Mixed weather, including rain, possible thunderstorms, and snow, is expected in Milwaukee, with varying temperatures and windy conditions throughout the week.

Wisconsin's DNR will conduct controlled burns at Lakeshore State Park between March 31 and April 9, 2025, closing the park for one day. The burns promote native species and reduce wildfire risks, with park updates posted online.

Alderwoman Larresa Taylor invites 9th District residents to a town hall on immigration and local issues on March 27 at 9849 N. 97th St., aiming for community engagement.

American Family Field introduces the "Go-Ahead" hands-free ticket system using facial authentication, aimed at reducing entry times for Milwaukee Brewers fans.

The WisDOT began reconstructing W. Forest Home Ave., but failed to properly communicate the start date and parking restrictions, impacting local businesses and residents.

The National Weather Service predicts variable weather in Milwaukee, with sunny skies and possible rain later, turning into a rainy weekend with chances of thunderstorms and temperatures varying between 37 and 68 degrees.

Elon Musk supports Brad Schimel for Wisconsin Supreme Court amid controversy over his financial influence and potential conflicts with Tesla's lawsuit.

ATI-Cudahy and the City coordinate an early start to operations for March 29, involving loud industrial hammers, and encourage residents to give feedback on the impact.

Milwaukee is preparing for a festive Independence Day with parades, picnics, and fireworks, continuing a tradition since 1911. Some parks opt-out due to reforestation, but celebrations continue citywide.

The Oak Creek Public Library is offering a Six-Minute Memoir Workshop, led by author Mary Helen Stefaniak, to teach compact autobiographical storytelling.

A double shooting in Milwaukee left one dead and another wounded; police are investigating with no arrests yet. They seek public assistance to find the suspect.

The Oechsner family visited the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office to honor their late son, Denny, and express gratitude to first responders, suspecting his history of concussions and potential CTE played a role in his passing.

The Drunk Uncle bar's liquor license is at risk due to paperwork issues and a separate customer lawsuit over alleged staff misconduct and owner behavior. The license non-renewal hinges on the owner's resolution of fees with the state.