Milwaukee's weather forecast includes rain, snow, and strong winds, with the National Weather Service issuing a hazardous weather outlook for the upcoming week.

The Wisconsin DNR is promoting native plant sales to support local pollinators, with sales hosted by various entities and resources available on their website.

Milwaukee's 'orange barrel season' begins, indicating road repairs and infrastructure improvements, requiring driver and cyclist patience and safety adherence.

Oak Creek collaborates with CityWise to help residents find affordable, safe housing through an accessible online directory, featuring diverse rental options and supporting ease of navigation.

Alderman Russell W. Stamper, II invites young creatives to enter the Sister Cities International Showcase with the theme “Friendship: The Heartbeat of Global Peace.” Prizes up to $1,000 are offered.

Milwaukee Public Schools have complied with a court order to have school resource officers on-site, as required by state law, after legal pressure and the threat of fines.

Milwaukee experienced three separate shootings early Sunday, resulting in one death and several injuries; police investigations are ongoing as the suspect remains at large.

Wisconsin faces a wintry mix with 1-2 inches of snow and reduced visibility due to fog. Conditions will improve with sunny skies Monday and Tuesday, but a midweek storm may bring rain, thunderstorms, and more snow.

The Wisconsin Urban Forestry Council has recognized Wauwatosa for its innovative urban forestry initiatives, including a virtual tree tour and real-time Tosa Tree Dashboard.

The NWS Milwaukee has issued a varied forecast with thunderstorms, high winds, and potential snow, advising caution due to hazardous weather conditions.

The body found in Lake Michigan was identified as Kayla Sobczak, who went missing in December. The circumstances surrounding her death are under investigation.

Milwaukee officials, including Alderman Mark Chambers Jr., will discuss federal issues with residents at the Congressional Café town hall on March 15 at Marshall High School.

Wisconsin DNR emphasizes the importance of Ojibwe fishing rights and safety as the spring season approaches, with state and local law enforcement prepared to assist.