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The Pabst Theater Group announced that $60,000 was raised through the sale of historic Pabst Theater chairs to benefit two local charities.

Friday, Mar. 3 a widespread system of rain and snow will dodge Wisconsin mostly to the South but bigger impacts are possible for Chicago

The Milwaukee Public Museum has shared themes for five permanent exhibits at its new location, set to open in 2026.

Wildfires have become one of the top natural disaster headlines over the recent years. Extended periods of drought and extreme heat are a few factors contributing to rapid wildfire development and spread.

Heavy rain Monday prompted the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District to initiate a combined sewer overflow.

For the third time in nine months, a Black transgender woman was killed in Milwaukee. Firefighters found her inside her apartment Sunday with a gunshot wound while they were responding to a fire.

A 37-year-old Plymouth man was arrested Sunday, Feb. 26 for OWI after striking a pedestrian in Sheboygan.

One person is dead and two others are seriously injured after a police pursuit ended in a crash in Milwaukee Monday night, Feb. 27.

The sheriff's office says 24-year-old Sierra Gaddy was passing cars on West Ridge Road and collided with an oncoming pickup truck.

Heavy rain and a few storms impacted southeast Wisconsin yesterday. Melting of snow and rain lead to low-lying flooding with impacts continuing through this week.