The Huron Group is reviving the long-stalled Villas at Strawberry Creek in Kenosha. The first phase would deliver 36 duplexes, with construction slated to begin in mid‑2026.

A 30-year-old Waukesha woman died after her car rolled over on a curve in the Town of Ashford late Wednesday. Officials say she was pronounced dead at the scene.

OnMilwaukee ran an April Fools post claiming President Trump renamed the Hoan Bridge 'Don Hoan.' The piece is satire; the Daniel Hoan Memorial Bridge's name remains unchanged.

A second tenant is moving into the Ridgewood Industrial Center in Menomonee Falls, promising about 150 jobs and village approval for a 13,000‑sq‑ft staging area.

A 16-year-old was shot Monday night on Milwaukee’s north side in the 3600 block of North Port Washington Avenue; police are investigating and asking for tips.

A Milwaukee Lyft driver says passengers forced her from her car at gunpoint near 41st and Hampton; police recovered the vehicle and are investigating.

Dozens of police squads responded after hundreds of teens gathered at Bayshore Mall Sunday and several fights were captured on video.

Gov. Tony Evers vetoed three GOP education bills, including a measure that would have required DPI sign‑off before school referendums. The move comes as dozens of districts head to the ballot.

A Racine motorcyclist died after a vehicle collision at Durand and Cleveland; police are asking witnesses to come forward. Investigators are reviewing footage and reconstructing the scene.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled officers must read Miranda warnings to students before in‑school interrogations, a unanimous decision that could reshape SRO practices statewide.

A truck drove through Grace Coffee's Third Ward storefront early Friday; the owners say no one was hurt and the cafe will remain closed while repairs are made.

Milwaukee’s city attorney filed to declare Highgrove Holdings a public nuisance, saying about 260 properties were neglected, tax‑delinquent and unsafe. The suit names owner David Tomblin and seeks court orders to force remedies.

Crews have started clearing trees for a 41‑mile Enbridge Line 5 reroute in Ashland County even as tribes and environmental groups push new court challenges. The coming April hearings and federal appeals will likely decide whether work continues or is halted.