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Madison's National Night Out event promoted community-police engagement, featuring activities and dialogue, with various law enforcement units participating.
West Allis Farmers Market is competing for a $13,000 prize in a national contest and is seeking votes before the September 30 deadline. Voting is available online via a form submission.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
Teen dies in fiery crash after Milwaukee police chase linked to reckless driving and a felony warrant. Officers attempted rescue, resulting in injuries.
The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates its 150th anniversary with a free public event featuring live demos, family activities, and Molson Coors' support.
Weather & Environment in ...
Milwaukee's forecast includes sunny skies with potential storms, daytime highs around 84-91°F over the coming days, and chances for showers and thunderstorms, especially in the evenings.
The Oak Creek Police Department warned against tailgating, advocating for a safe following distance and using the "Traffic Tip Tuesday" post to educate drivers.
Milwaukee Police are searching for a male suspect in a burglary that occurred on the city's Lower East Side, involving theft from vehicles within a locked building.
Milwaukee authorities are investigating after an unidentified body was found in the Menomonee River; the death is not currently considered suspicious.
A water main break in Greenfield resulted in a Milwaukee Water Works truck partially sinking and disrupted water service for local residences. Efforts to fix the issue continued into the night.
A former Milwaukee hotel security guard, Todd Erickson, pleaded guilty to felony murder in the death of D’Vontaye Mitchell, with sentencing set for September 3.
Politics & Govt in ...
The Milwaukee Common Council approved a citizen-led committee to manage a $600,000 fund for non-police safety initiatives, emphasizing community involvement in public safety budgeting.
Madison offers free electronics recycling to residents, encouraging environmentally responsible disposal to protect data and manage hazardous materials.
Alderman Burgelis urges immediate resolution to Milwaukee Police contract negotiations due to public safety concerns, suggesting it's a top priority despite potential budget strains.
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