Milwaukee expects a tourism boost with NCAA tournament despite the absence of local team the Wisconsin Badgers.

Oak Creek opens early voting at the Civic Center with times scheduled to accommodate citizens' varied schedules.

Southeastern Wisconsin faces disruptive weather with High Wind Warnings and Wind Advisories issued by the NWS, forecasting strong winds, power outages, and potential snow.

Serkan Akcilad was charged with the murder of his girlfriend Silan Tut in Milwaukee after living with her body for nearly a month and reporting it late due to claimed unfamiliarity with US laws.

17-year-old Nikita Casap is charged with vehicle theft and is a person of interest in his mother and stepfather's deaths. Authorities are seeking additional information.

Cudahy residents are alerted of ATI-Cudahy's early work hours, starting at 3 am, with potential noise and vibration disruption. The city provides channels for feedback on the industrial activity.

Milwaukee Police officers begin SRO training to meet a court-ordered deadline for their presence in schools, with a potential fine of $1,000 per day for non-compliance.

Wisconsin DNR offers supplemental grants for ATV safety and trail mapping, with extra funding for existing grant holders available until March 15 to improve safety and communication on trails.

The NWS forecasts mild weather fluctuations for Milwaukee, with sunny conditions and temperatures reaching the 60s, but cooler weather and possible rain and snow towards the weekend.

A meeting regarding Moorland Road's future is on March 17, at New Berlin Public Library, without a formal presentation. Road travelers can expect lane reductions and a 25 mph speed limit during construction.

Tosa Restaurant Week in Wauwatosa offers special menus and discounts at nearly 30 businesses, featuring a variety of cuisines and beverages, from March 13th to 22nd.

Waukesha's waste services change hands on March 31, 2025, with Johns Disposal set to replace Waste Management. Residents will receive new carts but see no schedule changes.

Erick L. Johnson, an 11-year-old boy from Milwaukee, reported missing, has been found and is safe. Police and the community had worked together to locate him. Details of his disappearance and return are not disclosed.