A federal grand jury in Madison indicted an Ironwood man after social‑media posts allegedly threatened ICE agents; the FBI and local agencies have joined the probe.

The Elected Officials’ Satellite Office at the Kenosha County Center will close for a week due to staffing issues, affecting local services but with alternatives available downtown or online.

A detective’s odd, low-tech test of a scorched driver’s seat helped investigators narrow the search in the killing of 19-year-old Sade Robinson. The seat clue joined surveillance and forensic testimony at trial.

Molson Coors says it has finished a roughly 400‑position reduction across its Americas business; the cuts include corporate roles at the Milwaukee campus. The move is folded into a larger cost‑savings push.

A $128,000 Badger 5 jackpot ticket was sold at the Stop N Go on Park Avenue in Fond du Lac in Wednesday's drawing. The winning numbers were 2-4-6-12-24.

Milwaukee police opened an Internal Affairs probe into how staff handled records linked to allegations against Marty Brooks. The inquiry follows a DA office resignation and public records disputes.

The South Milwaukee Police Department is fundraising for its K9 unit by selling branded swag, as announced on social media. Proceeds will support the police dogs.

An Oak Creek memory-care worker pleaded not guilty after being accused of taking a resident’s phone and rings; a preliminary hearing is set for March 6.

Brookfield and Linn County residents are warned against any burning due to near-critical fire weather conditions, as advised by the local fire department.

Madison GOP leaders rolled out a $2.3B plan that pairs one‑time rebates with school levy credits and targeted special‑education money while skipping a requested general aid increase.

A plea deal would let Walter Cunningham enter an Alford plea to an OUI charge while 28 recklessly endangering counts tied to children would be dismissed; the state plans to seek 60 days.

Trainee Carsen Beckman is recognized by the Brookfield Fire Department for his dedication to community service and ongoing personal and professional development in firefighting.

The Oak Creek Police Department unveiled new squad car designs, aiming to modernize and strengthen community ties, while planning a gradual rollout as vehicles are replaced.