The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates 150 years of service, sharing historical events and challenges they've faced, including multiple alarm fires and a tragic fire in 1987 with 12 fatalities. They commemorate their history on social media.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny and warm weather for Milwaukee with highs in the 70s to 82 degrees, turning slightly cooler with chances of showers by next Monday.

Milwaukee County supervisors criticize the executive's 2026 budget for prioritizing law enforcement funding over community services, with potential cuts to behavioral health and transit.

Milwaukee County residents can participate in shaping the 2026 budget through public hearings and town hall events, with the County Executive set to present the budget on September 30.

A school bus in Milwaukee was hit by a vehicle that ran a stop sign, causing it to crash into a house and gas meter. There were no injuries, and police are searching for the fleeing driver.

Senator Tammy Baldwin criticizes Republicans for not acting to extend ACA's Enhanced Premium Tax Credits, warning of major premium hikes for Americans.

The Wisconsin DNR has released its 2026-27 Biennial Habitat Work Plan focusing on habitat and wildlife conservation while emphasizing public contribution and collaboration.

Waukesha announces Operation Honor events for November 8 to support veterans, including a care package drive, tribute program, concert, and free dinner.

The Milwaukee Police Department is using social media and community events to build trust with residents, emphasizing essential community policing beliefs.

The Wisconsin DNR emphasizes safety for the upcoming waterfowl season, highlighting the importance of life jackets, boat capacity, and responsible firearms handling for hunters and their dogs.

A 49-year-old woman died in a crash between her motorcycle and an SUV on Highway C near 274th Avenue; speed was not a factor, and the investigation continues.

Milwaukee Common Council allocated $750,000 for emergency repair loans to low-income homeowners affected by August floods, ensuring assistance before winter.

Former Waukesha day care worker's trial began, with accusations of infant abuse and recklessly endangering safety. If convicted, she faces over 25 years in prison.