The National Weather Service extends a Beach Hazards Statement for Milwaukee, Racine, and Kenosha counties, warning of dangerous 3-6 feet waves and currents.

A pedestrian was intentionally hit by a vehicle in Oak Creek due to a property dispute, leading to a police pursuit and the suspect's arrest in Kenosha County. The victim survived, and charges are pending.

A 15-year-old girl named Azoria Jones was shot and killed in Milwaukee, with no suspects identified; police are investigating the city's 18th youth homicide of the year.

The Governor Tommy G. Thompson Fish Hatchery open house offers educational family fun with fish demos and tours.

The Cherish Wisconsin Outdoors Fund reached a $3 million milestone in efforts to protect the state's natural habitats, supported mainly by donations from hunting and fishing license purchases.

Citizens in Ozaukee County participated in a hands-on experience with the Sheriff's Office, engaging in a boat ride and observing drone demonstrations.

Dashauna Egerson, 17, has been charged with reckless homicide after a fatal crash in Milwaukee during a police pursuit. She initially denied driving the car, but later admitted to it following evidence.

The article informs residents about Public Works' fall preparations, including the closure of the Morgan Avenue Drop-Off Site and the start of yard waste and brush collections.

The National Weather Service forecasts a damp week for Milwaukee, with daily chances of showers and thunderstorms. Highs will hover in the low to mid-70s through Monday before cooling into the 60s by Thursday under mostly cloudy skies.

FEMA and Waukesha County collaborate to open Disaster Recovery Centers for flood victims, offering relief and assistance for uninsured losses and damages.

Oak Creek Police Department's crime analytics dashboard wins an award from the International Association of Crime Analysts, designed by Daniel Carranco utilizing free software, R Studio.

Milwaukee authorities found six children living in a locked storage unit without essentials; their parents face charges of child neglect and other offenses.

Janesville sets trick-or-treating hours for Halloween, advising residents to use porch lights to indicate participation and offering safety tips for a fun and safe experience.