Wauwatosa police searched a bus for an armed robbery suspect following a Home Depot incident, but did not find the individual. No injuries were reported.

The Milwaukee Police Department provides online safety tips, advising people to protect personal information on social media to ward off threats such as human trafficking.

Morgan Geyser seeks early release from the mental health facility where she's incarcerated for the 2014 "Slender Man" stabbing. Her prior appeals were denied due to public safety concerns.

Milwaukee's South Side Fire Station 31 reopens, enhancing local emergency response services after being closed since 2017, supported by the city's economic upturn and investments in public safety.

The 2025 Financial Snapshot for Wauwatosa provides a detailed look at tax allocation, emphasizing efficiency, support programs, and fiscal transparency.

James Fortune, a 65-year-old missing man from Wauwatosa required for mobility support, has been found safe following the cancellation of a Silver Alert.

Milwaukee residents complain about poor snow plowing after a December storm. Alderman Westmoreland has escalated the issue for discussion in the upcoming Public Works Committee meeting.

A 17-year-old cheerleader died in a crash where a pickup, driven by an intoxicated 19-year-old, ran a stop sign. The driver now faces felony charges, including homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle.

A hit-and-run in Milwaukee resulted in the death of a 70-year-old and left another person injured; the suspect fled on foot and is being sought by police.

Wisconsin DNR seeks public input on enhancing ATV/UTV trails utilizing new funding from 2023 Wisconsin Act 67. Deadline for comments is January 31, 2025.

Two ex-Milwaukee County Jail officers are charged with inmate abuse and misconduct in office from a September 2024 incident. They've been fired and will appear in court.

A fire at North Hills Manufactured Home Community in Beaver Dam resulted in the death of a 29-year-old woman and loss of pets; a male escaped. The investigation is ongoing.

Aurora Health Care announced the first babies born in its hospitals on New Year's including Arian at 1:44 a.m. in Milwaukee and Mia at 4:35 a.m. in Grafton, signifying fresh beginnings for their families.