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.

A troubled man, Isaiah Stott, was involved in a shootout with Milwaukee police, leading to an officer wounded and Stott dead; prior behaviors raised concerns.

The National Weather Service has issued advisories for extreme cold in Wisconsin, with wind chills reaching -25 to -29 degrees, warning of frostbite risks. The advisories are in effect until noon Tuesday.

Milwaukee teacher's aide Yessenia Ruano, at risk of deportation, has been granted more time in the U.S., providing temporary relief for her and her family.

Authorities, with FBI assistance, averted an Indiana school shooting plot following a tip and arrested 18-year-old Trinity Schockley, noted for her obsession with previous mass shooters.

Brenda Cassellius, joining MPS as the new superintendent, pledges reforms and transparent hiring to tackle challenges identified in an audit, such as job role overlaps and a culture of fear.

A Milwaukee police officer was seriously injured and a suspect killed when the officer was shot with a semi-automatic rifle during a confrontation. An investigation by local police is ongoing.

An independent audit reveals systemic issues within Milwaukee Public Schools and offers recommendations for improvement. Governor Evers releases funds to aid in reform efforts.

City Hall celebrates Black History Month with quilts by Ethel White and Dianne Pratt on display, showcasing over 200 quilts rich in African-American culture until the end of February.

Wisconsin’s DNR offers 2-year-old oak seedlings for reforestation, highlighting four native types and requiring a minimum order of 300 for landscape and ecological benefits.

City Hall hosts a quilt display by Ethel White and Dianne Pratt, celebrating Black History Month, with contributions from the local quilting group and emphasizing the storytelling power of art.

I-94 northbound near Oak Creek was closed due to reports of gunfire; no evidence found, reopened after 43 minutes.

The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department announced the closure of applications for their Law Enforcement Academy Sponsorship. Successful candidates receive a salary and free academy training from July 30 to December 5, 2025.