A Milwaukee developer is rushing to start work on a $126M Deer District project before a March 27 deadline after retooling the plan toward income‑restricted workforce housing.

A rare warm day Monday with highs near 68°F, then thunderstorms Tuesday night and a rain-to-snow change Wednesday that could slow the commute.

Mostly sunny Sunday with highs near 59°F and gusty southwest winds. Rain returns Tuesday night with a chance of a wintry mix Wednesday.

A Fond du Lac man received four years' probation after a distracted‑driving crash in February 2024 that killed 93‑year‑old Father David Gau in Wauwatosa.

Amtrak says Madison could get passenger rail as soon as 2030, with a proposed lakeside downtown station and stops in Pewaukee and Watertown.

Sabor Sin Fronteras filed to open at 2134 W. National Ave., promising crepes, empanadas, ice cream and coffee in Clarke Square.

A Menasha man was sentenced to seven years after setting a fire outside Rep. Glenn Grothman’s Fond du Lac office; court records say his motive was tied to a TikTok vote.

A Wisconsin bill that would allow AI‑assisted court interpretation is drawing opposition from legal and disability advocates, who warn mistranslations could jeopardize defendants’ and victims’ rights. Lawmakers say it would cut costs amid an interpreter shortage.

A 20-year-old was grazed by gunfire near 14th and Harrison early March 4; Milwaukee police say the victim refused treatment and are asking for tips.

Dashcam footage shows a March 11, 2024 West Allis road‑rage incident in which a man fired three shots; he was later convicted and is serving time in Wisconsin.

Vagabond will serve lunch again starting April 14, 2026, offering tacos, burritos and a QR-code ordering option for downtown diners.

Milwaukee’s Common Council says MPD will bar officers from wearing facial coverings meant to conceal identity, and a citywide ordinance is being drafted. The change is part of an ICE Out package aimed at transparency.

On April 7 Glendale‑River Hills voters will decide a four‑year, $5 million‑per‑year referendum that officials say is needed to preserve programs and staff.