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• EXCLUSIVE: Juror explains the 'uncomfortable decision' to acquit woman accused in MU fatal crash
• From cages to couches: Beagles begin life after Ridglan Farms; what adopters need to know
• Greek Fest kicks off 61st year of festivities at new Waukesha County location
• Father's Day fashion show participants model clothing made by senior center's sewing group
• Inclusion Coffee Company hosts car wash for a good cause
• As Juneteenth is celebrated across the US, Obama's presidential center opens in Chicago
• Scientists say GLP-1s improved male testosterone levels and sperm count
• US manager Mauricio Pochettino wants the nation to believe in his team
• Thousands celebrate freedom, culture at Milwaukee’s 55th annual Juneteenth parade
• Mangione’s attorneys say they won’t argue psychiatric defense in state murder trial – one day after indicating they would
• Tyrese and Queen Drie talk Summerfest debuts ahead of Friday performances
• MPD: 6-year-old seriously hurt after falling out of second-story window
• Few storms possible Friday evening with another chance on Father's Day
• Trump’s new acting intel chief Bill Pulte arrives early, eyes firing hundreds
• Blue material peeling off bottom of Reflecting Pool, days after costly renovation
• ‘Is it a data center or is it not?’: Confusion continues over Midtown Center redevelopment 
• Complaint: Man in custody after 'intentionally' hitting father with car
• Milwaukee man charged with felony, accused of running down LaCage Nightclub owner with Lime scooter
• Milwaukee Islamic leader speaks after returning home from months-long federal detention
• Project aimed at addressing food insecurity receives $100,000 award from local nonprofit
• Milwaukee man sentenced to 30 years in prison after beating another man to death, robbing him last April
• Milwaukee Brewers announce 'K-Pop Demon Hunters' theme night
• ICE obstruction case: Former Milwaukee County judge Hannah Dugan to be sentenced on July 8
• White House staff bids farewell to planes used as Air Force One for more than 35 years
• Ukraine launches largest attack on Moscow since start of full-scale war
• Summerfest gates open, kicking off start of 9-day music festival
• Milwaukee kicks off Juneteenth celebrations with flag-raising ceremony
• Police seek leads after theft of UTV from Brookfield business
• Woman found not guilty of all charges in crash that killed Marquette students
• St. Joe's annual rummage sale returns for three days at Wauwatosa church
• Carroll University lands $250,000 state grant to expand teacher training program
• Supreme Court limits power of federal government to disarm drug users
• CBS 58's Theater Thursdays: 'Toy Story 5' and 'Leviticus'
• Person critically injured in overnight shooting near 19th and Becher
• Hegseth announces review of US forces in Europe and again criticizes NATO allies
• Knicks parade to be secured by a record number of NYPD officers
• As grocery stores disappear across Milwaukee, residents face longer trips for fresh food
• Emergency crews urge people to stay away from Belleville area due to reported tornado
• Milwaukee family looking for answers after they say beloved dog was hit by car
• 'Community engagement at its best': Law enforcement hosts community barbeque at Center Street Park
• Woman arrested after argument leads to credit union lockdown
• Heads up: Beware of Summerfest's new bag policy, what you need to know
• Racine Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services giving away free Brewers guest passes for July 1 game
• ‘I am responsible.’ Takeaways from Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann’s sentencing hearing
• Bystanders rush to rescue passengers after small plane crashes on Texas highway, killing 1
• Wisconsin Capitol display honors children lost to gun violence; lawmakers renew push for gun safety as memorial grows
• Man charged in deadly drive-by shooting sentenced to 25 years
• 12,000 trees to be planted in northern Wisconsin, thanks to Bucks' Trees for Threes program
• Lomira rebuilds after EF-0 tornado touched down last week, after tragedy comes triumph
• Smoking electrical lines prompt fire response at apartment building on Milwaukee's east side
• Pour for a Cure: Northwestern Mutual hosts lemonade stand to benefit foundation fighting childhood cancer
• 35th Juneteenth Court introduced ahead of Milwaukee's annual celebrations
• Juneteenth flag raised over Wisconsin Capitol building
• An engineer marking his wedding anniversary, service members and Boeing employees are among the victims of B-52 bomber crash
• 13-year-old accused of leading deputy on high-speed chase in Kenosha County
• Red Cross announces urgent blood need as 21st annual zoo drive kicks off
• Jury deliberations underway in trial of woman charged in crash that killed MU students
• Doc Rivers weighs in on Giannis trade rumors on Bill Simmons podcast
• Trump invokes law to increase weapons production after Iran war depleted US stocks
• 'Brewed Awakening': The new TV show currently in development in Wisconsin
• New Milwaukee County senior center sites to provide programming formerly offered at McGovern Park
• 8:00 pm Update: Isolated rain and storms still possible through this evening. Severe storms are possible.
• Luigi Mangione will argue a psychiatric defense in state murder trial
• East Troy Electric Railroad earns spot on National Register of Historic Places
• Firefighter injured during Milwaukee church fire, neighbors say church was decades-old neighborhood landmark
• Prepare for summer celebrations by finding the best deals on summertime food
• Cheese Capital Festival returning to Plymouth June 26-27
• Hunger Task Force distributing farmers market vouchers to qualifying Milwaukee County seniors
• MPD: 34-year-old dead after shooting near 19th and Melvina
• US releases official agreement with Iran. Read the 14-point text
• Champions of Magic brings large-scale illusion show to Chicago for the summer
• Greendale High School Marching Band invited to participate in London Parade 2028
• Officers shoot, injure suspect following reports of active shooter in apartment near 64th and Sheridan
• Milwaukee police investigating fight at Brady Street Walgreens
• Effort to pull license of Franklin strip club tied to human trafficking investigation moves forward
• Dousman kennel that caught fire was unlicensed, families mourn pets killed
• Garth Brooks fans battle traffic, construction for first of 2 concerts at Henry Maier Festival Park
• Wauwatosa West High School Theatre program continues to make history on the national stage
• Franklin man accused of kidnapping, attempted sexual assault enters not guilty plea
• Hesselbein stays neutral as Democratic governor’s race takes shape
• Iranian-American, GOP congressman show divide in views of Iran peace deal
• MATC holds Juneteenth flag-raising ceremony at downtown campus
• 'Safe Summer Sites' program offers safe spaces for students when school is out
• Kenosha man riding minibike killed in crash with box truck
• Moran’s Pub in South Milwaukee named one of best places in nation to watch World Cup
• Exotic pet event provides safe way to surrender animals, learn about responsible ownership
• Former Trump attorneys, aides plead not guilty to Wisconsin fake elector felony charges
• Something is swooping in Shorewood: Village issues warning about aggressive ‘divebombing’ bird
• WisDOT joins CBS 58 to go over road conditions in the area
• Milwaukee County Zoo hosts Senior Safari with free admission for visitors 60 and older
• Milwaukee County Zoo mourns loss of zebra foal born in April
• 'I killed somebody!': Bodycam video shown at trial shows aftermath of crash that killed MU lacrosse players
• 19-year-old would-be attacker of UFC event sought to use drones and was referred to police by his parents, FBI says
• McFarlandale Dairy in Watertown to host Breakfast on the Farm this weekend
• Federal judge denies Hannah Dugan's motion to reconsider conviction
• ♫ Carolina Liar's Chad Wolf talks Summerfest, hit songs and new vinyl release
• 2:15pm Update Severe Thunderstorms have sparked this afternoon with a hail threat
• G7 leaders — and the rest of the world — wait for clarity on US-Iran agreement
• 'He lived for his family': Milwaukee family grieving father of 4 with baby on the way
• ‘This city keeps taking so many great people from us’: Milwaukee father shot and killed near 24th and Wells