A Brookfield police officer was struck by a vehicle while investigating a crash, sustaining non-life-threatening injuries; the driver was apprehended and faces charges.

Milwaukee Common Council members oppose a federal bill that would allow a president to serve three terms, viewing it as catering to a minority and harmful to American democracy.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley honors Black History Month, highlighting the impact of Black Americans in labor and social progress, and commits to advancing racial equity.

The Wisconsin DNR is hosting a meeting to discuss local fisheries knowledge and surveys in northeast Wisconsin at Wautoma High School Library, with virtual attendance available.

Wisconsin introduces a new forestry-themed specialty license plate to support sustainable forest management, with purchases including a $25 annual donation and additional fees.

Elma Edwards, an 83-year-old woman from Milwaukee, was found safe shortly after a media alert was issued for her disappearance. She had been classified as "critically missing."

Milwaukee PD honored Officer Sydney Snow, who was killed during an undercover operation on January 30, 1982, with a Facebook post remembering his bravery and sacrifice.

Tara Cavazos's appointment to the Milwaukee Safety and Civic Commission is approved by the Public Safety and Health Committee, awaiting the Common Council's final vote.

Milwaukee's decision to delay a memorial for Sade Robinson, whose dismembered body was found last April, sparked racial tension after the committee received racist emails.

The DNR is seeking public input on Stoughton, Wisconsin's plan to upgrade its water system with Safe Drinking Water Loan Program funds, with a review period open until February 11, 2025.

The Wisconsin DNR presented preliminary findings on CWD impacts on deer survival and predator interactions in southwest Wisconsin, from an extensive study with over 1,200 tagged animals.

A Dodge County man has been charged with arson for a fire in a Lomira duplex, where he reportedly confessed to the act after being arrested. Firefighters saved two dogs, and no one was injured.

Two separate shootings in Milwaukee have resulted in two fatalities and two injuries, with the Milwaukee Police Department investigating and a suspect in custody for the triple shooting.