Local News

• 36-year-old injured after shooting near Milwaukee's northwest side
• Washington County honors former Germantown star with 'KK Arnold Day'
• Milwaukee leaders come together to honor the lives lost to overdose
• West Allis Fire Department battles garage fire that extended to home; two people displaced
• Dozens drop off flood-damaged items before last day of free services on Aug. 31
• 36-year-old shot and killed in Milwaukee, police search for suspect
• 1 person dead after vehicle collides with ATV in Milwaukee, suspect driver arrested
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (8/30)...One more county fair, Wisconsin Highland Games, Oak Creek LionsFest
• Ending August on a quiet note but still on the cooler side
• MPA plans protest amid contract disputes
• Milwaukee Mayor addresses National Guard questions amid national debate over troops in US cities
• Man shot at Meijer in Sheboygan, 3 men arrested
• Brewers fans come together at Zocalo Food Park for music and fun
• Amid order to not drink tap water, Williams Bay businesses scramble ahead of holiday weekend
• Mr. B's Steakhouse in Brookfield closed after small chimney fire
• American Science and Surplus store still faces uncertainty but could have a future
• Carroll University welcomes largest incoming class in its school history
• Crime Stoppers: $25k offered for information regarding fatal shootings of two teenagers
• A look ahead for Labor Day travel and what to expect out on the roads
• Free flood related trash curbside pickup and drop off to end Sunday
• SCOWIS Justice Rebecca Bradley not seeking reelection in 2026
• Driver charged in Milwaukee police chase that ended in cellphone store crash
• 'Just keep the faith': Milwaukee woman reflects on surviving Hurricane Katrina 20 years later
• Help sought in locating critically missing 68-year-old Milwaukee man
• 66-year-old killed in hit and run near N. Teutonia and W. Ruby identified
• New video shows moments before child was hit by bus in January, Katona family plans to file civil suit
• Ground broken for first new Milwaukee Catholic school in nearly 60 years
• Waukesha mother and 2 kids among many without home after apartment fire
• ‘I think this is our year’: Packers fans react to Micah Parsons trade
• 'It is very alarming:' High levels of nitrite found in Williams Bay water leaving thousands scrambling
• Man charged in crash that killed Germantown 19-year-old sentenced to 15 years in prison
• MPS confirms flooding affected lead cleanup work; district racing to clear all schools before students return
• Journeys Lutheran raises $100K of $1 million flooding damage bill, school start date delayed
• Purple Chair Project raises awareness to fentanyl overdose deaths
• Archbishop prays for Minneapolis shooting victims during groundbreaking for 2 new Catholic schools in Milwaukee
• Chefs at Happy Place Cooking Space in Cedarburg share tips for feeding kids a healthy, filling breakfast during the school year
• Motorcyclist dead after crash near 115th and Appleton
• Milwaukee pup named Wisconsin’s lone hero dog semi-finalist
• Fire destroys Milwaukee apartment building, injures 3
• Evers administration estimates 'Big Beautiful Bill' will cost state $142 million per year
• As excitement grows for the new Milwaukee museum, so does concern about the current museum
• $64 million Racine County school opens its doors
• Wisconsin Democrats propose bill to ban concealed carry on college campuses
• Medical professionals from hometown health care group pay in-home visits to patients in need of care
• MATC 'restructures' multicultural office, eliminates 4 positions
• American Red Cross sets up new shelter at Milwaukee Environmental Sciences Academy for residents impacted by flood
• Officer injured after police pursuit near Milwaukee's northwest side
• Man sentenced to 20 years in prison for murder of Milwaukee mother of 8
• MU marketing professor weighs in on Cracker Barrel logo reversal
• Milwaukee joins initiative to help restricted communities get free internet access