A 16-year-old student was killed and two were injured in a Kenosha shooting, with two suspects detained and no ongoing threat perceived. Local police seek public help in the investigation.

A 29‑year‑old was killed Wednesday night on Milwaukee’s north side; police say the shooting happened around 6:53 p.m. and no suspects have been identified. Investigators ask anyone with information to come forward.

After a Dec. 25 blaze left dozens displaced, south-side Milwaukee tenants say a Feb. 28 move-out order and confusing management messages are keeping them from their belongings.

Milwaukee's weather features cold temperatures and fleeting flurries, with a mix of clouds and sun. The coming days may bring snow and potentially freezing rain, with varying road safety conditions. Sunny skies are expected over the weekend.

A man was arrested yesterday after he pointed a gun at Oak Creek officers near 27th and Rawson; officers used a bean‑bag round and no one was injured.

West Allis, Wisconsin, celebrates Black History Month by showcasing local Black-owned businesses and acknowledging their contributions to the community and economy.

Firefighters rescued several people from a two‑story, eight‑unit Milwaukee apartment near 77th and Green Tree; the building is uninhabitable and authorities are investigating.

A Minnesota firm pitched a 90,000-square-foot edge data center near Highway 151, adding to Beaver Dam's data-center boom after Meta's $1 billion campus.

Jefferson High School investigates AI-generated, non-consensual inappropriate images shared among students, prompting concerns over AI misuse and digital consent.

Federal prosecutors charged a former Milwaukee investor after filings say a fake fix-and-flip scheme siphoned roughly $1.9M from clients. Civil suits and an SEC action already allege investor losses.

Milwaukee is expecting snow showers with a 90% chance, and up to 2 inches of accumulation. Wind chill will make it feel close to zero degrees. Hazardous conditions are predicted, including lake effect snow and difficult travel.

The Shorewood environmental Film Festival screens "All Too Clear," exploring the Great Lakes' invasive mussel issue, with a panel discussion to follow.

The City of Oak Creek Government has alerted residents about a significant street light outage, potentially lasting until January 30, affecting areas from Drexel Avenue to E Forest Hill Avenue and Abendschein Park to S Howell Avenue.