Body found in Milwaukee River near Wright Street
Fire officials say a body was found Tuesday morning in the Milwaukee River near Wright Street. Milwaukee police are investigating, and there's no word yet on the cause of death.
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New Berlin's 1848 Coffee builds community one cup at a time
New Berlin's 1848 Coffee has spent more than 9 years growing into the heart of its community, and owner Josh Truckenbrod says the shop was built to fill a gap the city didn't know it needed.
71-year-old pedestrian killed in Milwaukee hit-and-run
Milwaukee police say a 71-year-old pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run on the 4300 block of W. Silver Spring Drive Monday night. They are still looking for the driver.
Composer speaks out as Watertown school board debates LGBTQ+ linked concert piece
The composer who created "A Mother of a Revolution" is speaking out ahead of Tuesday’s Watertown school board vote on whether students at Watertown High School will be allowed to perform the piece.
Wisconsin refund checks and property tax relief in proposed $1.8 billion budget deal
Gov. Tony Evers and Republican legislative leaders have reached a proposed $1.8 billion budget deal to spend the state's surplus, but the agreement is already drawing criticism from both parties.
Milwaukee food service workers react to Evers tip and overtime tax proposal
Gov. Evers proposes eliminating Wisconsin state taxes on tips and overtime. Some Milwaukee workers think this could be beneficial.
Courthouse co-workers mourn Dennis Johnson as Milwaukee police make an arrest in his fatal shooting
Dennis Johnson's co-workers at the Milwaukee County Courthouse are mourning him Monday as MPD announces a person has been arrested in connection to his fatal shooting.
Governor Evers and Republican leaders announce deal on how to spend Wisconsin budget surplus
Governor Tony Evers and Republican leaders have reached a deal on how to spend Wisconsin's $2.3 billion budget surplus. The highlights include tax cuts, school funding, and refund checks.
Racine student selected as one of 100 juniors nationwide for prestigious LEDA college access program
Racine junior Isaiah Ivey is one of 100 students nationwide chosen for the LEDA Scholars Program, during which he will spend five weeks at Princeton and Yale this summer.
Person and dog found dead after house fire in Sheboygan
Fire officials say a person and a dog were killed in a house fire on Pershing Avenue in Sheboygan early on Monday morning. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
Stolen car chase ends in crash, vehicle sideswipes Wauwatosa Fire truck
An 18-year-old and 15-year-old were arrested after a stolen car chase through West Allis and Wauwatosa ended in a crash Sunday. The suspects sideswiped a fire truck during the pursuit.
Milwaukee Bucks awarded 10th overall pick in 2026 NBA Draft
The Milwaukee Bucks will officially pick 10th overall in the 2026 NBA Draft. The first round of the Draft is set for June 23 in New York, with the second round set for June 24.
Oshkosh police officer shoots man who was holding handgun at Fleet Farm
The Oshkosh Police Department says one of its officers shot a man who was holding a handgun at a Fleet Farm store in the city on Sunday morning. The incident is under investigation.
Mayfair security officer accidentally hits 'several' other officers with pepper spray trying to break up fight
The Wauwatosa Police Department says a Mayfair Mall security officer accidentally pepper sprayed several other mall security officers while trying to break up a fight at the mall Saturday afternoon.
Racine police: Two injured in disturbance at residence near 17th and Center
The Racine Police Department says two people are injured and expected to recover after a disturbance at a residence near 17th Street and Center Street on Sunday morning.
Lisbon Village Hall, 9-11 memorial vandalized with antisemitic phrases, bible verses
The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department is investigating a vandalism incident at the Lisbon Village Hall and 9-11 memorial.
Neighbors describe hearing Friday's fatal shooting on Teutonia and Chambers in Milwaukee's north side
Residents near Teutonia and Chambers say they heard gunfire and saw the aftermath as loved ones remember Milwaukee County Public Safety Officer Dennis Johnson.
Milwaukee man with felony warrant from Kenosha arrested following police pursuit in Fond du Lac
A Milwaukee man with a felony warrant from Kenosha County was arrested on Saturday morning following a police pursuit in Fond du Lac County.
Two Illinois residents arrested in Winnebago County following multi-county police pursuit
Two Illinois residents were arrested following a multi-county police pursuit that began in Fond du Lac County and ended in Winnebago County.
Long-time MCSO Public Safety Officer fatally shot Friday afternoon
A Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office (MCSO) Public Safety Officer (PSO) was fatally shot on Friday afternoon, MCSO announced in a statement Friday night.
Southeast Wisconsin weather: Stray Saturday shower
Extra cloud cover and southerly winds kept overnight lows in the 40s & 50s! Frost was nowhere to be seen! Breezy westerly winds develop today ahead of an approaching cold front
Milwaukee police investigating homicide near 63rd and Florist
The Milwaukee Police Department says it is investigating a homicide of a 64-year-old victim that took place on Friday around 6:01 p.m. near N. 63rd Street and W. Florist Avenue.
One dead in shooting near Teutonia and Chambers, Milwaukee police say
The Milwaukee Police Department says it is investigating a homicide of a 56-year-old man that took place on Friday around 5:09 p.m. on the 3000 block of N. Teutonia Ave.
Bobby Portis and his mom share the story behind his foundation while honoring Milwaukee teachers
Bobby Portis and his mom open up about the sacrifices she made and the inspiration behind his foundation while honoring Milwaukee teachers.