News

• Bryan Kohberger agrees to plea deal to avoid death penalty in Idaho student killings
• ‘He had a pure heart’: Fallen MPD Officer Kendall Corder’s best friend remembers the man behind the badge
• First on 58: Before Officer Kendall Corder worked for the Milwaukee Police Department, he saved a life at Cudahy High School, SRO recalls
• 'I believe in the power of this city': Mayor Johnson kicks off Adopt-A-Neighborhood revitalization effort
• Mount Pleasant hosts time trials for USA Cycling Masters and Junior Road National Championships
• Fallen Heroes Fund supports families of Milwaukee police officers killed, injured in line of duty
• Suspect arrested after deadly shooting near 20th and Greenfield
• Memorial grows for fallen Officer Corder outside Milwaukee Police District 2
• 19-year-old victim identified following Kenosha County death in car crash
• 5 teens charged after fire at former industrial building in Kenosha
• Gov. Evers orders flags lowered to honor fallen Milwaukee officer
• Milwaukee police arrest suspect in fatal battery of 73-year-old
• Hartford train derailment: 3 injured as crews work to contain diesel fuel spill
• 'Mr. Brightside': Aurora Health Care and Summerfest grant The Killers music wish for cancer patient
• Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office forms new community advisory board
• Racine Zoo previews schedule of July events
• Waukesha County Fair expands inclusive fun for 183rd year
• Soaking rains on Sunday for some with a few more storms possible Monday
• 2 firefighters were fatally shot while responding to a brushfire in Idaho. Here’s what we know
• Bobby Portis agrees to 3-year, $44 million deal to remain with Milwaukee Bucks
• Local leaders respond to death of MPD Officer Kendall Corder
• Milwaukee Police Officer Corder dies of injuries after shooting near 25th and Garfield
• 17-year-old Pewaukee Lake drowning victim identified
• Milwaukee Police Association identifies 1 of 2 officers shot near 25th and Garfield
• Semillitas Spanish summer camp plants love of environment and community
• Healing on the highway: Yoga instructor brings movement to life on the road
• West Allis police shoot, kill 72-year-old man accused of killing neighbor
• 69-year-old dead after single-vehicle crash in Kenosha County
• One of 2 MPD officers shot at 25th & Garfield released from hospital
• Major accident causes full freeway closure along I-43 North: Man hospitalized on ventilator
• Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase...The endless list of weekend events gets longer
• Year 3 of Wade vs. Diener for children's literacy
• Jury finds Thomas Routt guilty in homicide of couple at Elkhorn bar
• Largest fencing tournament in the United States heads to Milwaukee
• ‘Violence is preventable’: Shooting of 2 Milwaukee police officers prompts community support response
• New mural unveiled in Black Cat Alley featuring Brewers' William Contreras
• MPD releases video from shooting that injured officer, suspect near 46th and Hampton; 2 charged
• Shooting suspect appears in court as victims and their dog lie in state at Minnesota State Capitol
• Challenge to panel that recommends no-cost preventive health care is rejected by Supreme Court
• Fire officials: 4-year-old child dies after drowning in pool in Mukwonago
• Local financial advisor discusses breaking the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle
• The weekend forecast stays mostly dry but temps and humidity change quickly
• Japan executes ‘Twitter killer’ who murdered and dismembered nine people
• 2 Milwaukee officers shot near 25th and Garfield, suspect identified
• MPD: Shooting leaves 1 dead near 30th and Lisbon
• Racine teen's summer goal to help those in need, mows lawns for free
• Bucks draft Bogoljub Marković in second round🏀
• St. Camillus celebrates Independence Day early with indoor parade
• Bill Moyers, former press secretary turned acclaimed journalist, dead at 91
• Man arrested for trying to enter MPD Chief Norman's home; Norman reappointed as chief 24 hours later
• Man thanks fire department, hospital staff for saving his life after heart attack on Racine golf course
• Proposal to add housing to Milwaukee's McGovern Park Senior Center rejected
• 'Heartbreaking': Former Rufus King and Wisconsin Badger football player Nate White dies
• Milwaukee Recreation teaches kids about bike safety, handling
• Milwaukee County Behavioral Health Services Division takes blame for failure to notify officials about release of Greenfield man charged with murder
• Racine Zoo announces birth of new African penguin chick🐧
• Music fans flock to Summerfest for week 2
• AJ Bombers to close Milwaukee location after 16 years in operation
• Motorcycle crash on I-94 near Delafield leaves 1 dead
• We Energies accepting applications for next safe digging 'ambassadog' to star in online campaign
• Fawn rescued from window well in Greenfield
• Summerfest brings back local, small business market for 5th year
• Rideshare drivers gather in Milwaukee in response to being defined as independent contractors
• Adam Sandler to perform in Milwaukee for 'You're My Best Friend' tour
• CBS 58's Theater Thursday: 'F1' and 'Deep Cover'
• Kenosha Pride prepares for 2025 celebration lineup
• Humidity returns with some heat and a chance for strong storms Thursday evening
• UW-Milwaukee opens AI lab in partnership with Microsoft
• A La Carte at the Zoo to feature headliners Los Lonely Boys, LOCASH and more
• Steve Burns, original host of ‘Blue’s Clues,’ is launching a podcast for ‘grown-ups’
• 37% of independents want Evers to run again. Is that bad? Depends who you ask
• 'My superhero': Family and community members grieve beloved Kenosha teacher 
• Man smashes car window in downtown Milwaukee road rage incident
• Proposal to add affordable housing to McGovern Park Senior Center has some worried about the facility’s future
• Wisconsin Supreme Court refuses to hear a challenge to the state's congressional district boundaries
• Baseball fans 'excited' to watch Misiorowski, Skenes face off in Milwaukee Brewers game vs Pittsburgh Pirates
• 'It's scary': Deputies respond to multiple fights at Milwaukee's lakefront
• New Marquette Law School poll reveals 55% of Wisconsinites don’t want Gov. Evers to seek reelection, analyzes school funding and more
• One-of-a-kind Kenosha music venue 'The White Lilac' temporarily closes after wall collapse
• Large-scale art installation coming to Marcus Performing Arts Center grounds as part of Rainbow Summer
• Officials: Man attacked woman with hatchet in Fond du Lac because she broke up with him
• Jones Island Water Reclamation Facility celebrates 100 years of service
• Hello Kitty Cafe Truck returns to Milwaukee with anniversary tour stop
• Hunger Task Force kicks off Summer Meals program, providing free food to kids and teens
• Milwaukee man accused of trying to frame immigrant appears in court
• Step back in time at Bay View's Happy Dough Lucky donut shop and arcade
• Greendale High School marching band to perform in 2026 Rose Bowl Parade
• Wisconsin Supreme Court sides with Republican Legislature in fight with governor
• WMLW The M to air Chicago Sky WNBA games, 'Sky Unguarded' specials
• Elkhart Lake police warn public of parasite causing swimmer's itch
• Bereaved Together announces new grief support events for mothers and families
• Ladies’ Night Out fundraiser to take place at Wehr Nature Center
• One day of relief before the heat and humidity return; storm chances continue
• US Marine sentenced to 7 years over sexual assault in Japan
• Fatal shooting of 47-year-old near 11th and Scott under investigation
• New room with a view, up high, for Milwaukee's Cafe Benelux and its retractable roof called Lux Skyhaus
• Mamdani poised to win New York Democratic mayoral primary as Cuomo concedes
• 18-year-old Campbellsport man killed in Fond du Lac County crash
• Council votes to approve Emergency Preparedness Committee after false alarm at Zeidler building
• Milwaukee Public Schools board passes $1.5 billion budget