Milwaukee WI

MILWAUKEE - A Milwaukee man, shot by police after he fired at officers, was found guilty at trial on Thursday, Oct. 23. Prosecutors initially charged Marquis Little, 22, with attempted first-degree intentional homicide and two counts of first-degree recklessly endangering safety for the March 2024 incident. A jury...

MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN — One of Wisconsin’s Most Wanted fugitives, Armando Barragan, has been captured in Mexico nearly 20 years after allegedly ordering the killing of an innocent man at a Cudahy gas station, according to the U.S. Marshals Service. Barragan, a notorious leader of the Latin Kings gang,...

When you think of classic American food, burgers are right at the top of the list. The Midwest has been home to some of the country’s most legendary burger joints for decades, many of them family-owned diners that have been flipping patties since before your grandparents were born. From butter-soaked Wisconsin...

South Milwaukee is holding a storefront competition. The winner will receive one year of free rent for a downtown location. The goal is to attract new businesses and support local revitalization.

A 26-year-old Milwaukee man is facing murder charges after allegedly killing three people in separate shootings within an hour on Sunday night, leaving families and friends devastated by the violence.

WEST ALLIS, Wis (CBS 58) - Construction on the Interstate 94 east-west project starts on Monday Oct. 27. Road closures and interchange closures will shortly follow, along 3.5 miles of I-94. The project will transform the interstate and is expected to be complete in 2032. “I hope I’m dead by...

CEDARBURG, Wis. — At 83 years old, Milwaukee artist Rosemary Ollison has turned her battle with mental illness into a source of inspiration, creating an elaborate exhibit at the Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts that tells her story of healing through creativity and faith. Every wall, curtain,...

Police responded to a fiery crash on I-43 northbound near Lapham in Milwaukee early Sunday morning, Oct. 26.

Gus, a ginger tabby with adorably crinkled ears, wasn’t always the picture of calm he is today, lounging on a warm radiator without a care in the world. For years, he lived on his own, wandering the streets of Milwaukee, searching for food, avoiding danger, and wearing the marks of his rough past.

A new bill could make reckless driving physically impossible using intelligent speed assistance tech