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• Green Alert issued for veteran missing from the city of Kenosha
• Sikh community mourns Indianapolis FedEx mass shooting
• Racine health department proposes amendments to city's mask ordinance
• Justice Department files civil lawsuit against Roger Stone over unpaid taxes
• Florida woman charged for allegedly threatening to kill Kamala Harris
• Medical examiner called to shooting near 49th and Meinecke
• Fyre Festival settlement may award ticketholders more than $7,000 each
• 2 transgender women killed in shootings at separate Charlotte hotels
• 'So long': Rodgers thanks 'Jeopardy!' team on last episode as guest host
• Company involved in vaccine supply chain moves HQ from Illinois to Wisconsin
• SpaceX wins $2.9 billion NASA contract for lunar lander
• Sharon Osbourne to break her silence in first interview since exiting 'The Talk'
• Gaetz does damage control, telling GOP colleagues he's been treated unfairly
• Were the vaccines 'rushed'? Do they have long-term effects? An expert debunks the myths
• State could soon provide COVID-19 tests to schools
• Four bodies recovered as search continues for nine still missing from capsized ship off Louisiana coast
• This is what we know about the shooting at an Indianapolis FedEx facility
• Wisconsin man gets 40 years for killing outside bar
• Man arrested for possession of firearms following search warrant in Oak Creek
• Professor John McAdams, who took Marquette University to state Supreme Court, dies
• Russia sanctions eight US officials and expels diplomats in retaliation for Biden's actions
• He's a cop. He's 91. And he has no plans to retire
• J&J reportedly sought help from rivals after blood clot concerns emerged
• Silver Alert canceled: 77-year-old woman last seen at Wauwatosa hotel found safe
• Police ID killer in FedEx shooting as 19-year-old man
• $1,400 stimulus checks helped March retail sales soar 9.8%
• Defense Department confirms leaked video of unidentified aerial phenomena is real
• White House backtracks on refugees decision after criticism and says Biden will announce increased cap by May 15
• Connecticut support dogs group visits DC Capitol Police
• 8 people killed in shooting at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis, police say
• Helen McCrory, 'Harry Potter' and 'Peaky Blinders' star, dead at 52
• White House press briefing interrupted by flyover for new WWI memorial
• Heavy metal guitarist with ties to Oath Keepers is first US Capitol rioter to plead guilty
• MPD long-term missing: Delisha Thames, 16, last seen in October 2020
• Biden calls gun violence 'a national embarrassment' and order flags to half-staff after another mass shooting
• Elkhorn police investigating after woman found deceased in Piggly Wiggly parking lot
• MPD: 29-year-old man strangled to death near 28th and Wells
• The US has reported at least 45 mass shootings in the last month
• Report: Human smugglers increasingly use Facebook to advertise services on the US-Mexico border
• Theaters and music venues are still waiting on Covid relief funds approved in December
• The police shooting of Daunte Wright has sparked nights of protests and days of fast-moving case developments
• CBS 58 Ready Weather team doing what we do best: Getting you ready for severe weather season
• Pence underwent successful surgery to have a pacemaker implanted
• Fort Jackson soldier arrested after a video showed him pushing and threatening a young Black man
• San Antonio Airport shooting suspect dead, lockdown canceled, police say
• Teachers union receives nearly 300 complaints upon return to in-person learning; MPS aims to reassure public
• Doctors urge adults in close contact with kids to get vaccinated, as cases spike in younger population
• Vote on Milwaukee police chokehold ban delayed for second time
• Biden uses meeting with Japanese Prime Minister to emphasize new focus on China
• Rodgers talks 'Jeopardy!' contestant skills on 9th episode as guest host
• Defense Department confirms leaked video of unidentified aerial phenomena is real
• Racine County man accused of 200+ sex crimes appears in court
• Gov. Evers visits Pfizer facility in Pleasant Prairie
• ‘Go over your plan’: Tornado drills to be held Thursday for Severe Weather Awareness Week
• Plea offer expected for man charged in death of 2-year-old daughter and her mother
• At least 160 MPS bus routes canceled on first day back for in-person instruction
• Can I test positive for COVID-19 after receiving the vaccine?
• Daunte Wright's mother says 'justice isn't even a word to me' as ex-officer makes court appearance
• Don't freak out if you get these side effects from a Covid-19 vaccine -- they can actually be a good sign
• County Executive Crowley hands out free cookies to vaccine recipients at southside clinic
• Wisconsin unemployment held at 3.8% in March
• Body camera video in the fatal shooting of a 13-year-old boy by Chicago police has been released
• MU's new Shaka Smart making a big first impression
• Advocate Aurora Health administers their 500,000th COVID-19 vaccine dose
• Push to bring more esports to Wisconsin schools 🎮
• Elmbrook Schools parent files lawsuit against district mask policy
• Ozaukee County Fairgrounds to offer walk-in COVID-19 vaccines Friday, April 16
• Arizona congressional aide found dead after being reported missing in Death Valley
• 2 arrested after fleeing crash in Mount Pleasant
• WisDOT to expand review of I-94 East/West corridor project
• Judge: R. Kelly to be moved to NYC for sex-trafficking trial
• 7,000+ doses invalid or wasted at vaccine clinic in Colorado
• 'Jeopardy!' guest-hosting gig brings out some of Rodgers' quirks
• DHS updates COVID-19 hospital data webpage, now includes informative dashboards
• Consistency of starting rotation carrying Brewers early
• Reese's wants to give you a peanut butter glow up
• Biden administration confirms Russian agent shared 2016 Trump polling data as part of election interference efforts
• Buckingham Palace announces guest list for Philip's funeral
• Derek Chauvin says he will not testify at trial and testimony ends; closings are set for Monday
• Bactrian camel born this week at Milwaukee County Zoo
• MPD: Man handling guns shoots self, another person near Holton and Center Streets
• Green Bay teacher accused of sexually assaulting students
• AG Kaul releases 2020 state crime laboratories annual report
• Wisconsin woman thought she won $25K on crossword ticket, later learns it's $500K
• Google Earth's new Timelapse feature shows chilling effect of climate change
• 2020 taxes: Everything you need to know about filing this year
• Here's Kroger's big bet to fight Amazon
• Nepal's rhino population grows to highest in decades as pandemic pauses tourism
• Local financial expert discusses common myths about Social Security
• House panel advances bill to study reparations for descendants of enslaved Americans
• Campaign underway to showcase, support local artists
• Secretary of State Blinken visits Afghanistan day after US announces plans for withdrawal
• Capitol Police inspector general to testify about lapses in planning ahead of Capitol 'takeover'
• Many Evangelicals say they won't be vaccinated against Covid-19. Some experts say distrust and misinformation have played a role
• A 3-week anniversary to celebrate 95 years of business for Sendik's
• Biden imposes new sanctions on Russia in response to election interference and cyber hacks
• One body recovered, but 12 people still missing after a commercial vessel capsized off Louisiana coast
• Classes canceled at Knoxville school for two days after armed student is killed in encounter with police
• Eric Garner's mother says Caron Nazario, who was pepper-sprayed in a Virginia traffic stop, is part of her family
• Milwaukee County COVID vaccinations fall for 3 straight weeks