The Milwaukee Police Department is searching for Makenzi Gayden, a critically missing 15-year-old, last seen near 64th and Bradley, described with brown eyes and a black and blue hairdo.

Milwaukee's Finance and Personnel Committee approves a bill to waive permit fees for flood-related home repairs, aiding residents affected by recent flooding.

Milwaukee officials are encouraging public input on the 2026 budget, with Mayor Johnson to present recommendations soon. Two meetings are scheduled for citizen participation.

The NWS Milwaukee forecasts a steady pattern of clouds, showers, and thunderstorms for the coming days, with mild temperatures and varying chances of rain throughout the week.

The Wisconsin DNR invited public input on the Chippewa Flowage's future conservation plans, working with USFS and LCO to update the joint management plan.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley announced the $95 million redevelopment of MKE Airport's Concourse E to boost international flight capacity and economic opportunities without taxpayer funding.

Milwaukee's weather is mostly cloudy, with temperatures expected to rise to 80°F. A light breeze and warmer conditions are forecasted, with slight chances of weekend showers and thunderstorms.

West Allis unveils a community-made senbazuru, a 1,000 origami crane display symbolizing peace and unity, which will tour the city, including contributions from late resident Madeline Mishefske.

Milwaukee celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with a special bus design launched by County Executive David Crowley, highlighting Latino cultural influences in the area.

Milwaukee leaders and health professionals focus on suicide prevention, offering enhanced support services and promoting awareness during National Suicide Prevention Month.

A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect in Milwaukee until 10 AM, with low visibility. The region anticipates sunny weather with a chance of thunderstorms later in the week.

President Donald Trump approved $29.8 million in disaster relief for Wisconsin flood recovery, as reported by FOX6Now and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office announced the graduation of Jailer Class 271, following the earlier graduations of Class 270 and Deputy Recruit Class 95, highlighting the commitment of new public servants.