An 89-year-old Milwaukee woman is charged with hit-and-run after striking a 9-year-old girl with her car in Cudahy, thinking she hit an object, not a person. She plans to give up her license.

A rollover crash on Interstate 41 in Wisconsin caused traffic delays, prompting emergency crews to respond and transport individuals with minor injuries to the hospital.

Three men were charged in Racine for a fatal shooting at a chicken restaurant linked to gang retaliation, with additional firearm and bail jumping charges.

Mequon police link a series of burglaries to a South American crime group, urging residents to activate security systems and report suspicious activity.

Janesville announces Thanksgiving closures and service adjustments, including City Hall and the library, with waste management schedule changes and paused public transportation services.

The National Weather Service in Milwaukee predicts varied weather, with sunny days and chances of rain, temperatures ranging from the mid-30s to low 60s, and light to moderate winds.

The Rice Lake community mourns Toni Ann Peterson, 60, found deceased after a multi-day search. Her death is under investigation with no signs of foul play reported.

The Cherish Wisconsin Outdoors Fund is allocating over $100,000 to six habitat projects across various counties to support conservation efforts and enhance outdoor recreation.

Milwaukee City Hall hosts a week of Latvian cultural events, including an exhibit and Latvian Independence Day celebration, highlighting Latvia's history and Latvian-American contributions.

The Wisconsin DNR is seeking public input on changes to the Recreational Trail Program, including separating grant guidance and altering application deadlines.

High-speed chase ends with crash, suspect arrested in Brookfield; State Police lead the investigation, community assured of safety. No further details provided.

City residents are invited to register for a free Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Alderman Peter Burgelis and Live Laugh Loaves, emphasizing community and gratitude.

Wisconsin's DNR warns hunters not to shoot swans, as all native and non-native swan species are protected by law and misidentification could lead to penalties.