Milwaukee Police are investigating a fatal stabbing on the city's South Side, with a 39-year-old man arrested in connection to the 44-year-old victim's death.

ALDI will close its West Allis store at 1712 S. 108th Street this spring; employees were offered transfers as leaders warn of shrinking grocery access.

Pedro Tejada’s food‑truck favorite opened a colorful Glendale restaurant on Feb. 6, serving empanadas, arepas and Ecuadorian comfort dishes. Hours, menu highlights and hiring info are now live.

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.