A city discharge notice names a Milwaukee bridge operator after the Wisconsin Avenue span began lifting with a pedestrian on it; the operator is contesting the firing.

Oak Creek's government highlighted the city's decade of growth, emphasizing the development of Drexel Town Square and the Civic Center since 2015, and invited residents to share memories on social media.

Milwaukee Police Chief Jeffrey Norman faced criticism for attending a counterterrorism training in Israel, with activists concerned about the implications for local law enforcement amid conflict in Gaza.

The Milwaukee Police Department warns of winter ice dangers, citing CDC statistics of 1 million injuries and 17,000 deaths annually. Their social media post advises using salt, proper footwear, and handrails to prevent accidents.

Residents at Becher Court say boiler trouble left seniors and other tenants shivering through nights without heat while housing officials say boilers were repaired.

Rockwell Automation paid $62.5 million to acquire the real estate for its Mequon campus, reclaiming the site as the company ramps regional manufacturing investment.

Milwaukee police released images and a vehicle description tied to a Dec. 6 North Side homicide and are asking the public to help ID suspects.

Milwaukee opens extra warming shelter in response to severe Arctic chill, with local agencies coordinating aid for residents during dangerous subzero temperatures.

The Waukesha Fire Department employs data-driven insights to improve emergency response and reduce risks, reporting faster response times and safer conditions.

Chief Jeffrey Norman faced hours of public rebuke after attending a six‑day Israel training program; critics said the trip should have been vetted.

Milwaukee faces severe cold, with NWS issuing warnings for extreme wind chills; residents are advised to dress warmly and be cautious while traveling.

A stolen van sparked multiple chases before crashing into a median on I‑94; the driver surrendered and was arrested.

Former Sun Prairie West High School dean, Robert Gilkey-Meisegeier, agreed to plead guilty to a federal child exploitation case and is expected to receive a 15 to 18-year sentence.