In Milwaukee, a man accidentally shot himself and an eight-year-old child; both non-fatal injuries occurred around 9 p.m. near South 12th Street and West Cleveland Avenue.

Wisconsin reintroduces tax credits to attract film and TV productions, as Governor Tony Evers signs a budget bill to revive the incentives after eight years, aiming to compete with neighboring states like Illinois.

Milwaukee police are investigating a fatal domestic shooting, with the victim's family claiming he was killed by his son. The suspect remains at large.

Alderman Westmoreland announces the District 5 Beautification Award in Milwaukee, seeking nominations for the best-maintained yards, with nominations open from July 2 to July 18.

Wisconsin DNR reports show an increase in pheasant sightings and a stable ruffed grouse population, based on the latest surveys. Ruffed grouse show a slight decline but remain above expectations.

Wisconsin's DNR plans to allow "incidental taking" of the wood turtle, a state-threatened species, due to a bridge project in Portage County, while implementing measures to protect their population.

Milwaukee's forecast includes sunny days, a chance of thunderstorms, and high temperatures around the 90s for the week including the Fourth of July weekend.

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.