Milwaukee alders propose new legislation to prevent minors from buying hemp-derived THC products after a child was hospitalized following a legal purchase.

A cyclist died after a collision with a city truck at a Janesville intersection; authorities and the Wisconsin State Patrol are investigating the incident.

Wisconsin utility companies seek canine 'ambassadogs' to front a safe digging campaign, reminding the public to call 811 before excavation to prevent underground utility damage.

Two individuals, including a 72-year-old man, were killed in West Allis, Wisconsin. The elderly man, a suspect in the neighbor's murder, was shot by police after not complying with orders.

The Milwaukee County Board rejected the McGovern Park Senior Center development plan after community opposition led by Supervisor Felesia A. Martin, prioritizing green space and public land over private development.

Local residents and Alderman Stamper are addressing the closure of a vital Pick 'n Save store in Milwaukee, seeking a new grocer to prevent a food desert.

Milwaukee faces foggy conditions with humidity at 97% and a chance of showers and thunderstorms, reaching 84 degrees. Showers likely tonight; weekend looks clearer but Sunday may bring storms and 91 degrees.

Milwaukee County won six NACo Achievement Awards for initiatives including improving accessibility, combating opioids, and investing in affordable housing, recognized for innovation and effectiveness.

The Wisconsin DNR is continuing dike repairs at Bakken's Pond, allowing water levels to fluctuate to minimize wildlife disturbance. The completion date is uncertain.

The NWS in Milwaukee has issued an extreme heat warning, advising residents to take precautions against heat-related illnesses as heat index values may reach 110 degrees.

The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department warns of a scam using text messages with fake FDIC kiosk bond instructions, misusing official logos, and urging citizens to stay vigilant and report scams.

Milwaukee plans to celebrate Juneteenth Day with a parade and festival on June 19, commemorating the end of slavery, including a broadcast by local station TMJ4.

Oak Creek Public Library is hosting a "Reptiles of Wisconsin" educational event on July 19, providing hands-on learning about local amphibians and reptiles.