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• Man dead in fatal motorcycle crash in Washington County
• Officials identify 4 killed in EAA AirVenture crashes
• 7-year-old boy shot near 5th and Clarke, 11-year-old in custody
• Police: 84-year-old Milwaukee man found dead inside apartment after power outage caused by severe weather
• Power outages from storm continue as group calls for Milwaukee to move to public utility
• Man dead in homicide at Motel 6 in Glendale, 2 arrested
• Wisconsin driver Sam Mayer wins on home-state track for 1st Xfinity Series victory
• We Energies working to reconnect customers who lost power over half a day ago
• Vigil held for 15-year-old fatally shot near 33rd and Center Tuesday night
• Arsonist sets fire to front porch of house in Riverwest neighborhood
• 'We cannot do this alone': MPD gives update on Operation Summer Guardian, asks for community help
• Seniors experience personal Quinceañera celebration for first time
• Handprints for healing: Children's Wisconsin patients paint Hyundai for pediatric cancer support, thanks to $100K grant
• Bucks sign Thanasis Antetokounmpo to contract extension
• MPS holds back-to-school health fair
• 'Food, music, dancing, culture': German Fest is ready for 41st year
• Milwaukee chief of police notes uptick in gun negligence injuries, fatalities among young people
• MATC cosmetology students showcase their work in runway fashion show
• MPD receives ballistic shields used for active shooter situations
• How some Milwaukeeans are choosing to beat the heat this July
• Police investigate officer-involved shooting near 70th Street and 27th Avenue in Kenosha
• 'They're not scary': Discovery World welcomes 4 new Bamboo Sharks from Shedd Aquarium, Minnesota Zoo
• 'They make me proud to be an American': Fans back Team USA during Women's World Cup
• Police respond to road rage shooting, one arrested
• Storm damages apartments near lakefront in Racine
• Milwaukee's OVP responds to multiple teen victims of gun violence
• Aaron Rodgers takes $35 million pay cut in new 2-year deal with Jets
• 'Pay it forward': Marquette alums Dwyane Wade, Travis Diener create 'Champions of Literacy' to support Milwaukee youth
• Man fatally shot near 37th and Townsend
• Time running out to sign up for first year PACT Act benefits for veterans
• Big crowds at the lakefront for 19th Milwaukee Air and Water show
• Brewers honor the Negro Leagues in Annual Tribute Game
• Barbie takes over Red Arrow Park during 'Summer Spinz'
• 2023 Milwaukee Air and Water show participants practice above Lake Michigan
• Former chair of the Fire and Police Commission speaks about his protest resignation at final meeting
• Women’s interest in soccer growing ahead of the Women’s World Cup
• Police investigate critical incident at Kenosha County Jail
• 22 recruits take U.S. Navy's Oath of Enlistment
• Man charged in shooting at Brownstone Social Lounge takes stand during trial; jury deliberations begin
• Milwaukee Health Department to host back-to-school health fair July 28
• 'She is everything': Hundreds get early access to 'Barbie' movie
• Dry summer results in lower insect population
• 3-year-old shot near 64th and Lancaster, woman arrested
• Preserving the Negro League's legacy
• Woman creates her own 'Barbieland' with doll collection
• Summerfest sues Twins, legal analyst predicts case outcome
• Slow down, look around: MPD Harbor Patrol promotes boating safety ahead of busy weekend
• Woman dies after being struck by train in West Allis
• Bucks hold auditions for the 'Rim Rockers'
• Packed Milwaukee weekend: 40th Bastille Days meets Harley-Davidson's 120th anniversary