An Oak Creek Police raid in Milwaukee resulted in the seizure of drugs, firearms, and cash, and the suspect's arrest, as detailed in a social media post emphasizing the department's commitment to combat drug trafficking.

Wisconsinites prepare for the Statewide Tornado Drill on April 10th, during Severe Weather Awareness Week, with Waukesha County reminding residents via social media. The drill includes tests on NOAA Weather Radios and activation of sirens.

The Wauwatosa Police Department collaborates with Northeastern University on a hot spots policing project, showing promising results in reducing crime.

Wauwatosa is updating its zoning code in alignment with its Tosa Tomorrow 2045 Comprehensive Plan, with public input sessions planned and a focus on diverse housing and maintaining neighborhood character.

ENGAGE West Allis is organizing a free Origami Crane Workshop at OPE Brewing Co., aiming to create an art installation and foster community unity and creativity.

New Berlin officer Sgt. Dodson faces misconduct charges for stealing DEA drugs from a K9 training program. He accessed a locker and removed drugs and narcotic weight cards. The police department has implemented new safeguards for drug storage.

Milwaukee council members seek explanations for ballot shortages in recent elections, with Council File #241915 set to address the issue in an upcoming Judiciary and Legislation Committee meeting.

Hamilton High School mourns junior Owen Briggs, an athlete killed in a car crash after practice. Friends created a memorial, and the school district sent condolences, offering support. The cause is under investigation by Menomonee Falls Police.

Milwaukee's Common Council passed legislation opposing any amendment to allow more than two presidential terms.

Salvador Coronado has been charged with reckless homicide and endangering safety after a fatal crash in Racine that killed Tyreana Scales and injured four teens.

The article recounts how the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office honored Sheriff Denita R. Ball and women in law enforcement during Women's History Month, touching on the month's significance and origins.

A woman bitten by a security K-9 at Mayfair Mall has hired a civil rights lawyer. The incident, starting as a verbal then physical altercation, was captured on video, which went viral. Authorities were notified a day after the occurrence.

Wisconsin's new fishing license year starts April 1, with licenses now required and new regulations in effect. Anglers can buy licenses online or in person, and the DNR emphasizes conservation and responsible fishing practices.