Wisconsin DNR and fire crews contained the 80-acre Warthog Fire in Juneau County, allowing evacuees to return home; the fire's cause is under investigation.

A fifth victim has died following a Mother's Day fire at Highland Court Apartments in Milwaukee, leaving around 100 homeless; 30 were rescued by fire crews.

The Milwaukee Fire Department marks 150 years of service, sharing historical anecdotes on social media from their past engagements and the evolution of their duties.

Milwaukee Montessori School settled with the Justice Department, paying $290,000 and agreeing to policy changes after allegations of discriminating against children with disabilities.

Residents in Fredonia, WI, were asked to stay in basements due to an armed, dangerous individual barricaded in their home; roads are closed, and a shelter-in-place order is in effect.

NWS Milwaukee predicts frost, issues advisory for south Wisconsin; sunny days ahead with weekend winds, elevated fire risk, and possible thunderstorms midweek.

ICE agents arrested an individual at the Milwaukee Courthouse, a recent event in a series of contentious courthouse detentions, amid debates over immigration enforcement in judicial spaces.

Milwaukee's weekly weather forecast includes sunny days, gusty midweek winds up to 35 mph, and milder temperatures around mid-60s to low 70s, with minimal wind at night.

A man suspected of domestic abuse was fatally shot by Racine police after he crashed his car while fleeing and brandished a handgun. The incident is under investigation by Wisconsin DOJ.

Milwaukee's weather forecast indicates clearing skies with highs in the upper 40s, a possible weekend shower, followed by a gradual warming trend with sunnier days ahead.

A fire in a Milwaukee apartment building led to significant smoke damage and resident displacement, with no injuries reported. Firefighters rescued one person. Cause remains unknown; Red Cross is aiding displaced residents.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley criticizes the federal funding cuts to AmeriCorps, emphasizing the program's community impact and the challenges it will pose for the Milwaukee Justice Center.

Alderman Russell W. Stamper, II invites 14-24-year-olds in Milwaukee to a youth leadership council event to share their visions for the city's future.