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.

The Wisconsin State Park System celebrates its 125th anniversary with events for outdoor enthusiasts, reflecting on its history and future expansions.

Cinco Lokos restaurant is opening in Milwaukee on March 1st and will serve Veracruz-inspired cuisine with a modern twist. The event will feature free appetizers and handcrafted margaritas.

The Wisconsin DNR is seeking entries for their annual wildlife stamp design contest for the 2026 hunting season, with benefits for conservation. Submissions are due by August 1, 2025, and judging will occur at the Waterfowl Hunters Expo.

Milwaukee's Black History Month to end with a celebration at City Hall featuring performances, honors for local heroes, and digital tributes to honorees online.

A fire in Union Grove resulted in the death of business owner Jeffery Paradise. Investigations are underway to determine the cause of the fire and Paradise's death.

Ald. Milele A. Coggs calls for meeting to address lead exposure in Milwaukee Public Schools, focusing on the situation at Golda Meir School and seeking solutions for child safety.

An explosion in a Racine duplex injured Tim Lapoint and Michelle Haws, who were rescued and hospitalized. The cause is under investigation; neighbors helped in the rescue.

YAPP USA Automotive Systems has agreed to pay $14.2 million to settle allegations of falsely claiming eligibility for a PPP loan despite its Chinese state-owned enterprise status.