Milwaukee anticipates extreme heat with temperatures potentially reaching the mid-90s and a heat index up to 108 degrees, prompting health warnings and the opening of cooling centers.

Milwaukee road closures on June 20 for a vigil honoring three young adults killed in a crash last year, aiming to raise awareness about reckless driving.

Morning showers in Milwaukee will clear up for warm, sunny Juneteenth celebrations; however, thunderstorms and a heatwave are expected over the weekend.

Wisconsin DNR highlights the role of pollinators and encourages conservation during Pollinator Week, with actions like planting native species, avoiding pesticides, and supporting the Endangered Resources Fund.

MPS revealed a Lead Action Plan to tackle lead contamination in schools, expanding remediation to 14 additional schools and discussing a $1.5 billion budget for the upcoming year.

Ashley Hudson was killed in Milwaukee during a family dispute, with her death captured live on Facebook. Three relatives, including two teenagers, have been arrested. Hudson, a mother, was allegedly beaten and stabbed before being shot.

The NWS Milwaukee forecasts storms, potential floods, and a weekend heatwave with an 80% chance of rain today and high temps around 69°F, cooling to 62°F at night. Heat index values may reach 100 degrees over the weekend.

Milwaukee residents will observe a Juneteenth flag-raising ceremony at city hall, reaffirming the city's commitment to recognizing African American history and freedom.

The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department marked World Elder Abuse Awareness Day by posting on social media about the different forms of elder abuse and ways to report it in their community.

A Milwaukee man, Damien Huff, was sentenced to life in prison for fatal armed robberies, including one that resulted in the death of armored truck guard Scott Bee.

Yaskawa America invests $180 million to move its North American HQ to Franklin, WI, creating over 700 jobs and potentially attracting $18 million in state tax credits. The move includes building an 800,000-square-foot campus.

The National Weather Service Milwaukee/Sullivan has updated the weather forecast, indicating overcast skies and mild temperatures with some sunny days ahead, but warns of high swim risks and potential thunderstorms.

The Menomonee Falls Summer 2025 newsletter, The Current, details upcoming events, community updates, and features photos of local parks, aiming to enhance residents' community life.