The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates 150 years of service, sharing historic moments via social media, with contributions from the Milwaukee Fire Historical Society & Fire Museum.

Milwaukee's weather forecasts a cloudy day with a high of 61°F, light evening showers, and persistent northeast winds. The rest of the week suggests variable clouds, chances of rain, and warming temperatures nearing 75°F by Friday.

A wrong-way collision on I43 in Ozaukee County resulted in two fatalities and serious injuries. The incident closed northbound lanes for hours while authorities investigated.

The West Allis Police Department is intensifying traffic patrols to curb reckless driving, urging public reporting and evidence collection of such incidents.

The Milwaukee Police Department honored soldiers on Memorial Day for their sacrifices. They expressed gratitude for military service in a social media post, reminding the public to remember the fallen.

Milwaukee's Memorial Day weather features clear skies and mild temperatures, turning cloudy in the evening. Rain is expected midweek with showers likely and a 70% chance of precipitation. Sunny conditions may return by the weekend.

The Milwaukee Fire Department is celebrating 150 years of service, sharing historical events such as notable fires that occurred on May 23 of various years, showcasing their dedication and adaptability in firefighting.

Milwaukee is expecting sunny, mild weather with a high near 55 degrees, and a light breeze today, changing to a mostly cloudy evening with a low of 42 degrees.

Franklin Plan Commission sets a May 22 public hearing to discuss a special use permit extension for multi-family development by Safari Homes Franklin, LLC.

The Milwaukee Brewers partnered with Habitat for Humanity to begin building a home, one of 34 planned for first-time buyers at affordable prices, announced by Milwaukee City Development.

A Sheboygan man, Nolan M. Pitsch, has been indicted for the production and possession of child pornography; he could face decades in prison if convicted.

The Wisconsin DNR advises the public to keep wildlife wild, cautioning against disturbing young animals that may appear orphaned, urging people to observe from a distance, and to consult professionals before intervening.

A 19-year-old was fatally shot near MLK Jr. Drive and North Avenue in Milwaukee. The police are investigating and seeking information from the public.