Local News

• Political analyst breaks down lieutenant governor's race
• Man charged in shooting during Racine funeral held on $1 million bond
• Milwaukee police seek critically missing 15-year-old
• NFL: Rodgers' use of ayahuasca didn't violate drug policy
• Wisconsin Assembly candidate Steen hosts 'Toss Vos' campaign event ahead of primary
• Marquette's 2003 Final Four team returns for MU golf outing
• Kleefisch, Michels discuss Trump's influence in GOP primary race for governor
• Inflation Reduction Act likely won't have immediate impact on Wisconsinites' wallets
• Milwaukee man accused in death of 9-month-old child ordered to undergo mental exam
• MACC Fund Open honors art of two-time childhood cancer survivor
• Health experts concerned about monkeypox ahead of back-to-school season
• Drive-thru job fairs coming to Milwaukee's north, south side Aug. 18
• Know before you vote: Reminders ahead of Tuesday primary election
• 'Inclusivity is so important to us': State Fair hopes to offer more sensory friendly mornings in future
• Milwaukee Bucks announce 2022 preseason schedule
• Opioid Settlement Plan money will be used to combat crisis in Wisconsin
• Milwaukee Dragon Boat Festival returns to Lakeshore State Park this weekend
• First Student Muskego needs bus drivers with just weeks to go until the school year begins
• Help crown 'The Best Bloody Mary in Wisconsin' at festival in Milwaukee's Deer District
• Weekly Milwaukee gas report shows price decline
• Milwaukee police searching for suspect after deadly shooting near 5th and Vienna
• Mother Nature bringing back some nicer weather after Monday morning rain
• Poll: Kleefisch has slight lead over Michels in tight GOP primary race for governor
• MCSO: Driver shot on I-94 eastbound near 25th Street
• Another round of rain and storms overnight into Monday
• Menomonee Falls police seek help in finding BP gas station retail theft suspects
• Day 2 of Bronzeville week brings arts and culture to North Ave.
• Overnight shooting near 76th and Grantosa leaves one dead
• Milwaukee police investigate multiple shootings
• Racine & Me: Downtown mid-year review and more!
• Racine & Me: Sap Sap owner has mission to give back to community
• Multiple rounds of heavy rain producing storms expected through early Monday
• Waukesha County Sheriff's Department introduces K9 named after Jackson Sparks
• Sikh temple focuses on educating community on second day of remembrance
• First weekend of August features lots of heat, humidity, & storms
• Trump campaigns for Tim Michels, bashes Kleefisch and Vos during visit to Wisconsin
• Schlesinger's Saturday Spotlight (8/6)...Tosa Art Fair, Special Am Fam Field Celebrations, & Root Beer Fun
• Milwaukee police seek help in finding critically missing Alfred J. Watson
• 'Not welcome here': Protests already planned as community groups rally in opposition to RNC
• Milwaukee police investigate triple shooting near 91st and Allyn
• Analysts weigh in on RNC and political power it could have on general election
• Be prepared for road closures for the USA National Triathlon Championships
• Oak Creek advocates for peace on 10th anniversary of Sikh Temple shooting
• Packers Family Night: Rookies get first taste of Lambeau Field
• Brewers honor 40th anniversary of franchise's 1982 World Series trip
• 'The police department is well prepared': Law enforcement will amp up security for 2024 RNC
• Shooting leaves man in his 20s dead; Milwaukee police seek leads
• Brewers' Brent Suter holds reading, signing of children's book for Racine back-to-school event
• Dancing Grannies will march in 2022 Waukesha Christmas Parade
• FBI Milwaukee: Suspect wanted in Atlanta may be in Johnson Creek area