Extreme heat caused concrete to buckle at a Janesville intersection, closing part of W. Milwaukee Street for repairs, with officials urging caution until it reopens.

The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office announced a deputy sheriff hiring opportunity on social media, with the application deadline on June 22 and a provision for applicants lacking 60 college credits.

Milwaukee's 1st District is hosting Black on the Block event on June 21, featuring free food, activities, and a bike giveaway at Black Market, with support from J.A.Y. Academy and Adidas Cornerstone Community.

Town board chairman Richard Van Buren was arrested in Dodge County for allegedly killing a golden retriever, with the incident gaining attention on social media.

Oak Creek's Water and Sewer Utility received the 10-year President’s Award for outstanding water treatment standards, being one of eleven utilities nationwide recognized for this achievement.

Milwaukee is under an Extreme Heat Warning with a high risk of heat-related illnesses. Showers and possible thunderstorms are expected with moderate swim risk at beaches.

Milwaukee Police investigate a shooting that hospitalized four; two crime scenes are connected. No arrests yet; victims' ages and time of incident confirmed. Investigation continues.

Prominent leaders celebrated the Great Lakes' economic impact at Port Milwaukee and touted a fee waiver victory that promotes regional trade and job growth.

Milwaukee faces scattered showers and possible thunderstorms, with varying chances of rainfall throughout the week and a dip in temperature to 64 degrees at night.

A Mayville man, Felix Mata Eusebio, died after falling 40 feet from a ledge at Ledge County Park, with alcohol reported as a factor.

Milwaukee Police found Uzziah Franklin, a 10-year-old reported as critically missing, safe after a community-wide search.

Milwaukee police are investigating a fatal shooting of a 25-year-old late Saturday night. No suspects are in custody, and residents express concern over local violence.

68th Street in Wauwatosa will be closed at Wisconsin Avenue from June 16 until August for construction, but local traffic will be maintained. Detours via Bluemound and Hawley Roads are suggested.