaukee's first snow operation of 2019
• Endangered African Penguin chick hatches at Racine Zoo
• Racine Fire Department reminding citizens to shovel out fire hydrants
• Truck stolen from Milwaukee community improvement organization
• Miller Park holding job fair for part-time seasonal positions
• NOON UPDATE: More accumulating snow on the way
• Platteville officer adopts kitten after rescuing it from the snow
• Hundreds attend 22nd annual Martin Luther King Day celebration in Milwaukee
• 4 injured but expected to be OK in small plane crash
• Milwaukee Museum Week provides free admission for kids at many locations on this MLK holiday
• Serving up peace through pie on MLK Day
• 2 people in custody in string of Dane County armed robberies
• MCMEO investigating death of 19-year-old at Wisconsin Lutheran College dorm
• Family of slain Madison woman sues employer
• UPDATE: Power being restored at Dane County Airport
• 8 people displaced in West Allis house fire
• Man taken to hospital after snowmobile crash in Racine County
• Tips to keep your home, car safe in cold weather
• Milwaukee Public Museum holds watch party for Super Blood Wolf Moon
• Another round of 'plowable' snow on the way for Tuesday
• Medical Examiner investigating deaths of two men who collapsed after shoveling snow
• Almost 2,000 cars ticketed in Milwaukee over the weekend during snow operation
• Lake Geneva Ice Castles to open Wednesday
• Women in rural Wisconsin lack access to maternity care
• Skies clear in southeast Wisconsin for Super Blood Wolf Moon
• Salvation Army offering activities for kids on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
• Outdoors congress to gauge reaction to CWD carcass bounties
• Icy roads keep tow trucks busy pulling drivers out Saturday night
• Bucks will retire Marques Johnson's jersey in March
• Milwaukee County digging out from first major snowstorm
• Saturday Night Update: Winter Storm Warnings cancelled, snow totals top out just under a foot
• Wisconsin diocese considers investigation of child sex abuse
• Wisconsin Women's March draws 700 on bitterly cold day
• Sledding Hills busy in Milwaukee County, Whitnall Park warming house open for business
• Fond du Lac Police respond to SWATTING report Friday
• Single vehicle accident claims two lives in Village of Kohler
• Early morning fire damages north side business
• Man shot while riding bicycle Friday night in Milwaukee
• Pleasant Prairie Premium Outlets closed due to winter weather
• Snow emergencies and parking restrictions due to winter storm
• Milwaukee DPW declares overnight snow operation Saturday
• Baby born on freeway ramp in Kenosha County
• Apps now helping with snow removal
• Check, gift cards donated to Milwaukee Coast Guard
• Wisconsin-based companies designing products to keep kids safe at school
• Team Coverage: Roads slick in southeast Wisconsin, many readying for snow
• Pelican stuck in Waukesha County due to shutdown
• Donation made to warming centers in Milwaukee
• Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office: What to do if you're in an accident in the snow
• Sheriff's Office: Pilot hurt in Sheboygan County plane crash
• 37-year-old man seriously hurt after shooting near 40th and West Clarke Street
• Racine Unified School District warning parents about dangers of Momo Challenge
• Grafton Police Department now allows 'safe haven' in lobby
• Salvation Army opening food pantries to help government workers affected by partial shutdown
• Betty Brinn Museum offering free admission to government employees and their families
• Milwaukee Pizza Huts to re-open soon after closing due to improper permits
• Wisconsin renews contract for coach Paul Chryst
• Johnsonville recalls ground pork over possible contamination
• Foxconn falls short of new jobs needed for state tax credits
• Shorewood man sentenced to 3 years in prison for child pornography, stalking
• UPDATE: Bus driver fired after confrontation on MCTS bus
• Ramsey-Guy pleads guilty to lesser charge in dehydration jail death trial
• Packers Clay Matthews appears in Verizon Super Bowl commercial
• The Hop ready for its first test of cold and snow
• UPDATE: Fatal house fire near 24th and Capitol investigated as homicide and arson
• Feel the chill? Ice Bars are back in the Third Ward for another year.
• Bucks partner with community foundation to transform community rooms into pop-up barbershops
• Brett Young to perform at Admirals game on January 25
• Getting all revved up for "Monster Jam" at Fiserv Forum this weekend
• 911 dispatcher describes Jayme Closs call: 'It's definitely going to be one that you never forget'
• Green Bay Diocese works to assist abuse victims
• 1 dead after SUV breaks through ice
• Electrical issue causes Fond du Lac house fire
• "Sesame Street Live!" visits CBS 58 ahead of Milwaukee shows
• Snowfall set to impact roads throughout southeastern Wisconsin
• MPD investigating shooting near 60th and Appleton
• Sculpture dedicated at Italian Community Center
• Work begins on dog park in West Allis
• Return of Jayme Closs renewing hope for families of missing persons
• Brothers charged after allegedly beating up man for being from Chicago
• Giannis and LeBron remain conference vote leaders
• Milwaukee County looking at ways to fix financial crisis
• Milwaukee prepares for weekend snow
• Woman charged with theft after lunch money stolen from students in Brown Deer School District
• UPDATE: Fond du Lac porch pirate turns herself in
• Milwaukee man on furlough describes impact of shutdown