The National Weather Service forecast for Milwaukee predicts mild weather with partly to fully sunny skies, slight frost chances, and a gradual warm-up to 76 degrees by Thursday. No severe conditions are expected.

Milwaukee Police are searching for critically missing Suzanne M. Grundy, 41, last seen near 12th and Walnut. She is a white female with brown hair, green eyes, and was wearing a white shirt with light blue pants.

A semi-truck collided with a stationary vehicle in Greenfield, causing one fatality and impacting traffic on Layton Avenue. The truck driver is unharmed and cooperating with the police investigation.

Milwaukee launches a respiratory season awareness campaign with public vaccinations for city officials and free vaccines for residents to combat flu and COVID-19.

Milwaukee reached its 100th homicide of 2024, marking a somber milestone with the death of 17-year-old Javontae Davis. A memorial service was held as the city shows resilience despite its struggles with gun violence.

Milwaukee Police are investigating possible human remains found by the Milwaukee River; the case is not linked to Sade Robinson's. Details remain limited during the active inquiry.

A 12-year-old Arizona girl was arrested for making a terroristic threat toward a Milwaukee school, with no threats against local Buckeye schools. The investigation is ongoing.

The Milwaukee Police Department seeks public help in locating Laquita Ward, a critically missing 36-year-old woman.

A hit-and-run in Milwaukee resulted in one death and one injury; a second person was later shot at the same location, and a third shooting occurred hours later. The police have arrested the driver and are investigating the shootings.

Zachary A. Zastawniak was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison for sexually exploiting a minor online and will be under supervised release and registered as a sex offender afterward.

Milwaukee County officials address a $19 million shortfall by amending a resolution that funds the Market Match program and orders a staffing study of the Sheriff's office.

A former Milwaukee city employee received a 12-month prison sentence for embezzling over $350,000 from the city by selling city assets for personal gain.

Nathan Hale High School in West Allis was evacuated due to an unspecified incident, with local police securing the scene without any injuries reported.