World Series block party takes over Milwaukee with watch parties, food and more
⚾ Brewers fans, take the World Series outside! Two days of watch parties, food trucks and live sports shows hit the Third Ward Saturday and Sunday. Who's going?
America’s Black Holocaust Museum spotlights Wisconsin’s first Black architect
America’s Black Holocaust Museum is celebrating Wisconsin's first Black registered architect with a temporary exhibition called "Honoring Alonzo." During Alonzo Robinson Jr.’s 40-plus-year career, he designed churches, businesses, public buildings and more in Milwaukee and surrounding communities. Much of Robinson’s work went unrecognized. The exhibition seeks to...
Toll from EHD outbreak climbs to least 2,305 deer in eight counties
An outbreak of epizootic hemorrhagic disease , or EHD, has affected at least 2,305 white-tailed deer in at least eight counties this year in southeastern Wisconsin, according to the Department of Natural Resources. And both tallies will increase if recent reports of dead deer in Racine and Walworth counties are linked to the disease. The outbreak of EHD, which affects deer and other hooved animals but not humans, is already the largest in state history, according to DNR herd health specialist Er
Wisconsin Winter 2026-27: Milwaukee, 55.8-Inch Snow History
From Milwaukee to Green Bay, El Niño can reduce seasonal snow without eliminating March storms.
Arrest warrant issued for Milwaukee man expected to face check fraud charges in Marathon...
WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - An arrest warrant has been issued for a 44-year-old Milwaukee man who is the subject of a Marathon County check fraud investigation. Eric Bush was scheduled to make an initial appearance in Marathon County court on October 14. Court records show Bush failed to appear. He was expected to be charged with forgery and identity theft.
New guide identifies policies that could reduce gun violence in Milwaukee
A new guide from Johns Hopkins University recommends 10 policy changes to reduce gun violence in Wisconsin, including three identified as potentially especially helpful for communities such as Milwaukee, where gun violence has been prevalent. “The recommendations are intended to have statewide impact,” wrote Ethan Bartlett, assistant research and policy...
Several injured after driver in stolen vehicle crashes near 35th and Hadley
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Milwaukee police report several people were injured after a driver in a stolen vehicle crashed near 35th and Hadley. Police say around 6:40, they attempted to make a traffic stop for a registration violation near 33rd and Hadley. The vehicle proceeded to turn west on Hadley Street and fled at a high rate of speed.
New Berlin neighbors fed up with dangerous 10-foot hole left sitting
Neighbors say work on a deep hole in their road appears to have stopped, moving a school bus stop and leaving barrels and fencing knocked over.
$276,000 Badger 5 split jackpot between Greenfield, Appleton
MADISON, Wis. - Not one, but two winning Badger 5 tickets were sold in Wisconsin on Sunday, Oct. 18, splitting the $276,000 jackpot. The winning $276,000 Badger 5 jackpot was split between two tickets, one sold at the Mobil at 27th and Ramsey in Greenfield and the other sold at the Clark near Mason and Wisconsin in Appleton.
Milwaukee police chase ends in fatal crash; 1 dead, 2 in custody
MILWAUKEE - One person was killed, and two people were arrested following a police chase that ended in a crash in Milwaukee on Monday, Oct. 19. According to the Milwaukee Police Department, at about 2:30 p.m. police officers tried to conduct a traffic stop on a vehicle near 22nd and McKinley that was wanted in a narcotics investigation.

















