The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month by honoring the cultural traditions of its Hispanic members, like Firefighter Bermudez cooking traditional flan. They emphasize diversity and heritage in their work environment.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates its 150th anniversary, highlighting historical responses on social media, and continues to serve the community.

Support for unionization grows among workers at Milwaukee's Discovery World seeking fair wages, benefits, and respect through the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers.

The National Weather Service warns of hazardous Lake Michigan conditions, forecasting life-threatening waves and dangerous currents in several counties until 4 PM CDT. Storms and high swim risks are expected into next week.

The Milwaukee County Board has approved agreements for the Mitchell Park Domes' revitalization, delegating the effort to the Milwaukee Domes Alliance.

Milwaukee invites residents to shape the city's financial future, with a 2026 budget proposal on Sept 23 and public hearings on Oct 6 and 18 to maximize community engagement.

NWS warns of hazardous waves and currents on Lake Michigan shores from tonight through Saturday. A Beach Hazards Statement and thunderstorm predictions are in place for the Milwaukee area.

Barbara Halpin, an 83-year-old woman from West Bend, was reported missing but has been found safe. A Silver Alert had been issued during her disappearance.

Milwaukee police found six children locked in a storage unit; two adults were arrested, and an investigation into child abuse and neglect is ongoing. No injuries were reported among the children.

A school administrator was wrongly accused of mocking Charlie Kirk's death due to a mix-up with a similar name; the district clarified the confusion amid harassment.

Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office recognized Emergency Management Deputy Director John Stuhlmacher for his dedication to public service and diverse contributions to specialized teams.

Alderwoman Dimitrijevic and Alderman Chambers Jr. urge Wisconsin residents affected by floods to apply for FEMA aid, emphasizing the first-come, first-served nature of the nearly $30 million fund.

Wisconsin's first state park, Interstate Park, prepares to celebrate its 125th anniversary with a special event featuring a variety of activities, including hikes, history exhibits, rock climbing, and food trucks.