2026 Wisconsin State Park sticker design contest winner announced
The Wisconsin DNR on Thursday announced the winner of the 2026 Wisconsin State Park and Forest vehicle admission pass design contest.
Milwaukee shootings Wednesday; 2 wounded
Two people were injured in separate shootings in Milwaukee on Wednesday, Nov. 12.
School District of Waukesha votes to close 2 schools, sell building
The School District of Waukesha board voted on Wednesday night to close down Bethesda and Hawthorn Elementary schools – and sell the Whittier Elementary building.
Greenfield police: Missing, endangered man found dead
The Greenfield Police Department said Mark Ziegler, reported missing and endangered on Wednesday, has been located.
Racine homicide; South Dakota man accused in death of 37-year-old woman
A 46-year-old South Dakota man is charged with first-degree intentional homicide in the death of a 37-year-old Racine woman. The accused is Benjamin Chipps of Wanblee, South Dakota.
Milwaukee Weather: Sunny and mild, 60s by the weekend
Clear skies with the Northern Lights possible overnight. Temperatures dropping into the low 30s by sunrise. Partly sunny, breezy and mild on Thursday with a high in the mid-50s.
Racine County deputies stop armed felon after high-speed pursuit
Racine County deputies helped Milwaukee police stop an armed felon after a high-speed chase on Wednesday, using a tire deflation device to disable the truck before arresting the suspect.
Milwaukee lakefront getting 2 new festivals in 2026, 2027
Milwaukee will debut two new festivals – Freshwater Food & Wine in 2026 and Rock and Roll Fest in 2027 – expanding lakefront events with culinary, automotive and entertainment experiences.
Milwaukee fall leaf collection deadline extended; what to know
Milwaukee's Department of Public Works has extended the deadline for residents to rake their leaves into the street for pickup until Sunday, Nov. 30.
MPS awarded $23M federal grant to help prep students for college
The U.S. Department of Education has awarded a seven-year, $23 million grant to MPS, the district's superintendent announced on Wednesday.
Madison school shooting; UW Health doctors reflect nearly 1 year later
UW Health doctors took time to reflect on their lifesaving response nearly a year after the fatal Madison school shooting, saying training and preparation helped save two critically injured students.
As FEMA deadline hits, Waukesha homeowner says she’s left without help
A Waukesha homeowner says FEMA denied her claim as Wednesday’s Nov. 12 deadline to apply for flood aid arrives, leaving her with costly repairs while the county reports more than 2,600 recipients of FEMA funding.
Government shutdown to end, but lawmakers' work is far from done
The House of Representatives is poised to vote to reopen the government after the longest shutdown in history. But there is a lot of work to be done in Washington, D.C.
Milwaukee fatal teen shooting, man arrested in Oklahoma
The Milwaukee man charged in a shooting that killed an alderman's nephew and wounded two others last month was taken into custody in Oklahoma.
Beaver Dam data center, Meta investing more than $1 billion
The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation on Wednesday that Meta is investing more than $1 billion in a Beaver Dam data center campus.
Milwaukee man, beaten after home break-in, sentenced for burglary
A Milwaukee man, who pleaded guilty to felony burglary after prosecutors said he broke into a home last year, was sentenced to prison on Tuesday.
Milwaukee armed carjacking; Javon Smith sentenced to 10 years prison
A Milwaukee County judge sentenced Javon Smith on Monday, Nov. 10, to ten years in prison plus an additional six years of extended supervision in connection with a February carjacking in Milwaukee.
TikTok ban arson at Grothman's office, man pleads no contest
A man accused of setting a fire at U.S. Rep. Glenn Grothman's office due to the short-lived TikTok ban earlier this year pleaded no contest to arson.



















