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

Āya, from the team behind Saffron, opens at the Ascent next Monday with mezze, charcoal-grilled dishes and a 30-foot bar.

The Apostle Islands ice caves briefly reopened for the first time since 2015 but closed a day later after high winds and shuttle congestion forced rangers to reassess ice safety.

TMJ4 News featured the vibrant skating culture at Eble Ice Arena, and Waukesha County Parks thanked them on social media, inviting the public to watch the segments online.

Milwaukee's weather forecast includes rain, snow, thunder, and high winds, affecting travel with a Winter Weather Advisory for counties west of Madison.

Brookfield officials warned that Waukesha County faces high fire danger and urged residents to avoid spark-producing activities while burn restrictions are in effect. Check the state map for county status.

A 59-year-old man died after his pickup was struck by a St. Croix County dump truck on STH 29 near Withee; investigators from county and state agencies are probing the Jan. 27 crash.

A California man has received a 19-year prison sentence for his role in a wide-reaching drug trafficking and money laundering conspiracy affecting several Midwestern cities.

A Wauwatosa mother's tan Hyundai was stolen while her 4‑year‑old Ava undergoes chemotherapy, leaving the family without critical transportation and relying on community support.

A stolen ambulance with a patient inside triggered a high‑speed chase from Wisconsin Rapids to a field west of Pittsville; authorities say the patient is safe and a suspect is in custody.

Ventura Foods recalls over 20,000 peanut butter units in 40 states for potential plastic contamination, including products like peanut butter packets and twin packs with jam or jelly.

A cellphone video circulating in Milwaukee appears to show a Family Dollar security guard assaulting an apparently intoxicated customer. The recorder says police and the company have not replied.

West Allis will mail new assessment notices and post updated property values online by April 7. The mailings explain how to review and appeal assessments.