Local News

• MobCraft brewery to reopen under new ownership
• Wisconsin’s attorney general asks the state Supreme Court to stop Musk’s $1 million payments
• Typical Wisconsin spring weather with Sunday storms turning to snow
• High stakes WI Supreme Court race heats up days before the election
• MPD: 1 dead after shooting near 23rd and Fond du Lac
• Capitol Connection: More early voting ahead of SCOWIS race
• More vendors step up to help couples after sudden closure of downtown wedding venue
• 18-year-old killed in shooting near Milwaukee's northwest side
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (3/29)...Crazy quilts, fun fundraisers
• Crawford recuses herself from Musk case as Dems hammer Schimel over campaign contributions
• 26-year-old dies after Fond du Lac crash
• 16-year-old injured after shooting near 63rd and Stark
• Schimel says he's unsure if he'll attend Elon Musk visit to Wisconsin Sunday
• 'She was a force': Waukesha teacher's final wish raises thousands for students in need
• Elon Musk announces Green Bay visit ahead of Supreme Court election
• AG Kaul sues to stop Elon Musk's $1 million prize to Wisconsin voters
• Local Vietnam veterans honored in special tributes
• Muskego police warn scams with callers impersonating police officers are on the rise
• 'They're best friends': Bonded Racine doggy duo needs fur-ever home by Sunday, risk separation
• Brewers share preview of 2025 theme nights, giveaways ahead of home opener
• Evers vetoes bill that would revive old test score standards
• Amtrak announces Hiawatha service changes due to railcar corrosion
• Pro wrestling returns to Panther Arena with AEW Collision
• Schimel, Crawford make multiple campaign stops each day as record spending total soars higher
• 'Glass was everywhere, emotions were everywhere': Community rallies around Racine restaurant after break-in
• Gov. Evers visits Brookfield preschool, highlighting initiatives to lower cost of child care
• Brewers introduce food truck park vendors at American Family Field
• Wisconsin's 16th child advocacy center is now open in Sheboygan, serving thousands of families impacted by sexual abuse, violence
• Lifelong Milwaukee Brewers fan from Franklin behind 2025 home opener poster art
• Cheers! Milwaukee County Parks reveals 2025 Traveling Beer Garden dates, locations
• Lifeguards needed in Milwaukee County for summer season amid national shortages
• More than 10K Coca-Cola cans distributed in Wisconsin, Illinois recalled for possible plastic contamination
• Waukesha County teen charged with homicide after mother, stepfather found dead in home
• Hartford volunteer fire lieutenant charged with child enticement, pornography possession
• Brookfield police seek suspects accused of fraudulently spending more than $6K over 2 days
• Musk announces $1 million for Wisconsin voter in Supreme Court race. Opposition calls it 'corrupt'
• TSA intercepts 5 firearms at Wisconsin airport checkpoints in month of March
• Shorewood police investigating crash after early morning pursuit
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Death of a Unicorn' and 'The Penguin Lessons'
• East Troy toffee business selected to produce NFL Draft treats
• Evers administration launches effort to recruit displaced federal workers
• Warmest temps of the year on track for Friday with a few light showers the next few days
• MPD: 1 dead, 1 injured in double shooting near Teutonia and Carmen
• 'I started panicking': Milwaukee business says sales have been cut in half from construction project
• Controlled burn scheduled for Thursday at Bong Recreation Area in Kenosha Co.
• Despite small turnout, passion on display at community meeting on MPS safety
• Man arrested, accused of putting super glue in coworker's drink
• WOW counties & deep-blue areas seeing surge in early voting
• Man sues Racine PD over claims he was mistreated, medical care was delayed while being transported to jail
• County Executive David Crowley delivers 2025 State of the County Address