A 62-year-old woman was found dead after deputies responded to a 911 disturbance north of Elkhorn; one person of interest is in custody as the investigation continues.

A Climate Central analysis finds Milwaukee's January averages are about 8.3°F warmer than in 1970, a shift already changing Lake Michigan ice, snow and winter recreation.

A phoned threat prompted a Ranger Alert at UW‑Parkside, briefly shutting down the campus and canceling events. Law enforcement cleared the scene and investigators are tracing the call.

Franklin's plan commission advanced creating a TIF district to help fund Land By Label's $83M mixed‑use project at 76th and Rawson. The proposal now heads to the Common Council.

A movable life‑ring cabinet has been placed along Pewaukee Lake after drownings last summer, offering bystanders a quick flotation device while crews respond.

Wisconsin has begun rule‑making to add Krabbe disease to its newborn screening panel; officials say lab setup and follow‑up could delay testing for up to two years. Advocates say the change could catch the rare, fast‑moving disorder in time for lifesaving treatment.

A county-hosted meeting next Thursday will let Greendale residents weigh in as officials negotiate a lease or sale of the historic Trimborn Farm.

Washington County firefighters visited a local school to teach children about fire safety and familiarize them with firefighter gear and responsibilities.

Linn County and Brookfield residents are warned of critical fire weather conditions, with authorities asking to avoid burning and sparking activities.

The Brookfield Fire Department held a training session focused on portable pump operations and the use of Tanker 1, which allows for dynamic firefighting and is essential in areas without hydrants.

The Waukesha Ice Sculpting Competition during the JanBoree this Saturday features expert ice carvers, adding to the city's vibrancy and supporting local businesses.

A 23-year-old was critically injured after a shooting and a subsequent crash near 40th and Vienna on Milwaukee’s north side Thursday. Police say the investigation is ongoing.

A multi‑story Kenosha apartment building caught fire Thursday night; crews rescued residents, two people were treated and the building was declared uninhabitable.