A traffic stop by an Ozaukee County Sheriff's Deputy led to the seizure of methamphetamine laced with fentanyl and resulted in the driver facing severe drug charges.

The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office is hosting Drug Take-Back events for safe disposal of medications, aiming to prevent drug misuse and environmental hazards.

National Community Development Week highlights local programs like the CDBG, which faces potential budget cuts in West Allis, prompting calls for public support.

The National Weather Service in Milwaukee predicts showers and possible thunderstorms across Wisconsin, with varying chances of precipitation throughout the week and mixed conditions.

A family retained attorney B'Ivory LaMarr amid sexual misconduct allegations at Rufus King High School, involving students and a staff member. No charges have been filed, but investigations are ongoing.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley launches a youth apprenticeship program with local schools and AECOM, offering students real-world experience in the Investing in Justice Courthouse initiative.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of varied weather in Milwaukee, with clouds, rain, and possible thunderstorms, alongside fluctuating temperatures and wind changes.

Chaplain Steve Niles was honored with the "Richard S. Kassel/Lifetime Service Award" by the Waukesha County Sheriff's Department for his exceptional service.

Wauwatosa offers free mulch from local tree removals to residents, with pickup assistance on specific dates and a self-service option throughout summer.

The National Weather Service Milwaukee/Sullivan forecasts storms with severe threats for Milwaukee, advising caution for possible strong winds and hail, and spotter activation.

Milwaukee's 13th District announces Project Clean and Green by Alderman Scott Spiker, starting April 21, for residents to dispose of bulky household items for free.

Milwaukee launches an online platform for professional license applications, renewals, and management, offering 24/7 convenience for various licenses, highlighted by Alderperson Zamarripa and License Division Manager Cooney.

The Wisconsin DNR urges the public to aid migratory birds by actions like turning off lights and planting native trees amidst a decline in bird populations.