Dense fog slows Monday’s morning commute in Milwaukee; showers and thunderstorms are likely later and Lake Michigan beaches will be rough. Expect gusty winds and brief heavy rain.

A Milwaukee attorney was sentenced to 21 years in prison and 15 years of supervision after a jury convicted him in a 2022 sexual‑assault case; the victim described lasting trauma.

Seeds of Health will convert Grandview’s building into Veritas East for 2027–28, expanding the Veritas model and backing the move with an $800,000 DPI subgrant.

A Pleasant Prairie absentee mailing mix-up sent the wrong ballot to at least two voters; the Wisconsin Elections Commission and USPS are reviewing the case ahead of the Aug. 11 primary.

An early‑morning blaze at a Kenosha Amazon fulfillment center forced the safe evacuation of 360 employees and left the building with heavy smoke and water damage.

A Sussex man was arrested after a stabbing at the Hideaway Motel in Greenfield; the Milwaukee victim suffered non-life-threatening injuries and is expected to survive.

After more than a decade, Badger football is headed back to Newsradio 620 WTMJ under a new multi-year deal with UW Athletics and Good Karma Brands.

A 14‑year‑old was struck in a midday shooting on Milwaukee’s North Side; police say a mishandled gun wounded the teen and two men were arrested.

Oak Creek is buying a high-visibility parcel near IKEA for about $3.6M, giving the city new leverage over development at the I‑94 interchange.

FEC filings show Beloit billionaire Diane Hendricks made a $25 million gift to MAGA Inc., her largest recorded political donation, joining a small group of megadonors funding the pro‑Trump PAC.

Aurora reports $1.93B in community benefit for Wisconsin in 2025, funding mobile clinics, family supports and suicide‑prevention screenings across the state.

A pedestrian was killed after being struck by a train Tuesday morning in Waukesha. Police closed nearby streets and are investigating at the scene.

One year after a driver plowed through barricades on Water Street and severely injured two recent graduates, survivors and families say answers from police and the city are still missing. They want stronger protections on weekend nights.