A 33-year-old man was fatally stabbed near 29th and Highland Thursday; Milwaukee police are seeking witnesses and tips. Authorities say no arrests have been made.

Cloudy morning clearing to a sunny, breezy afternoon. Moderate swim risk and a Small Craft Advisory along the lakeshore tonight.

A 71-year-old Milwaukee woman underwent surgery after a hit-and-run on Brady Street involving a Lime scooter rider who fled. City officials and neighbors are calling for stricter enforcement.

Franklin's council approved a 166-unit, roughly $51M Advenir Azora community beside the Northwestern Mutual campus and the new Costco; construction is set to begin this fall.

Sixteen years after Phoeasha Hill was shot on a north-side porch, her family says police have no update and friends are offering a $25,000 reward.

A wind‑driven upwelling plunged nearshore Lake Michigan waters into the 50s across popular beaches, leaving lifeguards and park staff urging caution. Satellite and buoy feeds showed a narrow cold strip along the coast.

After his blockbuster move to Miami, Giannis told a Greek podcast he hopes to return to Milwaukee someday. The comment has reignited murals, tributes and debate across the city.

After more than a decade, Badger football is headed back to Newsradio 620 WTMJ under a new multi-year deal with UW Athletics and Good Karma Brands.

A JAMA study finds plasma p‑tau217 may forecast 5–10 year dementia risk. UW–Madison researchers and local WRAP investigators are part of the pooled analysis.

A 44-year-old was killed in a mid‑morning shooting near W. Appleton Ave and W. Congress St in Milwaukee. Police say no suspects have been identified and are asking for tips.

The Chancery’s Mequon outpost — open since 1991 — has closed, leaving no Chancery restaurants in southeast Wisconsin and prompting local nostalgia.

A 14‑year‑old was struck in a midday shooting on Milwaukee’s North Side; police say a mishandled gun wounded the teen and two men were arrested.

A historic lack of July rain has left southeast Wisconsin fields parched and small farms running irrigation nonstop, with some yields already down sharply. State climatologists say parts of the region are seeing their driest July since 1936.