The Milwaukee Fire Department commemorated 150 years of service and fallen members, specifically highlighting two firefighters who died in 1926, seeking community contributions for memorials.

Milwaukee reflects on Pope Francis' impact following his death at 88; he was known for his humility and support for the marginalized. Milwaukee Archbishop Grob praised Francis' pastoral dedication to the end.

An Oshkosh man has been charged with producing child pornography, facing 15 to 30 years in prison if convicted. The case is part of Project Safe Childhood and is investigated by the FBI and local authorities.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates 150 years of service, honoring Lt. Zanders and other fallen heroes, and seeks information for memorials and a historical book.

Maurice Williams, a youth football coach and security guard, was shot and killed in Milwaukee, prompting community mourning and calls for an end to violence.

The Wisconsin DNR announces a temporary closure of the Camp Lake boat launch for improvements from April 21 to 25, with alternate dates in case of bad weather.

Menomonee Falls residents can use a free bulk item curbside pickup service from May 5-9. Sign-up is required by May 2 via phone, email, or live chat. Certain items are restricted.

A deadly single-vehicle crash in downtown Milwaukee resulted in the death of the driver and injuries to the passenger. Speeding was a factor in the accident.

An 11-year-old Milwaukee boy, Kaidan Hudson, was found safe after being reported missing but went missing again hours later, prompting a renewed search.

A 24-year-old Indian asylum seeker was arrested in a sting operation in Washington County after trying to scam an elderly woman through deceptive emails and coerced Bitcoin payments. He is held at the county jail with an ICE detainer.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates 150 years of service, detailing its history on social media and planning a year of reflection on significant events, including notable fires.

Two individuals face charges after a six-year-old child's fatal shooting in Milwaukee; one could face 35 years in prison while the other may face up to 116 years if convicted.

Milwaukee Police Department hosted a Law Enforcement Appreciation Luncheon to honor over 200 local officers, fostering camaraderie and gratitude for their service.