The City of Oak Creek invites local artists to display and sell their work at this summer's Night Markets, offering a tent as a pop-up gallery space during the event.

Dr. Diana Ahmad will discuss the history of cowboys at Oak Creek Library, highlighting their cultural significance. Registration is open for the June 3 event.

One person died after a crash involving multiple vehicles in Milwaukee, which was sparked by nearby gunfire. A 23-year-old woman has been arrested, with police searching for more suspects.

A 45-year-old man was arrested in Wisconsin for impaired driving and causing a road rage incident involving brake-checking and confrontation. He faces multiple charges including OWI, and is in custody.

The Oak Creek Health Department and the Salvation Army are set to host the 9th Annual Oak Creek Health Fair on May 8, 2025, offering free health services and information.

The Green Bay Packers focused on offense in the 2025 NFL Draft, choosing lineman Anthony Belton and receiver Savion Williams, surprising fans who expected defensive additions.

Milwaukee County recommits to carbon neutrality by 2050, with a plan addressing emissions, community equity, job creation, and public health, after cutting current emissions by 46%.

A Brown Deer woman is charged with second-degree reckless homicide after fatally shooting her neighbor, a Milwaukee dentist, over a loud music dispute.

Milwaukee has implemented a new RT5 zoning district to allow buildings with 5-8 units, enhancing housing variety and addressing its diverse population.

Milwaukee's Common Council acknowledged local teachers' dedication, with Alderwoman Larresa Taylor celebrating their impact on education and community growth.

Fernwood Montessori School in Milwaukee reopens on April 25 after passing health department tests for lead clearance, with further cleaning completed in select areas. Other MPS schools are also being evaluated for lead hazards.

Milwaukee Officer Vashaun Young was charged with discharging a firearm near a school; a video shows him firing near homes and a youth center while off-duty.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff’s Office reported the investigation findings on inmate Nelson Javier Torres Morales' death, ruling it an accidental drug overdose with no staff wrongdoing.