WisDOT reopens College Avenue park-and-ride lots for Summerfest shuttles on selected weekends, with strict parking enforcement to prevent unauthorized overnight parking.

Milwaukee is considering implementing red light and speed cameras to combat rising traffic fatalities and reckless driving. This would make it the first Wisconsin city to use automated traffic enforcement, despite a state-level prohibition.

A domestic disturbance in Cedarburg led to a tactical standoff at a business, with road closures and a multi-agency response. The suspect was taken into custody using non-lethal means after refusing to surrender.

A child died following a boating collision on Little Muskego Lake, WI, involving two boats. The incident is under investigation by the Wisconsin DNR. No other significant injuries were reported.

Milwaukee is grappling with a wave of shootings that left 2 dead and several injured, including a quadruple shooting near Stark Foods II and another near the Fiserv Forum. Police investigations are ongoing and no arrests have been made.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates its 150th anniversary, planning to share its history and significant events throughout the year on social media.

Police in West Milwaukee are searching for Daniel Livingston, a missing 43-year-old man, last seen at a local hotel and due to board an Amtrak train to Michigan.

Motorcycle crash in Milwaukee results in one fatality, with the other driver fleeing the scene; authorities seek public assistance in the investigation.

Milwaukee County Supervisors demand accountability and transparency from the Sheriff's Office over jail deaths and urge public involvement for substantive reforms.

Milwaukee's weekly forecast predicts fluctuating rain chances and thunderstorms, with temperatures in the high 60s to 70s and drier conditions expected midweek.

Michael G.V. Comino sentenced to 22 months for healthcare kickback conspiracy and ordered to pay over $2 million to Medicare.

Milwaukee man Ace Vue’s bail is set at $2 million for a fatal wrong-way crash that killed Jay and Nicole Horne and injured their daughter Allissa on Interstate 43.

Milwaukee officials support new legislation imposing $500 fines for spectators of dangerous "street takeovers," aiming to restore safety and peace in affected neighborhoods.