A Milwaukee man is charged with three intentional homicides after a series of shootings in one night, with evidence including witness accounts and surveillance footage.

Milwaukee officials, led by Supervisor Shawn Rolland, introduced a Bus Fare Compliance Pilot Program to address a 33% fare evasion rate on MCTS buses, reallocating $620,965 in funding to enforce fare collection and improve system finances and safety.

The Milwaukee County Board's Finance Committee is set to approve a budget amendment focusing on early intervention for children, legal aid for tenants, and access to fresh produce.

Masked individuals prompted a lockdown at Milwaukee Area Technical College's downtown campus. Police responded and cleared the scene after a search, confirming no threat.

FBI Milwaukee launched "Operation Chalkline" with local, state, and federal agencies, arresting 22 individuals on federal charges and seizing drugs, guns, and vehicles.

Milwaukee County Supervisor proposes security personnel on buses and at stops to address fare evasion and budget shortfall impacting the Milwaukee County Transit System.

Alderman Scott Spiker invites Milwaukee residents to a family-friendly Ghostly Garden Walk on October 26, promising crafts, treats, and Halloween fun.

Wisconsin DHS warns of ongoing mosquito threat after a local horse contracts EEE virus, urging residents to take preventive measures against mosquito bites until the season's first hard frost.

Oak Creek Public Library is upgrading its book sorter, causing temporary changes in the return process and potential delays, while assuring no late fees as returns will be backdated.

Milwaukee and the MPA are close to finalizing a new police labor contract, pending approval by MPA members and the Common Council. Details are not yet public.

The National Weather Service forecasts cooler, cloudy weather with a chance of showers for Milwaukee, followed by clearer skies and frost advisories later in the week.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office warns of scammers impersonating officers and demanding money for missed jury duty, threatening arrest. They advise the public to hang up and report such calls.

Wisconsin celebrates Forest Products Week to recognize the economic and environmental importance of the forestry industry, which contributes $27 billion annually and supports over 56,000 jobs in the state.