Wisconsin DNR increases law enforcement on trails to improve ATV/UTV safety during Labor Day weekend, focusing on reducing fatalities and promoting responsible riding.

A police chase in Milwaukee for a shooting suspect ended in a fatal crash involving an uninvolved driver. The suspect remains at large. This marks the 5th such incident in the city this year.

A 16-year-old was shot and killed in Milwaukee; police are seeking the gunman. The city faces a concerning trend of youth violence. No arrests have been made.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny days and clear nights for Milwaukee, with temperatures in the upper 60s to mid-70s and a mild northwest breeze. A slight chance of showers is expected Wednesday night into Thursday.

Senator Tammy Baldwin continues her "Fighting for Wisconsin Families" tour, addressing issues such as Medicaid cuts, education threats, and flood relief.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office notified the public about the relocation of registered sex offender Jeffrey T. Indresano to the Town of Trenton.

Waukesha County continues its recovery efforts after severe flooding, coordinating with local agencies and urging residents to report damage. Public costs have reached $4.4 million with road safety checks ongoing.

A Canadian Pacific Railway train carrying crude oil derailed in Dodge County, spilling oil but causing no injuries or fire. Cleanup is ongoing as concerns over track safety rise.

Milwaukee County officials are investing a $9 million settlement in projects to combat the opioid crisis, focusing on prevention, recovery, and data analytics enhancements.

Wisconsin DNR urges prospective hunters to enroll in education courses required for legal hunting, offering various formats, including traditional and online, especially vital for beginners and archery enthusiasts.

The Kenosha County Fair will feature county government resources, including free Narcan training and service information. It also introduces green initiatives to encourage local biodiversity.

Waukesha residents face severe flooding, with the city updating safety information on its website and social media. Officials urge avoiding floodwaters and road closures as the Fox River reaches record levels.

The Milwaukee Brewers' game on Sunday will proceed as scheduled despite half the stadium's parking lots being inaccessible due to flooding. Fans with unusable tickets or parking passes will receive a credit.