Wisconsin's Governor Evers and DNR kick off the state park system's 125th anniversary with a First Day Hike at Mirror Lake State Park and a year of activities planned.

The Wisconsin DNR opens funding applications for conservation projects focused on wild turkeys, pheasants, and waterfowl, using proceeds from hunting stamps.

The article describes Milwaukee's Bradford Beach New Year's Polar Plunge, with participants, including former lifeguard Keith Kalberer, braving the frigid waters as a tradition.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley reflected on 2024 accomplishments, underlining his administration’s focus on advancing racial equity, affordable housing, and health services. He signaled a commitment to continue these efforts into 2025.

A 17-year-old girl was killed in Waukesha when a 19-year-old man ran a stop sign, leading to a three-vehicle crash. The man was arrested on charges of homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle.

Milwaukee has experienced light snow and temperatures of around 30°F, with a forecast for slightly colder conditions and a mix of sunshine and clouds in the week ahead.

Milwaukee honors Jimmy Carter's legacy, appreciating his Habitat for Humanity work after his passing. Residents recall building homes with him in 1989, emphasizing his kindness and impact.

A Milwaukee streetcar collided with a pickup truck; no injuries were reported, and authorities are investigating the incident. Service on The Hop was briefly delayed.

The National Weather Service has issued a dense fog advisory for south-central Wisconsin, cautioning against low visibility and slick roads during the morning commute.

The Wisconsin DNR has opened its early catch and release trout season from January 4 to May 2, 2025, with specific rules aiming to promote sustainable fishing practices.

A bus in Milwaukee struck two men working on a car, killing a 79-year-old and injuring a 37-year-old. The bus driver was arrested, and the family mourns their loss.

Madison Clerk's Office discovered 193 unprocessed absentee ballots from the 2024 election, which did not affect any outcomes. Changes are being made to prevent future issues.

South Milwaukee experienced economic growth in 2024, with 21 new businesses, a celebrated Bucyrus Commons project, new apartment developments, and local business awards.