Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office received hearts and crosses from two churches, symbolizing unity after a Fredonia incident, as part of the Heart of Mercy and Compassion program.

A Milwaukee man, Demetric Scott, faces charges for framing an immigrant by threatening President Trump and ICE, in an attempt to obstruct the witness from testifying against him in an upcoming robbery trial.

The NWS forecasts mixed weather for Milwaukee with chances of showers, thunderstorms, strong winds, and potential urban flooding, while warning of hazardous beach conditions.

The Little Read Book in Wauwatosa is closing after 40 years; owners cite family time as the reason. A final sale starts June 15 before the store closes in July.

Milwaukee's Common Council will host a special ceremony for LGBTQ+ Pride Month, with local leaders and journalists to be honored, amidst festivities including the Pride Parade.

Milwaukee faced a series of shootings on May 31, resulting in four deaths. The violence spanned from early morning to late evening, with ongoing police investigations.

Milwaukee's weather forecast promises a pleasant week with temperatures ranging from 40s to high 80s, including sunny days, a warmer start to the week, and chances of midweek showers and thunderstorms.

The Milwaukee Police Department's use of Flock Group's AI-powered license plate readers is under debate, with concerns over privacy and a report of accessing Illinois cameras for classified investigations.

The Locust Street Festival of Music and Art returns to Riverwest, featuring local talent, artisans, music, a beer run, and festivities starting at 11:30 a.m. on June 1.

Kenosha County holds its annual Household Hazardous Waste Collection on May 31 for proper waste disposal, excluding items like latex paint and tires. A diaper drive will also take place during the event.

Sheriff Christy Knowles received the 2025 CIT Trailblazer Award for her work with the Crisis Intervention Team and mental health awareness in Ozaukee County.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates 150 years by sharing historic moments and stories, including significant events such as the adoption of their patch and past emergencies they've faced.

Milwaukee Fire Department hosts an Open House at Station 13 on May 31st to celebrate its 150th anniversary, featuring tours, safety education, and family activities.