A man was killed in a Watertown hit-and-run after being dragged four blocks. The 54-year-old driver was arrested, facing charges including homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle.

Milwaukee Police are searching for missing 44-year-old Noah Turner, last seen near W. Chambers Street. His disappearance is unusual given his regular contact with family.

Milwaukee Police seek the public's help to find 68-year-old Abran Huerta, missing near Zablocki VA Medical Center. He is considered critically missing.

Leo, a trained facility dog, provides comfort and support to Wauwatosa residents and first responders. He works across various departments and enjoys a balanced life of relaxation on weekends.

The City of Waukesha provides multiple payment methods for annual taxes, including online, bank branches, mail, drop boxes, and in-person at the Clerk’s office. Additional fees may apply for some transactions.

Veronica Nevarez joins Wauwatosa as City Clerk, bringing extensive municipal experience to oversee elections, record-keeping, and licensing, aiming to enhance transparency and engagement.

Milwaukee County marks a year of prehospital whole blood transfusions in trauma care, with 38 patients treated in the initiative's first year, a first for Wisconsin EMS.

Law enforcement joined the Daisie Foundation and NLLEO to deliver holiday celebrations and gifts to a Milwaukee school, fostering community relations and shared joy.

New Berlin Police share tips to prevent package theft during holidays, including coordination with neighbors, using smart locks, and reporting suspicious behavior.

Glendale Police Department shares about a friendly terrier mix, Pixie, who visited them and is available for adoption.

The 35th Annual SkillComp hosted by ABCWI showcased apprentices competing in trades like carpentry and plumbing, aiming for the National Craft Championships.

Cudahy residents will see a one-time stormwater bill increase due to a clerical error in the billing system, with future bills expected to return to standard rates.

Wisconsin State Patrol launches 'Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over' campaign, stepping up impaired driving enforcement efforts during the holiday season to prevent tragedies like last year's 403 crashes involving impaired drivers.