A 51-year-old was killed Monday morning on N. 105th Street on Milwaukee’s northwest side. Police say the investigation is ongoing and are asking for tips.

A 24-year-old was shot near 82nd and Brown Deer Road on Sunday evening; Milwaukee police are investigating and asking for tips.

The Spurs blasted the Bucks 127-95 at Fiserv Forum, ending Milwaukee’s nine-year playoff streak and leaving the franchise with immediate roster and injury questions.

Mild, partly sunny Sunday in Milwaukee. A slow-moving front brings thunderstorms Monday night into Tuesday.

Two workers died after an equipment-related explosion at NaturPak's Janesville plant; the company has paused operations and brought in an outside safety firm.

Justen Poulson pleaded no contest to a drug‑related homicide‑by‑vehicle charge in the Oct. 3, 2025 crash that killed his mother; sentencing is set for June 8, 2026.

Truck Country advanced a plan for a Freightliner dealership near I‑94 after a reported $3.3M land deal for nearly 49 acres in the Somers/Paris growth area. Rezoning and permits are next.

A Milwaukee father who pleaded guilty to felonies after an Oct. 25 crash that killed his 5‑year‑old son is facing sentencing. Court and witness accounts say the children were unrestrained and the driver was intoxicated.

The City of Milwaukee ordered the Sentry Foods at 71st and Lisbon temporarily closed after inspectors found renewed pest activity. The store reopened earlier this month but was shut again pending reinspection.

The Common Council sent Karin Tyler’s nomination back to subcommittee, complicating leadership of the Department of Community Wellness and Safety as grants near expiration.

More than 100 No Kings protests are scheduled across Wisconsin this Saturday, with flagship rallies planned at the State Capitol in Madison and Washington Park in Milwaukee.

A GOP anti‑SLAPP bill that passed the Assembly in February stalled in the Senate after objections tied to Sen. Cory Tomczyk’s lawsuit against a Wausau paper. Supporters vow to try again next year.

Spring snowmelt eases flood risk across much of southern Wisconsin, but several northern and central rivers already have higher odds of minor to moderate flooding.