Mildest January on record sends Milwaukeeans outdoors
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Hundreds gather for 14th annual ’Latino Family Expo and Festival’
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Menomonee Park
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Trimborn Farm’s lime kilns and their role in building Milwaukee
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Neu-Life set to expand services for Milwaukee’s young people
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’ West Allis artist who designed Magic: The Gathering cards...
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Reviews of ’The Hand that Rocks the Cradle’ and ’After...
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Case High School Craft Fair and more in our Community Calendar
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Neuro Advantage Expands Exercise Offerings with New Rock Steady...
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Local Teen’s ’Thriller: Reimagined’ Music Video Goes Viral
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Celebrating 100 Years of Service at 2025 Veterans Day Ceremony
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Sunnier Sunday on the way, fairly quiet times ahead into Halloween
SOUTHEAST WISCONSIN (CBS 58) -- As of Jan. 17, Southeast Wisconsin is experiencing the warmest January since records started to be kept in 1871.
Steve Gastrau, owner of Gastrau's Golf Center in Oak Creek, says people are taking advantage.
"Busier this January than any other January," he said.
Gastrau says for 25 years, he has been open year-round, but for the first time he doesn't have to plow the snow off the driving range.
While many are enjoying the break from the "frozen tundra," we caught up with Michael near the lakefront who says he wouldn't mind a taste of winter.
"I feel sorry for the men and women who have snow plowing businesses, people who snowboard...the kids who are sledding at the hills," he said.
Winter weather is on the way, with snow in the forecast for parts of our viewing area this week.