• WisDOT joins CBS 58: I-94 ramp closures and upcoming Hawley Road closure
• CBS 58's Alex Corradetti and Frankie Jupiter win Salvation Army bell ringing challenge for second straight year
• New fitness center opening in West Allis January 2026
• White Christmas chances iffy for some with lots of melting this week
• Harlem Globetrotters return to Milwaukee day after Christmas
• Wanting to make your holidays brighter, Tuesday's candle-making class at Cedarburg's Midwest Candle Co. can help
• Judge Hannah Dugan trial day 1: Opening statements get underway
• 70th Street railroad crossing in Wauwatosa closed as Canadian Pacific troubleshoots issue
• Milwaukee Film executive director reacts to death of Rob Reiner
• Former Kenosha County supervisor facing charges for mishandling charity money, drugs
• 'Big shock': Neighbor reacts to Cedarburg man being detained, released in Brown University mass shooting
• Anti-Defamation League Midwest responds to Hanukkah celebration attack in Australia, rise in antisemitism
• Milwaukee County leaders tout whole blood transfusion initiative 1 year after launch
• Milwaukee man charged with aggravated battery in November death
• Wisconsin Supreme Court rules Catholic Charities exempt from unemployment insurance contributions
• Can-D Shop opens at 3rd Street Market Hall, bringing nostalgia and local chocolates to visitors
• Cudahy High School staff member charged with sexual assault of student
• MPS drumlines battle it out for All-City Champ title 🥁
• Starting to thaw after the frigid weekend
• Real estate expert discusses Milwaukee housing market and winter home sales
• Jelly Roll to headline final day of Summerfest 2026
• Milwaukee police investigate fatal shooting near 76th and Villard
• Bright holiday lights are the focal point at Cedarburg's Herman A Zeunert Park for annual fundraiser
• Hartford native Quinn Meinerz' journey to becoming an all-pro offensive lineman
• Wisconsin man believed to be person of interest in Brown University shooting released from custody
• Red Cross providing shelter to those displaced by fire on Milwaukee's west side
• Cedarburg School District 'devastated' over Brown University shooting, alleged gunman being former student
• Released person of interest in Brown University shooting served in Army, worked at Arlington National Cemetery
• Wisconsin man identified as person of interest in connection with deadly Brown University shooting released
• Royals trade reliever Angel Zerpa to Brewers for outfielder Isaac Collins and pitcher Nick Mears
• 'Grant hope': Annual 'Skating with Santa' event raising money for kids battling illness
• Local Jewish community leaders respond to deadly mass shooting in Australia
• Moment in Wisconsin: Lambeau Field
• How the final piece of the Waukesha Christmas Parade Memorial was sculpted
• 'I couldn't be happier': Officer, young boy form friendship after traumatic 911 call
• A slow thaw from the deep freeze to start a new week, then a big mid-week warmup
• Whitewater Fire Department announces passing of fellow firefighter
• Milwaukee alderman speaks out against Mayor Johnson after Common Council overrides vetoes
• 'We stick together': Community rallies after fire destroys beloved Muskego lakeside restaurant 
• Denver’s Wally’s Wisconsin Tavern’s roots run through Sheboygan
• Oshkosh firefighter dead after semi vs. truck crash in Indiana, 2 others injured
• Congrats! 15-year-old girl named Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Year
• Purple lights color Fox Point area in memory of Nicolet High School student killed in car crash
• WE Energies works to restore power plant outage causing heating issues in Milwaukee's Theater District
• 'Doing something good': Cristo Rey Jesuit High School students hand out thousands of boxes during 4th annual mobile food drive
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (12/13)...pre-Christmas fun, wreath-laying ceremony
• 1-on-1 interview with Denver Broncos guard and Hartford native Quinn Meinerz 🏈
• Federal Transit Administration calls on MCTS to address fare evasion
• Teen who brought airsoft gun into Kenosha elementary school arrested again for making threats, resisting officers
• ‘I could be priced out’: Milwaukee chef says health care uncertainty puts his restaurants at risk
• Driver dead after van rear-ends semi, catches on fire in Town of Jackson
• MFD: 1 injured after fire breaks out at assisted living facility
• Family of victim in east side hit-and-run speak; alleged suspect arrested after filing false insurance claim
• 'Bittersweet': Racine County first responders honored with life-saving awards after saving little girl from Village of Raymond house fire
• Salvation Army's Angel Tree program brings holiday cheer to those in need
• Donations needed: Wisconsin Humane Society food pantry struggling with empty shelves
• Crime Stoppers: Teen accused of double murder, $25,000 reward offered for his arrest
• Sen. Johnson asks U.S. DOJ to get involved in fake electors case against Trump lawyer
• Fort Atkinson officers won't face charges in deadly police shooting
• Wellpoint Care Network celebrates 175 years and hosts 3rd annual 'Diapers for Dads' event
• Glendale man sentenced to 17 years in prison for May 18 homicide
• Glorioso's Italian Market says reopening planned for January as repairs continue
• The National Cafe announces sudden closure
• Amilinda to serve Hanukkah dinner inspired by chef's heritage
• 'It’s really devastating': Fire destroys well-known Muskego lakeside restaurant
• 'It's really overwhelming': Drone pilot works to find lost Wisconsin pets
• Man accused of stabbing Madison man back in 2019 pleads guilty to murder charge
• 'Slender Man' stabber back in mental health institution before next court date in February
• Woman accused of hitting man and leaving him in coma makes first court appearance
• Congrats graduates! MATC students walk stage for their high school diplomas 🎓
• Protesters gather outside courthouse to show support for Judge Dugan
• 14-year-old charged as adult in murder of 15-year-old
• ‘Flooded with calls’: SE Wisconsin roofing company working around the clock to clear ice dams
• MCTS driver fired after bus hits and kills 61-year-old in Greenfield
• Shoplifter caught during Hartford's annual 'Shop with a Cop' event
• Milwaukee Rescue Mission providing shelter 24 hours a day as temperatures drop dangerously low
• Upcoming events happening at the Marcus Performing Arts Center during the holiday season
• 'Overdose Death Initiative': DOJ's new approach investigating opioid overdoses and deaths
• 'How will we keep our doors open?' Milwaukee small businesses say rising costs are pushing them to the edge
• 'A big impact': Community mourns loss of former Brookfield Academy star soccer player who died Sunday
• Hawley Road at I-94 to close through late 2028 for east-west construction project
• New Marquette poll shows support for law abiding immigrants to have work permits in US