The first week of Maxwell Anderson's murder trial in Milwaukee ends, with evidence presented against him for the killing and mutilation of Sade Robinson.

Southern Wisconsin braces for showers, thunderstorms, and unhealthy air quality due to Canadian wildfire smoke, as advised by the National Weather Service and Wisconsin DNR.

Wisconsin's DNR seeks experts and stakeholders for its Beaver Management Plan Committee, with applications due by June 20. The plan's revision will involve public input and scientific data through 2026.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office is promoting Critical Incident Stress Debriefings for first responders, highlighting their benefits for mental health during Mental Health Awareness Month.

A 70-year-old Milwaukee man died in a collision in Caledonia involving an SUV and a pickup truck towing a boat; police seek information from witnesses.

Waukesha County offices will close on Memorial Day to honor fallen military service members. Citizens should plan around the closure. Normal operations will resume May 27.

The Oak Creek Police Department confirmed the safe finding of missing man Brian Bohman through a Facebook post, ending the search involving the local community.

Milwaukee weather report: Morning clouds and 49°F, becoming mostly sunny with a high of 61°F. Clear evening, low around 43°F. Sunny Memorial Day. Chance of rain increases Tuesday.

Franklin residents will discuss proposed changes to Tsunami Express Car Wash's special use permit at a hearing on May 22 at the City Hall, where community input will shape the business's operation.

The Wisconsin DNR emphasizes water safety and life jacket use ahead of Memorial Day, noting three boating fatalities this year and highlighting safety education.

Tenants of Highland Court Apartments are to return to their units after a deadly fire, as fire department's bravery is noted and lack of sprinklers highlighted due to pre-mandate construction.

City officials to review City Hall's active shooter response and improve safety measures after a recent incident. Public meeting scheduled for transparency.

The Menomonee Falls Village Board has redirected $300,000 from the library to police funding amid a rise in crime, sparking local debate over the decision's impact on community services.