The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office shared online safety tips for minors and seniors on Safer Internet Day via Facebook, covering vigilant online practices and where to report exploitation or internet scams.

Agents seized 18 pounds of meth and other drugs from a Milwaukee storefront near 44th and Center; two people were arrested and federal charges are expected.

A Menomonee Falls family finally got a 1920s player piano back after years at a West Allis shop. The Neuhaus Piano Workshop owner now faces a felony theft charge in Milwaukee County.

The Brookfield WI Fire Department shared kitchen and food safety tips for Super Bowl Sunday, focusing on preventing cooking fires and maintaining food at safe temperatures.

Dan and Stefanie Carter are opening a family-run coffee shop in Kenosha with on-site small-batch roasting and grab-and-go service.

A short pursuit that began after a vehicle struck a Brown County squad car ended on US‑151; deputies arrested a 44‑year‑old man and a 34‑year‑old woman with no injuries reported.

Clear and frigid Saturday morning in Milwaukee with highs near 20°F. Light snow possible late Saturday night; mariners warned of freezing spray.

During Burn Awareness Week, the North Shore Health Department emphasizes home burn prevention and safety practices like setting water heaters to 120°F and testing water before use.

A Milwaukee man was arrested for shooting at a truck driver in a Greenfield gas station; no one was injured, motive unknown, and potential charges pending.

Milwaukee County approved a contract with UnitedHealthcare for handling health claims for county employees, with Executive David Crowley emphasizing coverage security and future administrative improvements.

Prosecutors have charged 23-year-old Jhony Marchena with first-degree intentional homicide in the 2022 north-side killing of Daneysha Velez. Court filings cite surveillance, vehicle, cellphone and fingerprint evidence.

Prosecutors added two felony counts and a misdemeanor Wednesday against Greenfield Police Chief Jay Johnson, alleging he tried to influence an internal probe and wiped a city-issued phone.

Ald. Peter Burgelis advanced an ordinance to make departments report six‑figure or percentage budget variances to the Common Council to avoid late‑year surprises.