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.

Oak Creek police arrested three individuals for OWI within 30 minutes, with incidents involving a gas station altercation and an impaired driver near railroad tracks. The department reaffirmed its zero-tolerance stance on drunk driving.

Oak Creek Civic Center will be closed on April 9 for staff training, resuming normal operations on April 10. Emergency services will remain available.

ICE agents arrest an individual inside Milwaukee's Safety Building, raising concerns about access to government services and due process. Local officials criticize the move, fearing negative implications on community trust and safety.

The 55th Street railroad crossing in West Allis is set to close permanently in May 2025 due to federally funded road reconstruction and new signal equipment installations.

Milwaukee's Historic Preservation Commission set the nomination deadline for the Cream of the Cream City Awards as April 7, inviting submissions for preservation achievements.

The Wisconsin DNR emphasizes cutting food waste and saving money during Food Waste Prevention Week, offering tips on understanding date labels, smart shopping, careful storing, and sharing leftovers.

The Milwaukee Common Council allocated $2.4 million for services including aid for immigrants and homelessness prevention, as well as community projects.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Milwaukee, including temperature predictions, wind conditions, and chances of precipitation for the current day, the upcoming weekend, and the following workweek.

Milwaukee faces wet and windy Wednesday with heavy rainfall and wind gusts up to 40 mph, per NWS. Severe weather may require spotter activation; conditions to improve post-storms.