Jolly Good Soda was named the Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin for 2024, winning a public vote contest organized by Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce and Johnson Financial Group.

A clerical error by Milwaukee Public Schools resulted in a two-year suspension for Bay View and Pulaski high schools' football teams from WIAA play, forcing them to forfeit all games.

A fire broke out at a Johnson Creek landfill, calling for a multi-departmental firefighting response; crews worked to contain it with no immediate threats to residents reported.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny days ahead for Milwaukee with temperatures in the 60s and 70s, minor fire weather concerns west of Madison, and only a slight chance of showers mid-week.

Milwaukee's Bay View and Pulaski High Schools must forfeit their 2024 football games, including playoffs for two years, due to a paperwork error with the WIAA.

A person accidentally stabbed themselves during a fight at Mayfair Mall in Wauwatosa, leading to police response and hospitalization. The incident occurred near Macy's and involved two acquainted individuals.

Wauwatosa is considering a $15 vehicle registration fee to improve traffic and infrastructure, with an anticipated $407,000 for road maintenance and calming measures. Public input is sought.

A suspected car thief in Milwaukee was arrested after crashing into a pole during a high-speed chase, resulting in non-fatal injuries and the discovery of illegal drugs.

Anthony Brown, Jr. received an eight-year federal prison sentence for cocaine distribution and firearms possession on the Menominee Indian Reservation.

The NWS predicts sunny days for Milwaukee with temperatures reaching up to 81 degrees. Early patchy frost is possible, but no hazardous weather is expected. Weekend may see showers with a 30% chance Saturday night.

A man was arrested in Waukesha after a domestic violence report led to a standoff where police used tactical measures, including drones and explosives.

Milwaukee's weather forecast predicts sunny skies and the possibility of high winds today, with gusts up to 30 mph. Evening will see clear skies with continuing breezes. A Hazardous Weather Outlook indicates potential for patchy frost tonight inland.

A 32-year-old Alabama man died in a fiery solo vehicle crash in Oak Creek, with the car hitting a light pole and catching fire. His identity is not yet released.