Milwaukee faces severe flooding, power outages, and property damage, causing the premature end of the Wisconsin State Fair and prompting emergency responses and recovery efforts.

Neegee J. Cloud convicted by federal jury for burglary and assault with intent to murder on Menominee Reservation.

Milwaukee County's first Costco, a 162,000-square-foot store, has been approved by Franklin's planning commission, signaling potential economic growth and redevelopment in the area.

Alderman Westmoreland is hosting "2025 Rooted Together in the 5th," offering music by Donna Woodall and a screening of "Remember the Titans" with local food trucks and free popcorn.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources advises residents to avoid interfering with young wildlife, emphasizing the importance of natural learning and survival skills.

Milwaukee Police seek public help to locate missing 59-year-old Mae Evans, last seen wearing glasses, a cheetah print bonnet, and a striped shirt. She has dementia, adding urgency to the search.

A woman and a child were injured in a rollover crash involving a semi and two SUVs on I-43 in Milwaukee. Both are stable and the freeway has reopened.

Port Washington hosted its annual National Night Out, offering community engagement with local law enforcement, including equipment displays, interactive experiences, and a focus on strengthening community ties.

Milwaukee's S. 43rd Street will face disruptions due to an underground powerline project until 2027. Lanes will be closed, but traffic will remain partially open. Two public meetings are scheduled to discuss the project's impact on August 5th.

A collaboration between Wisconsin DNR and USDA Wildlife Services freed a young bear with a jar on its head after covering about 50 miles across several counties.

Dane County Regional Airport is offering nonstop flights for UW Badgers football fans to select away games in Alabama and Oregon, and from Ohio and Seattle to Madison.

A 15-year-old girl died after being rescued from Lake Michigan; she was initially found not breathing and in critical condition due to strong winds and rip currents at Carre-Hogle Park.

Sterling Sharpe was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, with emotional moments shared with his brother Shannon, also a Hall of Famer. A talented former Packers receiver, Sterling's career was celebrated at the ceremony in Canton, Ohio.