County Executive David Crowley declares a state of emergency in Milwaukee County due to severe storms and flooding from over 10 inches of rain. Residents are advised to avoid unnecessary travel and report damage.

Milwaukee waives fees at Drop-Off Centers until August 17 to help with flood recovery, as announced by Commissioner Kruschke and shared on social media.

A fatal shooting occurred in Milwaukee involving police and an armed suspect linked to business robberies; officers are on administrative duty pending investigation.

The NWS in Milwaukee/Sullivan issued flood-related warnings for Wisconsin due to heavy rain, with river levels rising and impacts on infrastructure and residents.

Wisconsin DNR announces the sale of bonus antlerless deer harvest authorizations for the upcoming hunting season, available first-come, first-served starting August 18.

The West Allis Arts Collective seeks community members for a meeting on August 12 to discuss the local arts scene and upcoming events, including volunteering for the Tiny Tins Project and September's Art on the Plaza & Arts Showcase.

Milwaukee faces a hot weekend with highs near 91°F, potential showers, and thunderstorms. A moderate swim risk is flagged on some beaches due to high waves and currents.

The Wisconsin DNR has proposed a permit allowing for incidental harm to Blanchard's cricket frogs due to a transmission line project, while still aiming to protect the species.

Wisconsin DNR seeks volunteers for deer and game bird population monitoring to enhance conservation efforts and wildlife management, with easy participation through a mobile app.

The "Cops. Custard. Community." event in Grafton, at Culver’s, combined community engagement with fundraising, where the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office thanked participants and highlighted partnerships.

Christopher Hoerth was sentenced to 12 years for his sister's fentanyl overdose death in 2020, following a verdict of First-Degree Reckless Homicide and Felony Bail Jumping.

Bronzeville Week in Milwaukee offers a variety of events, including art workshops, a fashion seminar, healing sessions, and a block party, celebrating local culture and wellness.

Milwaukee's Back to School Bash on August 7 offers free school supplies, backpacks, and food to ease students' return to school, emphasizing community and student confidence.