News

• Upcoming plant sale to help keep monarch butterflies here to stay & not fly away
• Flight for Life called for Motorcyclist injured in single-vehicle crash
• Two Wisconsin Firefighters among those honored at National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Service
• 'I wasn't going to stop until I found her;' Mother of critically missing girl found safe raises questions about her disappearance
• What the restart of defaulted student loan collection means for borrowers
• Lakefront Brewery hosts 3rd annual period supply drive
• Peralta helps Milwaukee avoid a sweep as Cubs lose Imanaga to hamstring injury
• 10 people hurt after two intersection collisions in Dodge County
• 'These are all my friends:' Thousands walk along Milwaukee lakefront to show support for those living with multiple sclerosis
• Crow-Armstrong homers for 3rd time in 2 nights as Cubs defeat Brewers 6-2
• One person sent to the hospital following portable fire pit explosion in Fond du Lac
• Chimere Dike returns home to Waukesha before heading off to Tennessee Titans rookie camp
• Milwaukee woman finds man dead near home after double shooting
• Capitol Connection: Gov. Evers criticized over federal agent guidance, fallout from Judge Dugan arrest and suspension
• T-Pain blasts Wisconsin State Fair Park, Milwaukee Mile over auto drifting event safety concerns
• Sen. Baldwin meets with VA employees, local veterans over mass firings and cuts to Dept. of Veterans Affairs
• 'Let them do their thing': Wildlife expert shares advice for keeping wildlife safe this Spring
• 14-year-old dead, 3 teens injured in two separate Milwaukee shootings
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (5/3)...Flowers, Cinco de Mayo fun, & Am Fam Tailgating
• 'She's given me life': Brewers game brings organ donor and recipient together
• Washington County woman charged in wildlife poaching case sentenced to 1 month in jail
• Milwaukee Health Department temporarily closes all 6 Pizza Hut locations in city
• Trump brings DOGE fight over access to Social Security data to Supreme Court
• The first-ever Festival of Flowers is coming to Milwaukee 🌺
• Charges filed in connection to fatal home invasion near 8th and Galena
• 'There's diversity among us': May is AAPI Heritage Month and this year's theme is leadership and resilience
• Wisconsin Public Radio programs could be at risk as Trump administration ends NPR, PBS funding
• 1 dead, another arrested in crash near 35th and Hopkins
• Peregrine falcon chicks finally hatch at WE Energies power plant 🐤
• Boat racers turn viral crash into funds for St. Jude, local charities
• Celebrating 60 years of helping adults advance their education
• Trump says the government will revoke Harvard’s tax-exempt status. The university’s president says that would be illegal
• Welcome Giannis Antetokounmpo's newest family member
• Local teacher uses sound baths as holistic approach to mental health and wellness
• Trump's 'border czar' issues warning to Gov. Evers on ICE guidance
• 'Things don't look good': The Drunk Uncle prepares for possible closure
• The Lake Express Ferry is now open for the season⛴️
• Present Music to stage 'Baroque Pop!' at Milwaukee Art Museum
• Few isolated showers possible this weekend after Thursday's soaking rain
• Next Act Theatre wraps season with Annie Baker’s 'Circle Mirror Transformation'
• President Trump orders Corporation for Public Broadcasting to end federal funding for NPR and PBS
• MPD: 44-year-old treated at hospital after shooting near 40th and Ruby
• Trump says he wants to rename Veterans Day to ‘Victory Day for World War I’
• Another donor contributes to cover costs of removing stranded boat from Milwaukee's Bradford Beach
• Residents displaced after apartment fire near 85th and Fairy Chasm Drive
• Federal authorities approve Oconomowoc authorities to kill sandhill crane that was deemed a nuisance
• Sip & Purr Cat Cafe reopens in new Brady Street location
• Trump asks Supreme Court to end deportation protections for Venezuelans in the US
• Waltz out as national security adviser and tapped for UN ambassador
• 'City of Festivals' kickoff event offers preview of Milwaukee festival food, drinks, as season approaches
• 3 injured, 1 seriously, in shooting near 23rd and Center
• Cudahy parents frustrated by school district after handgun located in backpack; 12-year-old in custody
• Abandoned boat removal will cause temporary closure to portion of Lincoln Memorial Drive May 6
• Man accused of kidnapping pregnant Beaver Dam teen bound over for trial
• UW-Milwaukee students present exciting ideas for I-794 change
• Mother of dead inmate sues Waupun Correctional Institution, where 7 have died since 2023
• 2 arrested after person killed in hit-and-run in Pleasant Prairie
• Brazenhead Pub in West Bend wins 'Best Burger in Wisconsin' contest
• MPD: 14-year-old girl found safe after mother shares plea for help
• Republican county leader Josh Schoemann enters Wisconsin governor's race
• Check out Maxie’s on Saturday for the 18th annual Kentucky Derby Party
• Hundreds march streets of Milwaukee protesting Trump administration's policies
• Summerfest releases new transit options for this year's Big Gig
• Jazz in the Park returns this summer with a new schedule, new bands
• Kohl's ousts CEO Buchanan after investigation into some vendor transactions
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Thunderbolts' and 'The Surfer'
• NARI Milwaukee prepares for annual home remodeling tour
• Big Truck Day returns to Milwaukee with city vehicles and kid-friendly activities
• Here’s what’s in Trump’s Ukraine minerals deal and how it affects the war
• May starts wet as a slightly dry and cool April comes to an end
• 2 teens dead after police chase ends in crash on Milwaukee’s north side
• Florida investigation shows new communication with Madison school shooter
• Franklin mayor addresses sexual harassment allegations, among other concerns, at town hall
• Housing advocates ‘very worried’ veterans could face foreclosure as VA mortgage rescue program phases out
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in crash with dump truck near 128th and Capitol
• 'Happy to be alive:' Brady Street hit-and-run victim recalls near-death experience, pleads for driver to come forward
• Greenfield police chief placed on paid administrative leave
• John Haliburton’s courtside clash with Giannis sparks debate -- but Wisconsin locals urge perspective
• 3 children who are US citizens — including one with cancer — deported with their mothers, lawyers and advocacy groups say
• Investigators don't know who leaked a Wisconsin Supreme Court draft abortion order
• Nearly 64% of Wisconsinites have a Real ID ahead of May 7 deadline, according to WisDOT
• Milwaukee man charged in fatal shooting on city's south side
• After brain cancer treatment, Michael Bolton says he has a ‘heightened sense of appreciation’ for life
• Meet Racine Zoo's newest member -- a Hartmann's Mountain zebra 🦓
• Milwaukee County marks Denim Day to support survivors of sexual violence
• Old World Wisconsin prepares to open for spring, new tavern to be unveiled May 17
• Crash involving school bus under investigation on Milwaukee’s north side
• US and Ukraine sign critical minerals deal after months of tense negotiations
• Stamp Out Hunger food drive returns to Milwaukee on May 10
• 'Storyland' exhibit to open at Betty Brinn Children’s Museum in May
• Milwaukee police investigate fatal shooting near 27th and Wisconsin
• Trump says he ‘could’ bring Abrego Garcia back from El Salvador, but won’t
• Milwaukee police investigate crash that left pedestrian critically injured
• 'Heavy metal' news as Metal Supermarkets offers $2500 scholarships for 4 skilled trades students
• 'This is our little Rome': Milwaukee parishioners mourn Pope Francis and pray for the conclave
• Another one? Stranded boat near Bradford Beach now joined by stuck barge
• Wisconsin Supreme Court suspends Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan
• Amazon is not planning to break out tariff costs online as White House attacks potential move
• Defendant on Judge Hannah Dugan’s caseload left questioning what’s next after arrest
• Racine County: Man leads deputies on pursuit with 2 kids, drugs in vehicle