Brandon R. Gerry, of West Bend, Wisconsin, received a 150-month prison sentence for possessing child pornography, marking his latest conviction in such offenses.

A Waukesha County man received a seven-year prison sentence for fatally punching another man during an argument about tattoos.

A man was arrested in Walworth County for attempting to steal a woman's dog with a knife; he was detained after a SWAT and K-9 operation. He also had an outstanding warrant.

The forecast from the National Weather Service predicts clear skies and comfortable temperatures for Milwaukee, with highs in the low 80s and minimal chance of rain.

Authorities in Kenosha are actively searching for Lawrence G. Franklin Jr., suspected in the murder of Amiah Prather and her unborn child, urging public assistance. Franklin is considered armed and dangerous.

The National Weather Service in Milwaukee predicts a week of mostly mild temperatures, with a mix of sunny and partly cloudy skies and slight chances of weekend showers.

Hank "the Ballpark Pup," the beloved mascot of the Milwaukee Brewers, has passed away, leaving a legacy of joy and an enduring symbol of animal rescue.

The National Weather Service reports a mostly cloudy day in Milwaukee with current 67°F and 87% humidity. Conditions ahead are partly sunny with highs around 78°F and mild east winds. The weekly outlook is clear with temperatures gently rising.

Michael J. Yumang from Cudahy, WI, received a 15-year prison sentence for drug and gun charges related to narcotics trafficking and possessing a firearm.

Human remains found in Two Rivers, WI, have been confirmed to be those of missing 3-year-old Elijah Vue, marking a tragic end to the seven-month search.

The Racine Zoo is preparing to host the Jack-O'-Lantern Nights with over 1,000 carved pumpkins, including wildlife sculptures, from September 26th through November 3rd, alongside several special events like OktoBEARfest and Hallowine.

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.

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

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 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 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.

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

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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 National Weather Service warns of dangerous waves and currents in Milwaukee County through Sunday evening and advises against beach and pier activities.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley is named Public Official of the Year by Governing Magazine for his initiatives in financial stability, affordable housing, and public transit.

The Milwaukee Police Department responded to a shooting, leading to a standoff and the death of an armed suspect, with investigations ongoing to determine the cause of death.

A marathon runner was hit by a vehicle after a medical emergency led to a multi-car crash in Cudahy, with swift emergency response due to nearby hospital services.

A man was shot by Milwaukee police during a standoff and later found dead; his death is being investigated as a homicide. The involved officer is on administrative duty, and an incident-related video will be released.

A 62-year-old man was arrested in Waukesha after a seven-hour standoff following domestic violence threats and barricading himself in his home, with a K-9 unit eventually subduing him.

The National Weather Service predicts pleasant weather for Milwaukee, with a high near 66 and clear skies today, and a warm weekend ahead despite potential showers.

Milwaukee County has dedicated over $4 million to develop nearly 90 affordable housing units, aiming to improve housing security and economic outcomes.

A 21-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested following a road rage shooting on I-43 in Mequon, where a bullet hit a Toyota Tundra without injuring the driver.

A New York man received a 54-month sentence for executing a multimillion-dollar investment fraud scheme and has been ordered to pay over $4 million in restitution.

The NWS forecasts showers and thunderstorms in parts of Wisconsin with potential frost early next week but an eventual warming trend towards 70°F by Friday.

Four individuals from Campbellsport, Wisconsin, have been arrested for alleged involvement in an animal poaching ring, responsible for killing over a hundred deer.

Lainey Wilson is set to headline Summerfest 2025 on June 26, with tickets going on sale on October 18. The festival will span three weekends in June and July.

The City of New Berlin is encouraging overnight stays at local hotels, promoting local tourism and enhancing the experience for visitors through a new initiative managed by Enjoy New Berlin, with plans to reinvest the room tax revenue.

A stolen truck in Sheboygan led to road closures and a coordinated police response, resulting in the arrest of a 35-year-old suspect without incident.

The NWS has issued a freeze warning in Milwaukee until 9 AM CDT due to sub-freezing temperatures, potentially affecting vegetation and outdoor plumbing.

Vaun Mayes, a Milwaukee activist, pled guilty to a single charge linked to the 2016 Sherman Park riots, with a maximum sentence of five years and a $250,000 fine.

A 69-year-old cyclist was killed in New Berlin after a collision with a vehicle; authorities are investigating the incident with no charges filed yet.

A Milwaukee woman was indicted for allegedly running a multimillion-dollar Medicaid fraud scheme targeting pregnant women and new mothers through her business, We Care Services.

Ronald Schroeder was found guilty of the 1991 death of his infant daughter by a Milwaukee County jury after a trial featuring eyewitness testimony and medical evidence.

A 37-year-old woman died after her car collided with a semi-truck at 76th and Appleton in Milwaukee, raising concerns about the intersection's safety.

Police responded to a false alarm at Germantown High School following a hoax call about an armed individual on campus; the school was searched and deemed safe with no suspect found.

A man died after a shooting and crash in Milwaukee, with a 26-year-old arrested. The incident is under investigation, and authorities seek information.

West Allis Police are searching for 53-year-old Shawn King, last seen driving a red Nissan Rogue. The public is urged to call 414-302-8000 with any information on his whereabouts.

Bayshore Mall implements a Parental Guidance Required policy, mandating youths under 18 to be accompanied by an adult on weekends after 3 p.m., effective November 1, 2024.

The National Weather Service Milwaukee/Sullivan has issued a Wind Advisory for Milwaukee due to gusts up to 50 mph causing potential hazards and power outages.

A Milwaukee father is charged with six felonies, including second-degree reckless homicide, after a DUI crash killed his 5-year-old son and injured the child's twin brother.

The Wisconsin DNR is hosting open houses to discuss deer management unit adjustments, with in-person and virtual options available for public engagement and feedback.

The DOJ will monitor Milwaukee's adherence to voting rights laws during the November 5 election, ensuring compliance and addressing possible violations.

Milwaukee County's Finance Committee approved funding for the Right to Counsel program to aid families facing eviction, securing $750,000 in total contributions.

Eddie Caldwell has been charged with battery after allegedly assaulting a Milwaukee teacher, Shericka Nelson, in her classroom.

Poor weather and an accident caused significant travel disruptions on Oklahoma City's I-35, with a jackknifed semi and flooding narrowing lanes and causing delays.

Leonel Molina Rios of Milwaukee faces charges for a fatal DUI crash that killed a 74-year-old in Franklin, with a potential 31-year sentence and up to $110,000 in fines.

A fire at Eddie's Liquidation in Cudahy caused extensive damage, with no injuries reported. Multiple fire departments responded, controlling the fire in 30 minutes.

Milwaukee experiences dense fog with visibility down to four miles, cool temperatures at 50°F, and high humidity at 96%. Morning commuters are advised to drive cautiously due to the conditions.

Milwaukee expects a windy Veterans Day with temperatures around 42°F, turning partly cloudy and dropping to near 34°F tonight. The week will see varying sun and clouds with a chance of rain midweek.

Sheboygan was hit by a ransomware attack, with an investigation currently underway. No sensitive data appears compromised, and the city is working to resolve the issue while keeping essential services running.

Marquette secured a 70-62 victory against Central Michigan, with Stevie Mitchell scoring 17 points, and teammates Kam Jones and Chase Ross contributing significantly.

Police released footage from the car crash involving Bucks guard Andre Jackson Jr., showing events post-incident and leading to a speeding citation. No injuries or further charges were reported.

During snow removal training at Milwaukee Airport, a vehicle tipped causing fuel spillage and a hazmat response. Two workers sustained minor injuries.

The Milwaukee Bucks unveiled their 2024-25 City Edition uniform, honoring the state of Wisconsin and Milwaukee's spirit with a design featuring state geography and local colors.

A West Allis daycare worker, Jonathan Burkee, faces charges for child exploitation and possession of child pornography related to a student from his school.

Two Milwaukee women face charges for child neglect after a 4-year-old shot an 8-year-old. They left four unsupervised children with a loaded gun in a dirty apartment.

Country artist Dwight Yoakam is set to perform at Milwaukee's Miller High Life Theatre on March 21, 2025, as part of his Cosmic Roundup & Rodeo tour, featuring The Mavericks and 49 Winchester.

The abrupt shutdown of Brio Studios has left families and employees facing loss and uncertainty, as prepayments for dance classes are lost and paychecks are unmet.

The Hunger Task Force in Milwaukee distributed over 1,000 turkeys to local food pantries and meal programs ahead of Thanksgiving, responding to a 30% increase in demand from last year.

A UTV crash in Racine County injured four people, two seriously, who were transported to Children's Hospital. The Racine County Sheriff's Office is investigating the incident.

Marquette University hosted an event where students shared personal mental health stories to fight stigma, with resources and a dessert buffet offered.

Southeast Wisconsin prepares for the first significant snowfall, with 2-4 inches expected. A Winter Weather Advisory cites potential travel hazards due to slushy roads and reduced visibility.

The Kenosha Unified School District Board approved a $23 million annual operational referendum for enhanced school security and resources, facing diverse community reactions.

Waukesha marked the third anniversary of its Christmas Parade tragedy with a memorial unveiling, honoring the six lives lost and supporting the healing of the community and first responders.

The Mukwonago Village Board delayed voting on a cell phone ban in schools after parent opposition and difficulties with current enforcement as reported by WISN.

Waukesha unveiled a memorial with six concrete ribbons forming a heart to honor victims of the 2021 Christmas Parade tragedy on its third anniversary.

Frank Mosley was sentenced to 40 years for the fatal crash that killed pregnant Erin Mogensen, with her family's emotional testimonies highlighting the tragedy.

The NWS forecasts a chilly week in Milwaukee with wintry conditions, advising locals to prepare for cold temperatures, mostly cloudy skies, and possible snow flurries.

Milwaukee Alderman Stamper invites residents to a free Community Thanksgiving Feast featuring a meal, winter essentials, and hygiene products distribution on November 28.

Milwaukee County officials announce the Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony on December 2, 2024, featuring ornaments by local students and supporting the Meta House through a holiday drive.

Milwaukee County EMS administered its first in-field whole blood transfusion on a gunshot victim, potentially saving their life, under a new life-saving initiative.

A suspected arson at Ruby Isle Auto in Milwaukee damaged multiple vehicles and areas within the business, with police seeking information on the unidentified perpetrator.

Ben Wikler, chairman of the Wisconsin Democratic Party, has announced his bid for DNC chair, aiming to utilize his success in Wisconsin on a national level.

A fire consumed a multi-use building in Milwaukee's Harambee neighborhood on Sunday night without causing injuries, but led to concerns about structural integrity and potential water damage.

The trial of Maxwell Anderson for Sade Robinson's homicide is delayed from December 9th to May 27, 2025, after defense requests more time to review evidence.

Renowned session bassist Leland Sklar emphasizes the importance of adaptability in the music industry and showcases his custom bass innovations. He'll also teach at the Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy Camp.

The Downtown Transit Center in Waukesha features amenities like indoor waiting areas and a customer service window, serving as a hub for local and county transit with designated bus bays for route clarity.

Milwaukee Art Museum grants free entry to children under 12 indefinitely, thanks to an anonymous $3.54 million donation.

Milwaukee County is planning to transfer management of Charles Allis Art Museum and Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum to nonprofits to preserve the sites and reduce county expenses.

A $1 million Mega Millions ticket was sold at El Rey Food Mart in Milwaukee, with winning numbers from Tuesday's draw.

A 16-year-old was injured in a non-fatal shooting in Milwaukee during an attempted robbery; one suspect is in custody as the police continue to investigate.

Milwaukee Fire Department responded to a house fire, with a woman hospitalized for injuries. Meanwhile, Door County experienced another fire causing significant garage damage. Investigations into the causes of the fires continue.

Demario Robinson received an 88-month prison sentence for smuggling over 200 machinegun conversion devices into Milwaukee and being a felon in possession of a firearm.

Willie Hines, secretary-executive director of Milwaukee’s HACM, will retire amid issues with resident safety and housing conditions, and after allegations of financial discrepancies.

Ryan Borgwardt, a Wisconsin man who faked his own disappearance, is now in custody; specific charges are pending. His elaborate scheme involved faking a kayaking accident and fleeing to Europe. A press conference is scheduled for further details.

Disney On Ice partners with Wisconsin libraries for a reading program where children earn free show tickets by reading books. The campaign runs through February 17, culminating in the "Into the Magic" show in Milwaukee.

Green Bay is set to host the 2025 NFL Draft at Lambeau Field, expectantly drawing 240,000 visitors and an estimated $94 million economic impact for Wisconsin, though expert skepticism exists regarding the calculations.

The NWS Milwaukee predicts rain and possible freezing conditions for Southern Wisconsin, with a Winter Weather Advisory issued due to potential icy roads.

Tyrone Rogers was sentenced to over seven years in prison for his role in a high-speed chase and shooting on Milwaukee's I-43. Other involved individuals are still facing legal proceedings.

A double shooting in Milwaukee leaves a 15-year-old dead and a 16-year-old injured; police continue to investigate the incident and community violence.

Dense fog advisory in Milwaukee until 9 AM CST with limited visibility; National Weather Service advises caution while driving. Snow expected later in the week.

A fire at a Milwaukee paper company was extinguished without injuries, despite challenges by burning embers. The fire department responded efficiently, allowing for a safe evacuation of the facility.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley graduated from UWM nearly two decades after dropping out, delivering the commencement speech and emphasizing education's value for personal growth and community improvement.

A school shooting at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, Wisconsin left three dead and six injured, with the 15-year-old shooter dying from a self-inflicted injury.

Firefighters successfully extinguished a garage and car fire in Grafton, sparing the main house, with assistance from nearby departments. No injuries were reported.

A 15-year-old student, Natalie Rupnow, carried out a school shooting at Abundant Life Christian School, leaving three dead and six injured. The motive is unclear as authorities investigate a supposed "manifesto" and Rupnow's social media.

Milwaukee Police are searching for Moeses Roman, a critically missing 21-year-old man last seen near Greenfield and Layton, driving a dark blue Chevrolet Equinox.

The Milwaukee County Board introduced English and Spanish captioning services at meetings to boost inclusivity and public engagement in government processes.

The Milwaukee County Board unanimously approved a resolution to enhance data governance and transparency, which aims to improve data sharing, standardize policies, and increase public access to data.

Wisconsin residents can enjoy First Day Hikes on January 1, 2025, to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the state's park system, with various outdoor activities including a special event at Mirror Lake State Park.

Former Wisconsin State Sen. George Petak, known for his decisive vote on Miller Park funding, has died at 75. His controversial vote led to a recall, but was pivotal in keeping the Brewers in Milwaukee.

After a police chase linked to a double homicide in Milwaukee, two 27-year-old men were arrested when their vehicle crashed.

A 6-year-old child was shot early Christmas morning in Milwaukee, with serious injuries. Authorities are still investigating, and no arrests have been made.

The Daniel M. Hoan Memorial Bridge in Milwaukee lights up as a menorah each night of Hanukkah, in an initiative by the Milwaukee Jewish Federation and Light the Hoan.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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

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 Milwaukee DPW is ready for lake-effect snow, having pre-treated roads with brine and set crews on rotating shifts for snow removal. Residents are urged to be cautious and allow space for snowplows.

Wisconsin DNR invites the public to the free Bald Eagle Watching Days in Sauk Prairie on January 18, 2025, with live raptor shows and opportunities for eagle observation.

Milwaukee has seen a decrease in homicides and non-fatal shootings but an increase in carjackings and auto thefts, while maintaining a high homicide clearance rate.

Milwaukee weather forecasts predict a chilly period and light snow, with a 30% chance of flurries tonight and a 70% chance on Sunday, according to the National Weather Service.

Chris Stapleton and Hank Williams Jr. will headline the Harley-Davidson Homecoming Festival in Milwaukee, running from July 10-13, with various events across the city. Tickets go on sale January 17.

Ashanti Hamilton resigns as Milwaukee's director of Community Wellness and Safety, with Mayor Johnson acknowledging his efforts in reducing city violence.

Waukesha County officials encourage residents to test their homes for radon during National Radon Action Month, highlighting that up to 50% of area homes have elevated levels. Affordable test kits are available for about $10.

Desmound Cleveland and Karen Hill face disorderly conduct charges after being accused of engaging in sexual activities at a Waukesha laundromat on Christmas Eve.

Kalahari Resorts & Conventions in Wisconsin Dells is constructing a 75,000-square-foot water park expansion featuring three new slides and a retractable roof, set to open in 2026.

The Milwaukee Police Department is promoting shelter dog adoptions in partnership with MADACC, featuring dogs like Jet, a playful 2-year-old Terrier awaiting a home since November.

A fire consumed two barns and vehicles in Caledonia, with no injuries reported. Firefighters faced challenges due to a lack of hydrants. The cause remains unknown.

The article details extreme cold and wind chills in Milwaukee, with potential snowfall and advisories from the NWS, and forecasts a brief warming before colder conditions return.

Jeffrey Grob becomes the 12th Archbishop of Milwaukee, with an installation ceremony at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist witnessed by Christophe Cardinal Pierre.

Milwaukee Police seek public assistance in finding critically missing 13-year-old Lanydria Beard, last seen near N 34th Street and W McKinley Boulevard.

Denise Laflam, 69, has been missing since January 13. Despite varying reports about her last sighting at a DMV, the search continues with an active Silver Alert. Authorities request any information on her whereabouts.

The Wisconsin DNR encourages residents to donate to the Endangered Resources Fund for conservation during tax season, multiplying donations through state matching.

A man was charged with the 2022 murder of two brothers in Brown Deer, with evidence linking him to the crime scene. Another man was previously sentenced for the same incident.

South Milwaukee's "Adopt-a-Tree Program" encourages residents to participate in urban forestry, enhancing the local environment and community engagement.

Milwaukee seeks nominations for the 2025 Vel R. Phillips Trailblazer Award, recognizing women who impact their community through social justice and service.

Milwaukee city services will operate on a modified schedule for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, including a pause in garbage collection and parking enforcement. The DPW tow lot will be open limited hours.

The Milwaukee County Zoo hosted the 45th annual Samson Stomp and Romp, where participants braved the cold to run through the zoo, supporting the animals' welfare.

Sheboygan paid tribute to Martin Luther King Jr. with local events, coinciding with Inauguration Day, and promoted activities such as crafts and a documentary screening.

The article discusses changes to immigration policies, concerns of immigrant communities, and local Milwaukee leaders and organizations responding with support and resources.

Milwaukee's weather includes a cold 15°F day with a wind chill near 1°F, sunny skies, and potential evening gusts up to 30 mph. The week will bring milder mid-40s, but with continued windy conditions.

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee develops a tabletop robotic device, iTbot, led by Habib Rahman, for in-home rehabilitation, aiding stroke survivors and providing therapists with real-time performance data.

A fatal crash in Dodge County left one dead and six injured, including children, when a pickup ran a stop sign. The driver was arrested for impaired operation.

The National Weather Service in Milwaukee predicts variable weather, including chilly winds, sun, and potential rain.

Oak Creek's early voting begins February 4 with specific dates and times announced, requiring Photo ID and offering a resource page for further details.

Cudahy faces multiple water main breaks due to extreme temperature changes, with ongoing repairs tracked via an online map and possible temporary water disruptions.

Milwaukee's Harbor District Riverwalk project receives a federal grant of $14.7 million, allowing for waterfront revitalization including a pedestrian pathway, landscaping, amenities, and improved public access.

A 74-year-old man was fatally stabbed in Milwaukee; a 37-year-old suspect, the victim's landlord, has been arrested. Police are investigating the incident and have assured there's no further public danger.

Wisconsin DNR promotes Flood Insurance Awareness Week, highlighting the importance of flood insurance and the inadequacy of regular policies in covering flood damage.

Early voting in Milwaukee begins for the February 18 Spring Primary Election, including the State Superintendent of Public Instruction and the 3rd Aldermanic District seat.

The Wisconsin DNR is seeking public comments on a proposed project for Waterford’s new drinking water system asset, which is expected to have no significant environmental impact.

Milwaukee County establishes an advisory board focusing on climate and economic equity, endorsed by the County Board of Supervisors, aimed at achieving net zero emissions and fostering sustainability with social fairness.

Milwaukee's weather will vary with chances of snow and changing temperatures, per NWS. Sunny days and colder nights expected, with snowfall probabilities increasing midweek.

Shorewood opens registration for its Police Department Citizens Academy, a seven-week program providing education and hands-on experiences about police operations.

The Wisconsin DNR invites the public to discuss Shawano Lake walleye based on recent studies, during its "Spotlight Series" at Shawano Middle School or via Microsoft Teams.

A body was found in a burned car in Milwaukee; the cause of the fire and the person's identity remain unknown. Police investigate and seek information.

Brenda Cassellius has been named the new superintendent of Milwaukee Public Schools, with the MPS board voting 8-1 in favor of her appointment. She will succeed Keith Posley and is expected to begin after contract finalization.

Winter Weather Advisory issued by NWS Milwaukee until 6 PM CST for east central and southeast Wisconsin, with 1-3 inches more snow expected. Residents warned of slippery roads and cold temperatures ahead.

Supervisor Steve F. Taylor criticizes the Milwaukee Art Museum for tripling its director's salary to $549,000 while cutting staff and receiving public funds. He demands transparency and accountability.

Beaver Dam holds a Public Hearing on March 26th to discuss the 2045 Comprehensive Plan, affording residents the chance to influence the city's future development.

The National Weather Service in Milwaukee issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook due to potential ice jams from snowmelt and rising rivers, with varying weather conditions including sunny days and chances of rain.

A ban on deer baiting and feeding starts March 1 in Clark County, WI, following a CWD case in nearby Eau Claire County, impacting local wildlife management practices.

The Wisconsin DNR has set deadlines for removing ice shanties from state waters to avoid hazards as ice melts, with varying dates for different regions.

Joann Fabrics and Crafts is closing all its stores, including 24 in Wisconsin, after failing to find a buyer following its March 2024 bankruptcy. Sales at Wisconsin locations have started.

Milwaukee faces a $1,000 daily fine for delaying the reintroduction of school resource officers, with the city granted a temporary stay until March 17 to comply with the court's order.

The Wisconsin DNR issued an "incidental take" permit for a project, acknowledging it may affect rare species but not to a degree that threatens their overall survival.

Waukesha County deputies completed the Drug Evaluation & Classification Program, becoming certified Drug Recognition Experts to better identify drug-impaired drivers.

The Wisconsin DNR is hosting a session on Green Bay walleye and musky populations on March 3, discussing fisheries management, including new studies and tagging methods.

The PBR Unleash The Beast series returns to Milwaukee, featuring top bull riders, with Austin Richardson seeking to build on his recent Jacksonville victory.

Investigator Frame and K-9 Geo visited St. Francis Borgia Catholic School to demonstrate the role of police dogs in sniffing out electronic devices, aligning with the school's curriculum and promoting community engagement.

Wisconsin voters are preparing for the Spring Election with various voting methods available, including absentee and in-person options, and a voter registration deadline of March 12. The Milwaukee County Clerk emphasizes the need for photo ID.

Miller Lite offers free rides in Milwaukee on the MCTS buses for St. Patrick's Day, continuing a partnership started in 1988 to promote safe celebrations.

A woman was found dead in her Caledonia home, and her 15-year-old son was arrested on suspicion of the homicide involving stab wounds and blunt force trauma.

South Milwaukee has approved a $3.2 million project to turn a vacant lot into 20 apartments, with a mix of two-bedroom and studio units. The effort includes a $100,000 loan from the Bucyrus Foundation.

Dr. Brenda Cassellius, the new superintendent of Milwaukee Public Schools, is set to earn a salary higher than the city's mayor and Wisconsin's governor combined, with additional benefits and a contract through June 2027.

Regal Ware celebrates its 80th anniversary with a Partner Summit, highlighting the importance of local manufacturing and job creation, while focusing on innovation and strong partnerships.

Milwaukee forecasts a sunny day with highs near 59°F and winds up to 30 mph, transitioning to clearer nights and gradual warming throughout the week, but with an increased chance of rain by the weekend.

Milwaukee officer fatally shot an armed man during a response to a break-in call; a gun was found by the suspect. A second man was arrested, and the community reacts to the violence.

Timothy Lawson, a 62-year-old resident of an assisted living facility in Glendale, was safely found after being missing since March 2nd, ending a Silver Alert and community concern.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office celebrated International Women's Day by acknowledging the over 45 women on their staff, highlighting their importance to law enforcement and promoting gender diversity.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office discussed its budget considerations on Facebook, detailing the financial challenges and emphasizing the budget's impact on public safety.

District 5 to host two town hall meetings discussing community initiatives and addressing issues like streetlight outages. Residents are encouraged to participate positively in the democratic process.

A fatal shooting in Milwaukee claimed a 56-year-old's life; police are investigating without arrests or identified suspects. The community is urged to assist.

Wisconsin ESD K-9 units trained at the JCC Rainbow Day Camp honing skills to detect electronic devices, with K-9 Geo and his colleagues enjoying the camaraderie and hospitality.

Three Milwaukee schools will temporarily close due to lead hazards, with remediation efforts starting March 17. Health officials deemed closures necessary for safety.

West Allis invites residents to a community discussion on April 8 at Aurora West Allis Medical Center to create a welcoming environment for all ages, informed by the AARP survey.

A shooting at Bar 107 in Milwaukee's 9th district left one woman dead and another injured, prompting criticism of the bar's security by the local alderman.

Milwaukee Health Department and MPS screened 249 kids for lead, with few above CDC's reference value. Two schools show safe lead levels; city planning more inspections.

Milwaukee authorities denounce rising gun violence, emphasizing the permanence of shooting consequences and urging the use of support networks over firearms to resolve disputes.

The NWS forecasts a week of varied weather for Milwaukee, including sun, wind, rain, and snow with fluctuating temperatures and chances of precipitation.

One juvenile died and two others were injured in a West Allis rollover car crash involving a black SUV. The crash is under investigation with speed and reckless driving considered factors.

The National Weather Service in Milwaukee forecasts mostly cloudy skies, with temperatures ranging from 29°F to 46°F and calm winds shifting from northwest to southeast.

The Wisconsin DNR and WCC invite public input on environmental matters through the upcoming Fish and Wildlife Spring Hearing, with in-person and online engagement starting April 14.

Elon Musk's PAC gave a Green Bay resident $1 million ahead of a key Wisconsin Supreme Court election, drawing scrutiny and possibly influencing the court's balance.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley announced the CA50 Plan aiming for net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, with a 46% emissions reduction since 2005 already achieved.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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 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.

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.

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.

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."

Wisconsin's DNR seeks applicants for its Wolf Advisory Committee to offer diverse perspectives on wolf management and support the state's Wolf Management Plan. Applications are due by May 4.

76-year-old Bobbie Wade was killed by a suspected drunk driver after exiting her car at an earlier crash scene.

The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office honored correctional officers S. Fenceroy and T. Hintz for 25 years of service in a Facebook post, appreciating their dedication to the Milwaukee County Jail.

Harley-Davidson board member Jared Dourdeville resigned, criticizing the company's performance and culture. CEO Jochen Zeitz plans retirement, as the motorcycle manufacturer faces strategic challenges.

Milwaukee's Common Council, post-election, diversified committees for better representation and expertise, with new member Alex Brower and historic female chair appointments, including Coggs, Dimitrijevic, and Zamarripa, for key city issues.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office celebrated National Pet Day by sharing photos of staff's pets on Facebook, inviting the community to share their own pet photos.

A Silver Alert has been issued for missing 83-year-old Elma Edwards in Milwaukee, who was last seen near 70th and Courtland. She is a Black female with gray hair and brown eyes. The public is urged to assist in the search.

The Wisconsin DNR approved a variance for a new educational amphitheater at Newport State Park, enhancing visitor experience and aligning with the park's goals for outdoor recreation and education.

The Milwaukee Fire Department is commemorating its 150th anniversary by sharing historic stories and partnering with the Milwaukee Fire Historical Society & Fire Museum. They use social media to engage the community and honor their history.

The NWS forecasts fluctuating weather for Milwaukee, with sunny conditions turning to likely showers and thunderstorms, and temperatures ranging from the mid-40s to high 70s.

Azjuan Meriwether from Milwaukee was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for leading an armed drug trafficking network distributing fentanyl and other drugs, plus trafficking firearms.

Wisconsin's Senate Committee moves to advance a bill aimed at impounding vehicles for reckless driving, showing bipartisan efforts toward safer streets.

The article discusses safety concerns at Vincent High School after a fight escalated, suggesting a need for policy reviews, including cell phone regulations.