Milwaukee experienced a cool morning with temperatures in the high 40s. Clear with light northwest winds, the day promised sunshine and a high near 60, with a calm week ahead.

Wisconsin's DNR hosts free open houses at two fish facilities on Oct. 11, featuring tours, eggs collection demos, and hands-on activities related to fishery management and stocking Lake Michigan.

Wisconsin residents can order native tree and shrub seedlings for 2026 planting from the state's DNR to support conservation efforts and the Trillion Trees Pledge.

Washington County Disaster Recovery Center is now operational with new hours for flood recovery assistance, located at 333 E Washington St, and open Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

The Wisconsin DNR encourages residents to engage in educational events and conservation efforts during International Bat Week to protect bats from threats like white-nose syndrome.

Milwaukee is experiencing a pleasant autumn with sunny skies and temperatures in the low to mid-80s, but a chance of rain is expected by the start of next week.

FEMA teams are in Milwaukee County to aid flood victims with federal assistance applications and offer guidance through DRCs and online or phone options.

UnitedHealthcare members in Wisconsin face out-of-network costs at Ascension facilities after the two fail to agree on contract terms. Negotiations continue, but the current impasse affects commercial and Medicare/Medicaid plan holders.

A 20-year-old moped rider died in a collision in Milwaukee; the driver of the car involved was taken into custody, with the crash under investigation.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley warned of risks to local health services amid the federal government shutdown, stressing the importance of federal funding for vulnerable residents.

The article describes a period of pleasant fall weather in Milwaukee with sunny skies and temperatures in the 70s, according to the National Weather Service.

West Allis Fire Department launches a campaign for free smoke detector installations to promote fire safety, highlighting hazards of lithium-ion batteries.

Milwaukee experienced dense fog on Saturday morning, with a National Weather Service advisory warning of visibility below one mile. The rest of the day was expected to clear up, leading to a pleasant week ahead.