A Milwaukee woman, 67, was fatally hit by a train in Wauwatosa. The incident, deemed non-criminal, occurred off an established crossing. Union Pacific called the victim a "trespasser."

A Racine police officer rescued a man and two dogs from a house fire, while two dogs perished. The community is aiding the family, and the fire caused significant damage to the home, which lacked smoke detectors.

Milwaukee's Public Safety and Health Committee will discuss updating the city's tobacco ordinance to raise the legal purchasing age to 21, in line with federal law, and impose stricter penalties for violations.

The Milwaukee County Board's Committee on Intergovernmental Relations voted to advance a resolution for February 18 to be Vel Phillips Day, honoring the civil rights icon's legacy.

Cudahy Police are looking for Robert Rampalski, a missing, endangered 57-year-old man last seen heading towards a Walmart and not taking his necessary medications.

The Wisconsin DNR warns of cold water and debris dangers for spring boaters, urging life jackets and caution against hypothermia and changing conditions.

The PBA All-Star event in Waukesha featured top bowlers like Jason Belmonte, celebrated the sport's evolution and showcased new technologies like EDGE String pinspotter.

West Allis is preparing for Make Music Day on June 21, welcoming anyone to join its music celebration, enriching community spirit across various venues.

Wisconsin's DNR is organizing a youth turkey hunt on April 12-13, enabling kids under 16 to experience hunting before the regular season, with regulations and mentorship provided.

Sophia Franklin, a missing pregnant teenager, was found safe; Gary Day is in custody after a tip near Omaha. She is expected to reunite with her family soon.

Milwaukee expects varied weather, with clouds, rain, snow, and possible thunderstorms. Winds up to 40 mph and a Hazardous Weather Outlook have been issued by NWS Milwaukee.

The Wisconsin DNR and NRF are offering expert-led field trips to showcase the state's ecosystems, with registration open to NRF members starting April 8.

The Milwaukee National Weather Service forecasts rain, thunderstorms, and mixed precipitation, with shifting winds and varying temperatures throughout the week.