A 63-year-old was killed early Saturday near North 28th and West Locust on Milwaukee’s north side; police say they know who they’re looking for and are asking for tips.

Clear, chilly start in Milwaukee with a slight chance of light snow tonight and gusts expected Sunday.

Olive Flame opened in West Allis and says it serves the city's only shawarma. The new spot also offers kebabs, falafel and delivery through popular apps.

Police posted photos and a detailed description after a child was allegedly assaulted last Saturday near Washington Park. Authorities are asking anyone with information to call (414) 935-7401.

MCTS released dashcam footage showing a Dec. 31 chain-reaction crash at Fond du Lac and Locust that injured three people; police are asking for tips.

A California man was sentenced to 228 months after prosecutors said he supplied fentanyl, cocaine and meth to a multi‑state trafficking network with ties to Milwaukee.

Janesville City Council plans a closed session on the potential sale of former GM and JATCO sites to Viridian Partners, with significant implications for the area's future. No action is expected during the session.

Sorella owners Kyle Toner and Paul Damora are opening Pizzeria Di Lusso on Shorewood's Oakland Avenue, focusing on Trenton- and grandma-style pies with a dine-in launch this spring.

Oak Creek approved plans for a new fire station, selecting Kueny Architects to design it. The project focuses on modern features and future growth, aiming for a 2027 groundbreaking.

Oak Creek Public Library experienced an unexpected power outage, limiting services like book checkout and computer access, with no timeline for restoration.

A former Riverview aide was sentenced to 51.5 years after pleading guilty to seven felonies tied to sexual assaults and explicit messages involving multiple boys.

A 16-year-old is recovering after an overnight shooting on Milwaukee’s north side; police later determined the injury was from debris, not a bullet.

The Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office signed an intent to contract with Biometrica, edging closer to facial-recognition use while supervisors and civil-rights groups press for oversight.