Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley signed a resolution for a safety action plan to combat rising reckless driving, aiming to eliminate traffic deaths by 2037.

The Milwaukee Brewers honor Bob Uecker with a special patch for sale, benefiting his favorite charities. The patch celebrates Uecker's legacy as a Hall of Famer and broadcaster.

A Wild Rose man was arrested in Winnebago County after an 18-mile car chase that started in Fond du Lac County when he failed to stop for a deputy. He faces felony charges including fleeing and endangering safety. No injuries were reported.

A 44-year-old passenger was killed in Milwaukee when their vehicle was hit by another car traveling the wrong way. The police are investigating the incident.

Alderwoman Pratt invites Milwaukee residents to a sunset hike in Havenwoods State Forest, featuring a discussion on habitat restoration and a hot cocoa session.

The Wisconsin DNR is seeking public feedback on the environmental review for Chetek's proposed drinking water project, deemed to have no significant environmental impact.

A 4-year-old was shot and killed in Milwaukee; two adults have been arrested. The incident is under investigation with few details released. Police urge witnesses to share information.

The FBI announced Operation Level Up, an initiative that warns and educates individuals about cryptocurrency investment scams, saving victims over $285 million.

Milwaukee prepares for 5-9 inches of snow with a Winter Storm Warning in effect; heavy snowfall expected to disrupt travel, particularly Wednesday evening.

Milwaukee's 5th District approves sale of a property for Darick Spears' new bookstore-café complex, aiming to enhance the community with multiple facilities and job creation.

A teen was arrested after a high-speed chase and foot pursuit across I-43 in Milwaukee; the chase began when police recognized a car linked to an armed robbery. The suspect, a minor, faces several charges.

Warren J. Grignon pled guilty to distributing fentanyl and involuntary manslaughter after an overdose death in a tribal jail, facing up to 28 years in prison.

Milwaukee officials invite locals to contribute their views on Villard Plaza's future at a community meeting hosted by Alderwoman Pratt on February 17.