A Racine man crashed his car into Olympia Brown School while under the influence, damaging classrooms and facing multiple charges but causing no injuries.

Wisconsin DNR firefighters have been actively assisting with wildfires in western states and Canada, sending personnel and engines across borders through inter-agency collaboration.

The Milwaukee Fire Department is celebrating its 150th anniversary, sharing historical events to honor its legacy and commitment to community service.

Washington County, Wisconsin, has launched a program where participants can earn a down payment for homeownership by volunteering and donating through local institutions, fostering community investment.

A 16-year-old was killed and two others injured in a Milwaukee shooting; police are investigating, while the community mourns the city's ongoing gun violence.

A stretch of the Hank Aaron State Trail will be closed during the Wisconsin State Fair from July 31 to Aug. 10, 2025, for safety reasons, with detours provided.

Milwaukee Police Officer Michalski was shot and killed while pursuing a suspect, who was arrested. Michalski served 17 years and is survived by his family. His death highlights the risks law enforcement officers face.

Milwaukee's Riverwest 24 bike event emphasizes community spirit and togetherness, featuring a unique scoring system and a celebration of local culture.

The NWS Milwaukee has forecasted variable weather for the week with thunderstorms and temperature changes, with a mix of sunny days and chances of rain.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announced FAA-led updates to the Light Sport aviation sector, aimed at fostering innovation and safety by allowing for more advanced designs and features in Light Sport Aircraft.

The Wisconsin DNR has introduced inclusive recreational options for those with varying abilities, featuring accessible kayaks, wheelchairs, and cabins, supporting year-round outdoor activity for everyone.

Wisconsin DNR named Bradley Dahlquist 2024 Warden of the Year for outstanding service in the Antigo Warden Team, a recognition with 95 years of history.

Franklin firefighter/paramedics voluntarily trained in lifesaving skills during a three-day seminar, enhancing their search and rescue capabilities on their own time, as reported by their department on Facebook.