Weather Whys: January night skies
Posted: Jan 10, 2024 12:57 PM CST
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’I’ll be paying a lot more’: Milwaukee bus riders react...
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Sensory-friendly holiday party brings families together at Marcus...
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Kids, families attend Penfield Children’s Center’s annual...
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Schlesinger’s Saturday Showcase (12/6)...Free Zoo Day, Lots...
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Saturday’s quiet turns to a snowy Sunday early followed by...
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People brave cold for holiday shopping at the Christkinlmarkt...
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’We are Waukesha strong’: Preparation for Waukesha’s 62nd...
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Inclusive Santa event to welcome families and children with sensory...
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Apprentices put their trade skills to the test
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’Carrying her forward’: ’Bereaved Together’ mother brings...
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Better than Amtrak? New ’MARK’ commission aims to provide...
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Funeral held for 3 kids killed in Thanksgiving Day fire in Kenosha
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- All eyes to the sky this year for the total solar eclipse happening Monday, April 8. But in the meantime, Jupiter has a close encounter with the moon on Jan. 18. There's also the y-Ursae Minorid Meteor Shower peak on Jan. 19. Plus, the Full Wolf Moon on Jan. 25. Click here to see what else is happening during the month of January courtesy of the Milwaukee Public Museum.
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