The NWS in Milwaukee forecasts a sunny day with a high of 67 degrees and a shift in the wind direction, with more sun and a slight rise in temperature expected in the coming days.

Brookfield's Motorcycle Unit will attend National Law Enforcement Week in Washington, D.C., to honor fallen officers, as announced on the department's Facebook.

A vehicle crash in Waukesha caused train traffic issues, leading to local road closures and traffic delays near Frame Park, with expected resolution by 6 PM.

Police Chief Jay Johnson of Greenfield disputes allegations leading to his leave, claiming political motives and maintaining his innocence with no prior complaints in his long service.

Milwaukee County successfully removed the abandoned "S.S. Minnow," with Supervisor Wasserman seeking to find and charge the boat's owners for the $55,000 expense.

Two online aquatic animal dealers were convicted in Wisconsin for shipping invasive crayfish species, with 20 citations issued to each across various counties.

The Drunk Uncle bar in West Allis has had its licenses revoked over allegations against the owner, including threats and sexual advances. The council's decision is effective immediately.

The Garden District's annual Spring Perennial Exchange is happening on May 10, overseen by Alderman Scott Spiker, where community members can share, swap, or buy plants.

Lincoln Memorial Drive in Milwaukee closes for removal of the abandoned and graffitied boat "Deep Thought" from the lakefront, funded by an anonymous donor and a local foundation.

Milwaukee's weather promises a mostly sunny day with temps reaching 58°F but with gusty Northeast winds. Showers expected tonight and a chance of rain Monday morning, followed by clearer skies and warming temperatures through the week.

Milwaukee County invites public input on service enhancements through the "Future State" Project and community meetings led by County Executive David Crowley to address disparities and improve efficiency.

Hundreds marched in Milwaukee on May Day, advocating for immigrant and worker rights, amidst rain and chants, with the community's socio-economic importance emphasized.

West Allis residents are invited to nominate properties for the city's annual beautification awards, recognizing exceptional residential and commercial landscaping and decor efforts.