Former Milwaukee Bucks player Junior Bridgeman died at 71, with the basketball community and Milwaukee mourning his passing and commemorating his legacy.

Chantelle Simmons, a 13-year-old from Milwaukee, was found safe after being reported missing on March 10. The police and community had searched urgently for her.

Waukesha has announced its 2025 Spring Election dates, with April 1 as Election Day. Voters can cast absentee ballots by March 27 or in-person from March 18-28, and are directed to the city's website for more details.

The NWS issued a Milwaukee forecast with sunny days and potential thunderstorms, with temperatures varying from highs in the low 40s to near 60 degrees and strong winds expected later in the week.

Karsen Frame was promoted to Detective at the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office, recognized for her varied roles and contributions to law enforcement since 2013.

Milwaukee's iconic LGBTQ+ bar, This Is It!, has shuttered before its 57th anniversary. City officials recognize its legacy and urge support for local, queer-owned businesses.

Kenosha authorities investigate after a woman's body was found in Lake Michigan near Eichelman Park; identity and death circumstances are under review.

Detective Michael Buechler was promoted to Lieutenant in Ozaukee County's Jail Division, with Sheriff Knowles and a ceremony marking the occasion. His wife pinned his new badge.

Three individuals were wounded early Saturday in a shooting in Milwaukee's North Division neighborhood; victims are hospitalized and expected to recover.

Hundreds protested in Milwaukee against proposed workforce cuts at the VA by the Trump administration, voicing concerns for veterans' care and workers' jobs.

The Wisconsin DNR's spring issue of "Wisconsin Natural Resources" magazine covers wetlands, state park anniversaries, wildlife, and tips for outdoor activities, available both online and in print.

Milwaukee County Transit System expands same-day Transit Plus paratransit service for wellbeing trips, gaining high rider satisfaction and increasing accessibility for urgent needs.

The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction reports critical challenges in teacher retention and compensation, with only 55.6% of new teachers remaining after seven years, prompting a call for increased investment in the education workforce.