Wisconsin's DNR announces the 2025 bear hunting season from September 3 to October 7, with over 146,000 hunter applications and specific zone regulations. Hunters must register their catch and submit teeth for research.

Milwaukee police responded to nearly 20 street takeovers this Labor Day weekend, with residents and law enforcement concerned for safety and public order.

A 22-year-old named Keith Davis was fatally shot in Milwaukee; police are investigating with no suspects yet detained.

New Berlin Police seek the owner of a lost dog found wearing a camo collar, currently cared for by HAWS, after failing to identify him through a microchip.

A 66-year-old pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run in Milwaukee. Police are searching for the suspect vehicle, and urge witnesses to provide any helpful information.

Connie Ramthun was named the 2025 State Natural Areas Volunteer of the Year by Wisconsin DNR for her work controlling invasive species and restoring native plants.

Martha Brown found guilty of first-degree intentional homicide in the 2024 killing of Richard Platt; faces potential life sentence.

A Milwaukee judge dismissed a lawsuit against a Buc-ee's travel center over a filing technicality, but the suit may be refiled. Residents remain concerned, while the city moves forward with the project.

FEMA completed a Preliminary Damage Assessment in Milwaukee County for flood recovery, with potential federal aid pending presidential approval. Local efforts continue with support from the Red Cross and the Crisis Cleanup initiative.

Wisconsin's DNR issues safety reminders for Labor Day weekend, focusing on life jacket use and sober boating to prevent accidents on crowded waterways.

Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office celebrated its 190th anniversary with historical displays and community bonding at the National Night Out event, as shared on its Facebook page.

Milwaukee's forecast predicts a sunny week with comfortable temperatures, hitting highs in the upper 70s and lows in the 50s, with no severe weather expected.

Milwaukee is hosting its 3rd Annual Back to School Festival at Indigenous People’s Park, featuring free food, music, and school supplies, with community building activities arranged by Alderman Mark Chambers, Jr. and the Milwaukee Police Department.