News

• Family gathers to remember 15-year-old murdered on street corner after killer is found guilty
• Cedarburg residents voice disapproval over proposed plan to build private pond
• Judge Hannah Dugan trial: On the eve of jury selection, a look ahead at the local case's national implications
• Die-hard Packers fan doodles his way to Broncos masterpiece
• Wisconsin Freemasons collect 2,000 toys for families across the state
• 21 vehicles towed in 20 days; Milwaukee County's effort to crackdown on reckless driving
• ‘It means everything’: Milwaukee food pantry continues to help despite high demand
• MPD searching for missing 26-year-old last seen near N. 12th and W. Kilbourn
• Canadian Pacific Holiday Train arrives in Wauwatosa 🚂🎄
• 'Wild Lights' at Milwaukee County Zoo is back and bigger than ever
• 3 DOC employees placed on leave following Morgan Geyser's escape
• Officials: Milwaukee woman charged in east side hit-and-run crash that left man in coma
• Powerball jackpot hits $1 billion after no Wednesday winner
• Transportation commission votes to advance study on possible I-94 project in Waukesha County
• Brookfield woman, 48, killed in Dodge County crash
• Board passes amendment allowing Shalom Wildlife Sanctuary to engage in 'zoological activities'
• 911 calls, new bodycam video reveal timeline of Kenosha fire that killed 3 kids on Thanksgiving
• ‘It’s been hell’: Mother of 12-year-old shooting victim at center of $10K FBI reward says she still doesn’t have answers, 6 months after child's death
• Egyptian Cookie Sale returns to Oak Creek church for 25th year
• US plan would require some visitors to provide social media information from last 5 years
• Menards hosts toy drive through Dec. 15
• Forte Theatre Company presents 'Miracle on 34th Street'
• Kohl's helps feed Milwaukee families with major Hunger Task Force donation
• Happy Con returns to Greendale for toy collectors and fans
• Australia has just relieved its anxiety over teens on social media – or has it?
• Wednesday Morning Update: Winter weather advisory extended for a last round of snow
• Pigeons, pigs, and squirrels play a big role in First Stage's new musical called 'The Pigeon Gets a Big Time Holiday Extravaganza!'
• 10-year-old killed in shooting near Clarke and Vel R. Phillips, community says 'we have to do more'
• 'Never let the hard days win': Waukesha teen cancer free after nearly year-long battle
• SE Wisconsin snowplow company taking advantage of early snow and urging safety
• 'Dick Van Dyke: 100th Celebration': New movie pays tribute to the beloved actor for his birthday
• Trump administration announces deal to end Biden-era student debt repayment plan
• Senate to vote on GOP health care bill that does not extend expiring Obamacare tax credits
• Wisconsin judge refuses to step aside as requested by former Trump attorney
• Waukesha County dispatch center to use AI to answer non-emergency calls
• Wisconsin unveils 2 new license plate designs, blackout and retro butter yellow
• Redevelopment study outlines proposals for hotel, apartments, and retail around American Family Field
• 1 student dead and another injured in shooting at Kentucky State University in Frankfort
• Greendale High School band prepares for 2026 Rose Parade
• 'Someone got a bunch of valuable things': Fire-displaced Milwaukee family returns to find duplex looted
• Facial recognition technology sparks negative response from activist groups at Milwaukee County Board Committee meeting
• Driver killed in crash with snowplow truck on I-94 near Pewaukee
• Packers take on Denver Broncos Sunday on CBS 58 -- kickoff set for 3:25 p.m.🏈
• Milwaukee Co. officials discuss efforts to address food insecurity during the holidays
• Packers WR Matthew Golden and Sargento present donations to area food pantries
• Judge says Ghislaine Maxwell court documents can be released as part of the push for information on Jeffrey Epstein
• Milwaukee County Parks plans 2 Breakfast with Santa events 🥞🎅
• Islands of Brilliance's annual Holiday Hullabaloo set for Dec. 13 -- here's what to expect
• Why is reading important homework? Lakeside Educational Services breaks down the answer
• Stickman Painting Studio lets you paint a penguin for the holidays this Wednesday at New Berlin's Cleveland Bar & Grill
• Trump administration has revoked 85,000 visas since January, State Department official says
• Wisconsin kayaker who faked death, fled overseas released from jail
• 'It is a concern': Milwaukee Co. residents share frustration over large piles of snow and leaves in the streets
• Wanted Racine man accused of attacking mother of his child, fleeing with 3-month-old in car
• 12-year-old Milwaukee girl facing charges in kidnapping of 4-year-old brother
• Driver rescued from SUV hanging over guard rail of Milwaukee highway
• 14-year-old accused in kidnapping of 7-year-old boy in Milwaukee pleads not guilty
• Gov. Evers signs Bradyn's Law to help protect young people from sextortion
• MPD launches redesigned website with interactive district map, educational info, and other resources
• Brewers named 2025 Baseball Organization of the Year
• FBI agents fired over 2020 kneeling photo during George Floyd protests sue Director Kash Patel
• Wauwatosa police officers involved in 2 separate Sunday crashes
• Milwaukee Holiday Drive collects over 1,700 items for fire victims
• Trump announces $12 billion farmer aid package
• USPS postmark changes could affect property tax payment deadlines
• More than a dozen crews respond to barn fire in Town of Dover
• Waukesha police investigate social media post regarding Christmas parade
• Japan rattled by 7.5-magnitude earthquake, authorities warn of aftershocks
• Blessings in a Backpack hosts food packing competition in January
• Santa Does Exist campaign raises funds for families in need
• Winter weather advisory has been issued. Two rounds of snow are coming!
• 911 calls capture minute-by-minute desperation of deadly Texas floods as callers beg for rescue
• House fire near 27th and Juneau fought by Milwaukee Fire Department
• Scorned by the president, Somalis in Minnesota are embraced by the state that took them in
• Milwaukee's Jingle Bus is all decked out for the holidays, ready for a great festive ride
• 'We are here together to support ourselves': Thousands rally for 62nd Annual Waukesha Christmas Parade
• 2 injured in shooting near 35th and National Ave. in Milwaukee
• Superior police officer shot during traffic stop, suspect crashes car into school building
• Cinnabon worker fired after racist outburst directed at customers goes viral
• 'No ice is safe ice': DNR warns of another winter danger, provides safety tips
• Milwaukee Anti-War Committee holds 4th annual march for International Human Rights Day
• 'So important to give back': Marquette Golden Eagles take 60 kids shopping for the hoildays
• Door County deputies find broken headlight replaced with flashlight during traffic stop
• Muskego family raises more than $500K for research for 6-year-old daughter's terminal disease 
• Moment in Wisconsin: Bender Park
• Person injured after being hit by driver on Milwaukee's north side
• 'I’ll be paying a lot more': Milwaukee bus riders react to fare increase
• For those that need it, Milwaukee County warming shelters are open
• Sensory-friendly holiday party brings families together at Marcus Ridge Cinema 🎄🎁
• Santa Rampage! Bikers ride around Milwaukee dressed as holiday icons 🎅🏻🎄🎁
• National Park Service overhauls free admission days to include Trump’s birthday
• Governor Tony Evers declares energy emergency in Wisconsin
• DPW refocuses efforts from snow cleanup to leaf collection
• 24-year-old injured in shooting on Milwaukee's north side
• 'It's magic': Kids, families attend Penfield Children's Center's annual holiday party, bringing festive joy to hundreds
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (12/6): Free Zoo Day, lots of pre-Christmas fun for Santa too!
• People brave cold for holiday shopping at the Christkindlmarkt in West Allis
• 'We are Waukesha strong': Preparation for Waukesha's 62nd Annual Christmas Parade underway
• Bucks coach Doc Rivers says he anticipates Giannis Antetokounmpo missing about 4 weeks
• Inclusive Santa event to welcome families and children with sensory sensitivities