Waukesha County Executive Paul Farrow presents the 2025 Executive Budget, which proposes to reduce the tax rate to the lowest in over 30 years, while focusing on public safety and infrastructure projects.

The North Avenue Market in Milwaukee closed due to financial struggles, as announced by the owner, Chris Morse. Despite efforts to adapt, including a shift to a restaurant model, the market faced consistent losses since its opening in 2022.

Frank Mosley was convicted of multiple crimes, including homicide, from a 2023 car crash that resulted in a pregnant woman and her unborn child's death.

Milwaukee Police are seeking the public's help to locate Terry Green, a critically missing 76-year-old man last seen near 13th and Locust. He requires a walker for mobility.

A stolen Virgin Mary statue was returned to Divine Mercy Parish in South Milwaukee after an anonymous tip led to the confession of an 18-year-old and recovery from a storage locker.

Milwaukee's $88,000 "The Moving City" art car, part of a road safety initiative, broke down just a month after its debut, leading to criticisms over its cost and usefulness.

The National Weather Service issued a Beach Hazards Statement for Sheboygan, Ozaukee, and Milwaukee counties, warning of life-threatening waves and currents.

Milwaukee faces unsettled weather with an 80% chance of rain and potential thunderstorms, gusty winds, and a drop in temperature tonight. Beach hazards like dangerous currents are also warned against.

Milwaukee County's budget plan avoids new taxes, reallocates funds to cover a $12 million shortfall, leveraging federal dollars and focusing on efficiency in services like the Sheriff’s Office.

Milwaukee County Chairwoman Marcelia Nicholson announces a press conference for high schoolers to join the 2025 Youth Commission, emphasizing youth engagement in local governance for a better future.

Milwaukee community cookout aims to educate residents on the $133.4 million redevelopment of Mitchell Park Domes, highlighting civic engagement and fundraising efforts.

Black Dawn Tattoo in Milwaukee has closed and is relocating due to a neighboring mural featuring a swastika, which has sparked community unrest and vandalism.

Milwaukee seeks a Christmas tree over 30 feet tall for Deer District's holiday display, with nominees accepted until October 2024. The chosen tree will be lit during a ceremony with the mayor.