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.

Wisconsin DNR advises the public to observe young wildlife from a distance during spring and contact professionals before intervening, as many species leave their young alone for safety.

The Wisconsin DNR's Learn to Hunt Bear program is inviting newcomers to learn about bear hunting, offering education on various aspects. Applications and instructor volunteer information are available on their website.

Milwaukee official addresses city's litter problem, clarifying that a $500 fine exists and apologizing for any offensive remarks, while expressing personal commitment to the issue.

The Milwaukee County Supervisor was targeted by a jury duty scam, with the Sheriff's Office warning against scammers impersonating officials and demanding payment to avoid arrest.

Milwaukee faces litter problems with seasonal thaw, prompting local groups to clean streets as city officials enforce littering fines to deter pollution.

Milwaukee's weather forecast includes rain, snow, and strong winds, with the National Weather Service issuing a hazardous weather outlook for the upcoming week.

The Wisconsin DNR is promoting native plant sales to support local pollinators, with sales hosted by various entities and resources available on their website.

Milwaukee's 'orange barrel season' begins, indicating road repairs and infrastructure improvements, requiring driver and cyclist patience and safety adherence.

Oak Creek collaborates with CityWise to help residents find affordable, safe housing through an accessible online directory, featuring diverse rental options and supporting ease of navigation.

Alderman Russell W. Stamper, II invites young creatives to enter the Sister Cities International Showcase with the theme “Friendship: The Heartbeat of Global Peace.” Prizes up to $1,000 are offered.

Milwaukee Public Schools have complied with a court order to have school resource officers on-site, as required by state law, after legal pressure and the threat of fines.