Yesterday evening, a 58-year-old man was fatally beaten near the intersection of 24th and Locust in Milwaukee, according to local reports...

Lakefront Brewery in Milwaukee transformed Black Friday into a craft beer celebration, where enthusiasts line up for limited-edition releases and participate in charitable events like the Warm Hearts Community Coat Drive.

Milwaukee faces a cold week with light snow, strong winds, and low temperatures. A brief break from snow is expected, but the cold remains persistent.

A 34-year-old woman died in a rollover crash on Milwaukee's Stadium Interchange; alcohol may have been a factor. The MCSO is investigating the incident.

Catholic Memorial High School students participated in the 11th Crusader Day of Service, contributing over 1,500 hours to community projects.

A Mississippi man received an 8.5-year sentence for traveling to assault a 12-year-old girl in Wisconsin, following a multistate investigation and coordinated law enforcement efforts.

A chase in Milwaukee ended in a crash, with police apprehending a man wanted for questioning in a homicide and other offenses. No injuries were reported.

Five men, including a retired judge and a firefighter, were charged in a suspected Milwaukee prostitution ring. They are set to appear in court on December 20.

Milwaukee Police investigate a Saturday morning homicide at 8th St and Rogers, urging the community to provide information. Identity and details of the adult victim are undisclosed.

Maxwell Anderson is set for trial in December for the first-date murder, mutilation, and arson of Sade Robinson. His defense faces challenges, notably the recent decryption of the victim's phone.

A Silver Alert has been issued for 83-year-old Richard Wohlers from Grafton, last seen in Beloit, driving a distinctive blue-green 2009 Mercury Grand Marquis. He is believed to have dementia and authorities are urging the public to assist.

Milwaukee County invests $3 million in affordable housing at the former Bucyrus-Erie site, creating 171 rental units. County Executive David Crowley emphasizes inclusive housing for working families and veterans.

Jeffrey S. Polenske retired from his role at Milwaukee’s Department of Public Works after 31 years, planning to move to the private sector as VP at Michael Baker International.