The Wisconsin DNR warns of the dangers of late-season ice for ATV and UTV riders and advises checking local sources for ice conditions and carrying self-rescue gear.

Milwaukee Common Council members released a statement promoting community engagement and reminding citizens of their ancestors' legacy, urging them to vote, learn advocacy, and build strong communities.

Jackson Township will see the release of sex offender Jeremiah J. Purtell on February 25, 2025, with residency at 1725 Cth NN and GPS monitoring until 2051.

SCHEELS is set to open a 210,000-square-foot store in Wauwatosa’s Mayfair Mall by spring 2027, offering sports goods, entertainment, and generating 500 jobs.

Alderman Peter Burgelis will support Ukrainians at a rally in Wisconsin marking three years since Russia’s incursion into Ukraine. The event celebrates Ukrainian courage and calls for ongoing U.S. support.

Milwaukee County launches an Overdose Dashboard for real-time insights into the overdose crisis, aiming to inform strategies to combat opioid-related issues.

The National Weather Service issued a Cold Weather Advisory for Milwaukee and southeast Wisconsin due to extreme wind chills reaching -23°F. Residents are warned of frostbite risks and light snow. Conditions should improve later in the week.

A business conference in West Allis aims to empower women entrepreneurs with networking, breakout sessions, and stories from successful businesswomen on April 9th at The Gage.

Milwaukee Public Schools face legal pressure to comply with a state mandate to place 25 school resource officers in schools, amidst funding disagreements with the city.

Wisconsin taxpayers can donate part of their state tax refund to the Endangered Resources Fund to help protect species and natural areas, with donations being matched dollar for dollar.

Milwaukee officer seriously injured in shoot-out; suspect killed after firing at police. Officer returning fire is on administrative duty. Incident under investigation.

The National Weather Service has issued warnings for heavy snow in Milwaukee starting Wednesday, with 4-9 inches expected and possible travel disruptions.

The Lake Drive Reconstruction Project in Shorewood begins in February, with completion expected in late fall 2025, impacting WIS 32 traffic and local routes.