Two criminal cases tied to former Milwaukee city attorney Tearman Spencer were reassigned to Waukesha County after a judge flagged a potential conflict. Judge Ralph M. Ramirez will now oversee both matters.

Milwaukee’s mutual insurer will distribute a record $9.2B to policyowners after a banner 2025 that pushed revenue past $40B and operating gains above $10B.

A 66-year-old woman was found dead near 44th and Mitchell in West Milwaukee on Feb. 24; police arrested a 38-year-old suspect and say there is no ongoing public threat.

A West Chester man was sentenced to 15 years after traveling to Oshkosh to sexually abuse a minor he met online.

Neighbors and online volunteers in Two Rivers marked the second anniversary of 3‑year‑old Elijah Vue’s disappearance as court dates and allegations continue to unfold.

Light snow and gusty northwest winds will brush Milwaukee on Sunday. Gale Warning for Lake Michigan; little accumulation but travel delays possible.

Milwaukee customers say a regional car‑wash chain reactivated canceled memberships and billed cards; the company points to a system migration and offers a help form.

Milwaukee County has put a demolition contract out to bid that targets Holler Park's long‑closed pool and a handful of other underused park buildings. The move is part of a plan to cut maintenance costs and open space for new amenities.

Rumeal Campbell was sentenced to ten years for armed robberies in Milwaukee, where he and his accomplices stole over $23,000 and used violence to intimidate victims.

A La Crosse man was sentenced to three years in prison and 10 years of supervision after pleading guilty in a 2023 Milwaukee crash that killed one person. The sentence follows a November 2025 plea and surveillance-video evidence cited in court records.

Four people were pulled from a Dousman pond after the ice gave way; three were checked by medics and officials warned that warming weather has made ice unsafe.

A Milwaukee parent faces felony battery and terroristic threat charges after an alleged attack on school safety staff at Green Tree Preparatory Academy, court papers say.

Franklin Health Department hosts a suicide prevention event for middle schoolers and parents, focusing on mental health, danger signs, and communication strategies, without needing registration.