Local News

• Day 8: Trial of Maxwell Anderson
• PrideFest kicks off with larger footprint, carnival and 500 entertainers
• Tattoo infections in minors prompt investigation into unlicensed operator
• Wisconsin Bike Week: Mayor Johnson celebrates development of protected bike lanes in Milwaukee
• Police investigate firearm possession by 14-year-old at Milwaukee school
• Job fair to recruit workers for 2025 Wisconsin State Fair
• Catalytic converter thefts expected to disrupt several Waukesha school bus routes
• Milwaukee Pride Parade to mark 21st anniversary with themed procession through Walker’s Point
• Haze to finally depart and no major heat in sight...yet
• Milwaukee book fair to spotlight African American authors June 21
• Anchor Press event to raise funds for new space with print sale and activities
• CBS 58 Hometowns: History of Milwaukee's City Hall
• Fatal shooting near 11th and Lapham under investigation
• U.S. DOJ threatens to cut funding for Wisconsin Elections Commission
• MPS budget preview: Referendum dollars buy time, but tough decisions to come after this year
• Adaptive sports bootcamp gives paralyzed veterans a second chance
• Former St. Francis baseball coach accused of sexually assaulting child
• Kenosha day care employee accused of child abuse
• Westbound I-894 to shut down this weekend 
• Mayor Johnson tours affordable housing site under development in Metcalfe Park
• Milwaukee's July 3 lakefront fireworks replaced with drone show for 2025
• Wisconsin Humane Society lowers dog adoption fees amid overcrowding concerns
• Milwaukee seniors can apply for free Hunger Task Force produce vouchers this summer
• Wet start to June as we detail Meteorological Spring rankings
• Maxwell Anderson trial day 7: New video shows Anderson & Robinson together 3 days before her disappearance
• 'This was not normal gunfire:' Teen fights for his life after early morning shooting near 16th and Meinecke
• Gary Sinise and Lt. Dan Band to perform Milwaukee benefit for Skylight Music Theatre
• Brookfield's 'Future Martial Arts' offering free Saturday workshops to see if your kiddo likes karate
• Storm floods stage and sound equipment, canceling Bay View's Chill on the Hill
• Driver killed in single-vehicle crash near Lake Mills
• Man sentenced to 36 years in prison for murder of 2 teens in South Milwaukee
• MPS misses final financial reporting deadline, DPI confirms it will withhold more money
• Milwaukee man accused of framing immigrant with Trump threats appears in court
• Brown Deer medallion hunt hits third week
• Run it back: How patience helped UWM's Natalie Block return to the NCAA Championships
• Car crashes into apartment building in Greenfield, at least 3 without a place to live
• MPS teacher's aide no longer has to self-deport today while ICE reviews her stay
• 3 days left to enjoy multi-course menu deals around Milwaukee during Downtown Dining Week
• Lil Wayne announces Milwaukee show on 'Tha Carter VI' tour
• Pet food drive scheduled as demand rises for nonprofit assistance
• Taking a look at June events ahead in Racine County
• Jury sees inside Maxwell Anderson's home on day 6 of murder trial
• Mitchell Park Domes to open Kinetic Garden summer exhibit
• Police investigate double shooting near 18th and Locust, search for additional suspects underway
• A taste of Scotland shows up June 7 for the Milwaukee Highland Games
• Reptilian rapture this weekend at Wehr Nature Center
• Natalie's Everyday Heroes: We Energies Cookie Book is a year-round job
• Deputies respond to fight in North Point parking lot at Bradford Beach
• How much can it cost to install fire sprinklers? Business owner shares perspective after large fires on Milwaukee's north side
• Complaint: Woman accused of causing fire damage in separate incident, hours before fatal Highland Court fire