The Wisconsin DNR promotes 'Take a Friend Snowmobiling Week' to share the joy of snowmobiling while emphasizing safety and supporting local businesses.

Brookfield Fire Department offers safety tips for Super Bowl cooking, highlighting the importance of supervision and proper food handling to prevent fires and foodborne illnesses.

A nearly decade-old Walker's Point pizzeria is closed until further notice amid reports the business is behind on city tax payments.

Rep. Bob Donovan asked the Joint Legislative Council to study Chapter 51 after local reporting and a disputed release of a man once charged in a 2019 homicide.

A Wisconsin man, Bruce Johnson, has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for his involvement in a Medicare kickback scheme, with orders to also pay over $2 million in restitution.

Developers pitched plans to add nearly 400 housing units at Pabst Farms in Oconomowoc; the city wants traffic studies, fiscal analysis and public hearings before rezoning.

Red Oak Counseling told patients its downtown Milwaukee and Elm Grove clinics will close on February 25, 2026, leaving people — especially those on Spravato — racing to secure new care.

An appeals court gave a Milwaukee boy charged at age 10 another shot at juvenile‑court review. The ruling questions a 1995 law used to keep cases in adult court.

Waukesha announces its spring yard waste pickup schedule, with collections from April 6-11, and advises residents on proper preparation and guidelines.

The application period for new Wisconsin State Patrol troopers is closing soon, with opportunities in diverse roles available to candidates meeting the requirements.

Two people tied to a spate of Mequon home break‑ins have been charged and are now wanted on arrest warrants, police say. Investigators linked the cases with cellphone and camera data.

Janesville seeks volunteers for various city boards and committees to influence local policy and community development. Applications are due by March 8.

Oak Creek is set to remove twelve Linden trees damaged by freezing temperatures and past improper pruning. Despite this, the Forestry Foreman praises Lindens and their benefits. The city invites locals to report any tree issues for potential action.