• The latest on Rodgers rift with Packers
• Brewers fall to Phillies, 2-0
• Groundbreaking ceremony held for new affordable housing development in Wauwatosa
• 'Beyond normal human behavior': Mayor Barrett reacts to road rage incident near Sherman and Hampton
• New climate normals: Every month has gotten warmer in Milwaukee
• Summerfest releases full 2021 festival lineup
• Convicted sex offender released in Waukesha County, listed as homeless
• UW System to restart summer youth programs
• Expansion of Madison unit for juvenile offenders approved
• Officials: 2 women dead in crash near 91st and Bradley in Milwaukee
• Wauwatosa Health Department to create COVID-19 vaccine acceptance campaign
• Lifestyle expert shares Mother’s Day must-haves
• Westallion Brewing Company releases ‘Ding Dong City Imperial Cupcake Stout’
• Drought conditions expand; rain chances uncertain for Mother's Day Weekend
• Village of Hartland Police asks students to stop playing nude ‘Nerf Wars’
• Graduates from the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design show off their wares for the Senior Exhibition
• 'A little bit of help:' Local fundraisers benefit those fighting Covid crisis in India
• Kenosha Officer Rusten Sheskey lost replacement gun issued after Jacob Blake shooting
• Caught on video: Woman intentionally rams car into vehicle on Milwaukee's north side
• Suspects sought after stealing $4K in perfume from Ulta Beauty in Menomonee Falls
• Milwaukee woman receives 6-year sentence in negligent homicide of brother
• Milwaukee man accused of killing 5-year-old son over piece of cheesecake pleads guilty
• Waukesha School Board votes to end COVID-19 quarantine of students and staff
• Officials optimistic state will recover after tourism industry sees 30% decline in 2020
• OSHA brings awareness to construction hazards with 'Prevent Falls in Construction Week'
• Steinhafels donates more than $20K in furniture to former foster kids in need
• MPD: 46-year-old man shot while walking near 35th and Hadley
• ‘I was so happy:’ MPS fifth-grader shares experience of speaking at roundtable with VP Kamala Harris
• 'Long overdue': Judge rules bodycam video in Joel Acevedo's death can be released
• Milwaukee County launches 'credible messenger' pilot program to help curb surge in youth violence
• Somers House tavern shooting suspect appears in court
• Police: 3 women injured in separate robberies on Milwaukee's east side
• Wisconsin's fallen officers honored in memorial ceremony at MacArthur Square
• Former Horlick High School wrestling coach accused of sexual assault, possession of child porn
• Hoan Bridge to light up green, white and red in honor of Cinco de Mayo
• Milwaukee War Memorial showcases 'Star Wars' LEGO exhibit featuring work by local veteran
• Person of interest in Devil's Lake homicide was seen running 'frantically' and 'out of control' from park
• Wisconsin Broadcasters Association honors CBS 58 with 9 awards, including best weathercast and website
• Luxury hotel, The Trade, to break ground in Deer District late 2021
• Brett Favre weighs in on Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers drama
• New Aaron Rodgers guest host bobblehead introduced
• The Lake Express Ferry to begin daily service on May 7 ⛴️
• How to make Oaxaca cheese to celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a Wisconsin twist
• VISIT Milwaukee shares May events to look forward to as things open up in the area
• 20-year-old man taken to hospital after shooting near 25th and Lloyd
• Milwaukee Auto Show makes a return to State Fair Park on Wednesday, first time in more than 50 years
• Steinhafels Furniture becomes 100% employee-owned company
• Oconomowoc school board approves plan making face masks mandatory indoors, optional outdoors
• Wauwatosa police chief testifies in shooting death of Jay Anderson Jr.
• Milwaukee man, 37, seriously injured in shooting near 51st and Hampton
• Sen. Johnson questions effectiveness of masks in schools, cast doubts kids can get severe COVID-19 symptoms
• Vice President Kamala Harris tours UWM energy labs, participates in roundtable
• ‘Complete setup’: Ron Johnson downplays meeting with FBI after they warned he could be a threat of Russia disinformation
• VP Harris’ Milwaukee visit draws mixed reaction
• 2021 Greater Milwaukee International Car & Truck Show races into State Fair
• ‘Really robust process’: What parents should know ahead of a COVID-19 vaccine approval for kids
• Wisconsin reaches 'grim milestone' as vaccinations slow
• Gov. Evers approves I-43 improvements in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties
• Trace Adkins to headline Mequon's Gathering on the Green festival July 9
• DHS to connect vaccinators with groups wanting on-site clinics
• Bayside mother reunites with Aurora Sinai medical team that saved her life after delivery
• Brewers Community Foundation, Hunger Task Force and CBS 58 team up for Drive-Thru Food Drive May 4
• Robbery leads to shooting near 17th and Ring; Milwaukee man seriously injured
• Milwaukee Tool to expand corporate operations into downtown Milwaukee
• Disabled Wisconsin lawmaker asks to participate remotely
• MPD: 16-year-old girl shot near 61st and Custer
• 66-year-old man who died after crashing his truck in Kenosha County identified
• Unclaimed Badger 5 lottery ticket worth $162K to expire on May 14
• Marquette University police warn students, staff of recent car thefts on campus
• Warm and dry April leads to a wet start to May
• National traveling exhibit aiming to help save the sea to visit Green Bay area
• MPD: 24-year-old man fatally shot near 24th and Hadley, investigation underway
• VP Kamala Harris to focus on jobs at roundtable in Milwaukee
• Community activists say lack of trust exists between police, residents as gun violence surges
• Some state Democrats propose end to qualified immunity
• 6 PM Update: Much needed rain and storms moving through the area
• Authorities identify victims, suspect in deadly Oneida Casino shooting in Ashwaubenon
• More than 300 gunshots ring out at Midtown Center in Milwaukee; 2 injured
• Seven MPS schools have now returned to virtual learning due to COVID cases
• Some lawmakers predict federal relief aid could impact state budget negotiations
• Wisconsin men charged with entering Capitol in Jan. 6 attack
• Police: Man stabbed several times near 60th and Green Tree, suspect arrested