Milwaukee drug deal, fatal shooting; 2 men charged with felony murder
Prosecutors say it was a drug deal turned setup that left a 33-year-old Appleton man shot. But it did not end there.
Shooting kills Milwaukee mother, wounds sister; woman pleads not guilty
A Milwaukee woman pleaded not guilty on Friday, March 28 to charges associated with a shooting that happened Sunday, March 16 outside a bar on the city's far northwest side.
Lead crisis in Milwaukee schools; health officials answer questions
Three Milwaukee Public Schools closed to students because of lead hazards will not reopen until after spring break, officials said on Friday, March 28. This, as cleanup and renovations are made.
Mumford & Sons at Fiserv Forum on Oct. 11; tickets on sale April 4
Mumford & Sons will take the stage at Fiserv Forum on Saturday, Oct. 11.
Silver Alert canceled: Milwaukee man reported missing is located safe
A Silver Alert has been canceled for 67-year-old Abran Huerta of Milwaukee. Officials say he has been located and is safe.
New MPS superintendent on school officers, district culture
New Milwaukee Public Schools Superintendent Brenda Cassellius inherited a number of problems – a school resource officer mandate, financial woes.
Gun accidentally fired, Milwaukee police officer joins lawsuit
A Milwaukee police officer whose gun accidentally fired and injured his partner has now joined a federal lawsuit against the weapon's manufacturer.
New MPS superintendent on lead hazards, funding needs
New Milwaukee Public Schools Superintendent Brenda Cassellius inherited a number of problems, perhaps most notably lead hazards.
2025 Wisconsin spring election, Milwaukee sees high early voting turnout
Election day may be just around the corner, but election officials are already seeing a high turnout of early voter ballots, and they're getting ready ahead of the big day.
Trump tariffs: Car prices, repair costs expected to go up
President Donald Trump announced new 25% auto import tariffs on Wednesday. Here's what it means for you.
Milwaukee special election, 3rd District candidates' final pushes
Milwaukee's 3rd District is one of the city's most engaged, but it hasn't been represented on the Common Council since November.
Brewers fans celebrate opening day, gear up to honor Bob Uecker
The start of the Milwaukee Brewers regular season has baseball fans cheering loudly and proudly – even if their team is on the road for opening day.
Silver Alert: Milwaukee man, reported critically missing, found safe
MPD requested help to find a critically missing man, 67-year-old Abran Huerta.
Milwaukee Brewers reveal food truck park, known as "The Alley"
The American Family Field food and beverage offerings are getting an upgrade for 2025 and will feature innovative additions to the lineup, officials with the Milwaukee Brewers said.
Real Milwaukee (March 27)
The Real Milwaukee team talks about what's trending in southeast Wisconsin on March 27, 2025.
Amtrak removes railcars from service after discovering corrosion
Concerns over corrosion are causing disruptions to Amtrak routes between Milwaukee and Chicago.
Remembering Bob Uecker; Brewers staff, fans honor him with stories
The Milwaukee Brewers open their season on Thursday, March 27, and for the first time in more than 50 years, their broadcast crew will not include Bob Uecker, who died in January.
Abandoned boat still on Lake Michigan shore; man asks mayor for help
Still stuck in sand, it's been six months since a Mississippi couple abandoned a boat along Lake Michigan's shoreline in Milwaukee.
Milwaukee litter issues; alderman faces backlash over comments
It is a problem we see every spring – litter and trash on the side of the road in parts of Milwaukee. It has led to a Milwaukee alderman to call for a crackdown.
Milwaukee County Parks job fair, hundreds of seasonal positions open
Milwaukee County Parks hosted a job fair on Wednesday as it looks to hire hundreds of people before summer crowds head outdoors.