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• 'I just feel him around': Legendary martial arts coach Duke Roufus honored in Celebration of Life at The Rave
• Police investigate domestic disturbance involving shots fired in Fort Atkinson
• 'I closed Wolski's' sticker creator remembered at celebration of life
• Hundreds gather for 14th annual 'Latino Family Expo and Festival'
• Woman dead after being struck by vehicle in Walmart parking lot in Saukville
• Moment in Wisconsin: Menomonee Park
• 'More than a hobby:' West Allis artist who designed Magic: The Gathering cards proves the real magic is in the craft
• Person found dead after air tank explosion in Door County
• ‘Good luck everybody’: Preparations begin for potential I-94 traffic nightmare 
• Kamala Harris hints at another presidential run: ‘I am not done’
• Pumpkin carving, face painting and dancing for the fourth annual Jack-o-Lantern Jubilee 🎃
• Hundreds pack into Forest Home Cemetery for annual Dia De Los Muertos event featuring traditional music, food, art
• Furloughed federal workers file for jobless benefits, but aid isn’t easy to get
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (10/25)...Busy pre-Halloween weekend w/lots of frightful fun
• 2 injured after argument turned shootout at Family Dollar store
• Woman shot during domestic dispute in Ozaukee County; Suspect identified
• Letitia James pleaded not guilty to charges brought by Trump’s Justice Department. Here’s what’s next
• ‘I wouldn't be able to live’: Milwaukee SNAP recipient fears losing benefits
• Baby girl surrendered in Racine's Safe Haven Baby Box placed with family
• Horicon man forced to start over after losing home to arson in Dodge County
• Kohler launches a new tool to understand your stool; meet Dekoda
• 'I want him to get the maximum sentence': Family speaks out against Milwaukee man accused of killing 3 people in one night
• Baby boom: 5 Oak Creek Fire Department members become new dads in 2025
• The blast that killed 16 people at a Tennessee workplace set off 24,000 pounds of explosives, authorities say
• Trump administration denies state's request for public assistance after August flooding
• Bars and Recreation takes aim at fun with new Slingshot Bar
• Social Security monthly benefits will increase 2.8% in 2026
• Widespread frost and freeze Friday morning, then some showers possible for trick-or-treat weekend
• More than 100 people show support for Hales Corners library director targeted by out-of-state group over teen content
• Spending issue seemingly divides Milwaukee County supervisor and sheriff's office
• Menomonee Falls 4-year-old battling leukemia becomes Make-A-Wish Wisconsin's 9,000th wish granted
• Safety concerns cause about 76,000 Telsa vehicles to be recalled
• Company behind Port Washington data center discusses environmental concerns
• 3 hurt after car crashes into MCTS bus along Route 92
• State education officials grilled over handling of grooming investigations
• Man charged with reckless homicide in alleged accidental double shooting near Ruby and Appleton
• Parents react to change in city of Milwaukee's trick-or-treat hours
• Former assistant track coach at Greenfield HS charged with sexual assault of student
• MATC downtown campus placed on lockdown after 'suspicious persons' call, all-clear given
• 2 USPS workers accused of stealing Menards rebate checks from mailboxes
• 19-year-old fleeing from police leaves baby inside vehicle
• No security cameras covered Louvre balcony where thieves entered, director says
• Feds reveal mafia-linked gambling probe that led to arrests of Hall of Famer Chauncey Billups and NBA star Terry Rozier
• Parents accused in 4-year-old's death appear in court, official calls it 'worst case' he's ever seen
• Lead2Change program gets Milwaukee teens thinking about their careers
• Goodwill offers scary deals leading up to Halloween with half-off costumes
• This weekend at the box office: 'House of Dynamite' and 'Blue Moon'
• First freeze of the season expected Friday morning; NOAA releases Winter Outlook
• Think twice about raking leaves to benefit your yard, plants, and wildlife
• ‘Loving dad’ killed in triple shooting at 51st and North
• New Port Washington data center to become part of Stargate expansion
• Bucks fans welcome Khris Middleton home and prepare for upcoming season
• Milwaukee residents possibly eligible for mold remediation assistance
• Woman arrested after train vs. SUV crash in Wauwatosa
• FBI Milwaukee announces results of operation targeting street gang in Milwaukee, Racine
• Former MPS teacher's aide joins federal lawsuit against ICE, DHS
• Tentative Milwaukee Police Association deal could attract officers to the force
• Video: Milwaukee man arrested after high-speed chase, crash that injured 2 in Muskego
• Kohler's newest health technology goes into the toilet
• Evers discusses government shutdown during Racine visit
• Fond du Lac police investigating abuse of 3-month-old at day care facility, caretaker arrested
• Bill proposes English as Wisconsin’s official state language, AI interpreters in court proceedings
• Parents charged in death of 4-year-old Dante Campbell
• North Carolina legislature gives final approval to new congressional map that could give GOP one more seat in US House
• Milwaukee Admirals to wear Fridge Jerseys select games this season
• USDA is reopening some 2,100 offices to help farmers access $3B in aid despite the ongoing shutdown
• Mother of 6 kids found in locked storage unit pleads not guilty, bound over for trial
• World's Tallest Glass Tree Festival returns to Lake Geneva this holiday season
• Hustisford man accused of setting fire to Dodge County bar with customers inside
• Warm October takes a break as frost and freeze temperatures arrive
• 'Hey, what's up guys': Whitefish Bay dad's embarrassing daughter moments bring social media fame
• Happy 40th anniversary: Sellars celebrates major milestone
• Suspects accused of stealing more than $1K worth of products from Brookfield Ulta
• Brookfield PD seeks suspect accused of stealing more than $9K in frames from Pearle Vision
• Port Washington data center: Council meeting moved to bigger location to accommodate public
• Wellpoint Care Network celebrates 175 years of service in Milwaukee with community service pledge
• Milwaukee's fire department requested almost $30M for new vehicles over 2 years; the city gave it $2M
• 'Tremendously missed': Community gathers to remember Milwaukee man killed in double homicide
• Wisconsin FoodShare program will run out of funding in 10 days; food banks prepare to ramp up
• 'Tried my hardest': Family member of 4-year-old Dante Campbell describes claims of abuse, attempts to contact CPS
• City of Milwaukee, police union reach tentative agreement
• 'Come From Away': First musical to debut in Milwaukee Repertory Theater's new $80M building
• Halle Berry lobbies in Wisconsin for funding to improve women's care
• Dump truck crashes into residence in Sheboygan County, driver killed
• I-94 expansion to begin, long-term lane and interchange closures to come shortly after
• Milwaukee's Ike Center advocates for more inclusive workforce for people with disabilities
• Man charged with stalking, accused of sending Wisconsin's chief justice intimidating emails
• Eric Toney announces candidacy for Wisconsin attorney general
• Man charged in crash that killed 3 near 35th and Vliet pleads not guilty
• Molson Coors to lay off approximately 400 employees
• Pardoned Capitol rioter arrested on charge that he threatened to kill Hakeem Jeffries
• Swarms of Russian drones plunge parts of Ukraine into darkness, as Zelensky turns to Europe again
• Shop, sip, score: Bucks team up with Total Wine & More to give away free tickets
• Milwaukee's annual Christmas Tree Lighting event set for Nov. 21 🎄
• Jack-O-Lantern Jubilee is back with a few tricks and treats downtown
• A look at the upcoming performances at the Marcus Performing Arts Center
• From an expert: Map out your game-winning drive on the road to retirement
• 1 teen dead, 2 others injured in Monday night shooting near 79th and Hampton
• Meet CBS 58's Pet of the Week: Bucky
• Hartland's last big car show of the season rolls out Sunday, Oct. 26