The Wisconsin DNR highlights milkweed as a key plant for pollinators and monarch butterflies, with conservation efforts and advice for local planting.

The Havenwoods neighborhood is hosting its annual Bloom & Groom flower sale at Redemption Lutheran Church on May 17th, with local council members participating.

Michael J. Kornely, 75, was indicted on federal charges related to sexual crimes against minors, with possible life imprisonment if convicted. The inquiry was part of Project Safe Childhood.

Annaka Trudell was convicted in Fond du Lac for the stabbing death of Ashley Calo during a drug transaction, which the DA highlighted illustrates the dangers of drug addiction.

Milwaukee celebrates replacing 10,000 lead water lines, advancing public health by reducing lead contamination risks, with a target of 65,000 replacements by 2037, prioritizing high-need neighborhoods.

Milwaukee announces the 2025 Sister Cities Day Meet-and-Greet event on May 16 at City Hall, celebrating international relationships with cultural entertainment and cuisine.

A three-vehicle crash in Milwaukee led to one fatality and several injuries; a 32-year-old woman speeding caused the collision. Police are investigating.

Milwaukee's weather will stabilize with warmth and occasional showers, including highs in the 70s and light winds, with increased chances of rain toward the end of the week.

The Wisconsin DNR has issued a Red Flag Warning for fire danger in northern counties, urging public caution and halting burning activities due to dry conditions.

Luke Prokop, the first openly gay NHL-contracted player, will be the grand marshal for Milwaukee's 21st Pride Parade in 2025, celebrating LGBTQ+ inclusion in sports.

Madison police arrested Jeffrey Rupnow for selling weapons to his minor daughter, the perpetrator of a school shooting at Abundant Life Christian School.

Milwaukee Catholics celebrate the historic election of Cardinal Robert Prevost as Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, with joy and anticipation for his leadership.

The Wisconsin DNR is accepting applications for its Shooting Range Grant Program until July 15, 2025, offering $600,000 in funds for eligible range projects.