Two individuals, Donald Mayer (51) and Tatiana Casap (35), were identified by the Waukesha County Medical Examiner following an investigation into their deaths.

Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office warns of phone scams using voicemails from spoofed numbers, urging victims to report incidents and spread awareness to prevent exploitation.

Alderman Jackson praises the patience of locals during the MMSD sewer project in Milwaukee and supports businesses like Sherman Perk Coffee Shop, hosting a meeting to discuss the project's impact.

The Western Milwaukee Phase 2B Levee and Floodwall Project team is holding an open house on March 12 to discuss the project's progress and future plans.

West Allis offers a free 9-week Community Transportation Academy starting April 2 through May 28 to educate locals on transportation design and advocacy, with Wednesday classes held 4-6 p.m., both in-person and online.

The Wisconsin DNR seeks public reports of black bear den locations to aid in research on bear populations and reproductive rates, including impacts of human-provided food on bears.

An RV caught fire late Saturday night near Wisconsin Highway 32 and Interstate 43; the driver sustained minor smoke inhalation. Firefighters extinguished the blaze. The cause is under investigation.

Mixed weather forecast for Milwaukee includes fluctuating temperatures, rain turning to snow midweek, and chances of precipitation, with calmer conditions expected by the weekend.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Milwaukee, mentioning cold temperatures, clear skies, and chances of rain and snow in the upcoming week.

A body was found in a Waukesha home, prompting a death probe and a search for missing family members. The sheriff's office asserts there's no public threat.

Grand Chute introduces new truck route regulations to redirect heavy trucks away from residential areas and onto designated roads starting March 3, 2025.

Milwaukee has been found in contempt for not assigning SROs to schools. The city faces a $1,000 daily fine starting February 27, postponed to March 15 to comply.

Detective Larrel Lirette retires from Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office after 28 years, receiving commendation for his service and impact on the community.