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

Greenfield announces a Spring Primary on February 18, 2025, with details on voting and registration available on MyVoteWI website, and early voting offered at City Hall.

Southern Wisconsin faces a Winter and Wind Advisory, with icy conditions, snow showers, and gusts up to 50 MPH creating hazardous driving conditions. Further snow accumulations expected on Saturday.

An Amber Alert was issued for 16-year-old pregnant Sophia Franklin from Wisconsin, believed to be with Gary F. Day, facing child enticement and abduction charges. They may be in a 2014 black Buick LaCrosse with multiple associated license plates.

A former MCTS bus driver faces charges for a fatal Christmas crash believed to be caused by him falling asleep at the wheel, leading to the death of 79-year-old Robert Clemons.

Benson Boone is confirmed to headline Summerfest at the American Family Insurance Amphitheater on July 3, 2025.

Milwaukee experiences fog, mist, and cool temperatures, with the NWS reporting high humidity and limited visibility. Cold weather and potential wintry mix forecasted.

The Milwaukee Common Council is analyzing the impact of recent presidential executive orders on the city, focusing on various local governance aspects, led by Council members Coggs, Chambers, Pratt, and Taylor.

A Hazardous Weather Outlook has been issued for parts of Wisconsin, predicting slippery travel conditions due to a wintry mix and gusty winds. Snow and possibly freezing drizzle are expected overnight.

Milwaukee lawmakers analyze the impact of new executive orders on city operations, led by Alderpeople Coggs, Chambers, Pratt, and Taylor, focusing on potential fiscal and operational consequences.

Waukesha County's sales tax ordinance failed, prompting County Executive Paul Farrow to discuss fiscal challenges and potential service cuts with the Board of Supervisors.

Milwaukee Police honored fallen Officer William Kammerling on his death anniversary, reminding the public of the sacrifices of those who serve. Kammerling died in 1922 from a motorcycle collision while on duty, leaving behind a family.

A Pewaukee apartment fire resulted in two injuries and displaced many residents. Emergency services and multiple fire departments responded, and the Red Cross is assisting those affected.