A judge has ordered Maxwell Anderson, serving life for Sade Robinson's murder, to pay over $90,000 in restitution to her family and compensation program.

A fan resigned from her job and board position after a video of her making a contentious remark at a Brewers game went viral, resulting in her termination by employer ManpowerGroup.

MPS's former Athletics Commissioner Bobbie Kelsey is no longer employed by the district following recent controversies over paperwork errors and delayed payments.

Milwaukee faces scattered showers with comfortable temperatures around 60°F today, with partly cloudy skies tonight. The week includes sunny days, brisk winds, and a mix of clouds with intermittent rain chances.

Wisconsin DNR plans to permit 'incidental take' of endangered fish during a bridge construction project, implementing protective measures to minimize impact.

An off-duty Milwaukee police officer fatally shot a man, Elijah Wilks, after a traffic collision and alleged assault. The incident is under investigation, with video evidence expected to be released.

Milwaukee's weather forecast includes a 50% chance of rain and potential lightning until midday, improvement to mostly sunny with a high of 65°F, and breezy conditions. The weekend promises stable weather with sunshine and mild temperatures.

Wisconsin grants nearly $2M for veteran cemetery enhancements, supported by Gov. Evers and the DVA, while broader support plans face cuts by Republicans.

Milwaukee officials discuss implementing traffic safety cameras, with potential for five per district, as highlighted in a public hearing on the Safe Streets Save Lives Act.

Local artist Collin presented artwork featuring the sheriff's patch to Waukesha County Court Services, symbolizing community healing after the 2021 parade tragedy.

A Nicolet High School student, Grant Freeze, suffered fatal injuries in a collision and will donate his organs. His achievements and legacy are honored by his community.

Janesville faces road closures on Lodge Drive and East Frontage Road due to reconstruction, affecting travel until late October, with detours in place.

Timothy H. Lewis, convicted of child pornography, will be released on October 7, 2025, and will live at 9369 Bolton Dr. in Farmington, remaining on probation until 2030.