Cobalt Partners has trimmed Building E at OneNorth, cutting the grocery footprint and lowering unit counts while keeping a large fitness space. Village planning materials show about 119–142 units and rent guidance that pushes into North Shore luxury levels.

Minocqua Brewing sued the state after agents seized roughly 1,200 cans, with the owner calling the move excessive and the DOR citing a small excise‑tax dispute.

Cloudy Thursday morning with highs near 72°F. Isolated evening showers possible; Juneteenth daytime looks mostly sunny but evening rain is possible.

Henricksen has relocated its Milwaukee operation from Brookfield to Walker’s Point, opening an experience center and showroom inside the Eagleknit Innovation Hub.

Franklin’s Common Council voted to launch an administrative hearing that could strip On the Border of its license after a criminal complaint alleges the business kept a place of prostitution.

A city committee moved to sell a Holton Street building to partners planning Shannon'A'gans, a 'healthier' breakfast-and-lunch cafe with event space and apartments.

Scattered storms with small hail possible this afternoon; heavier rain and gusty winds arrive Wednesday. Expect a wet, gusty commute and check forecasts.

Brown County investigators say gasoline containers inside a Howard home produced vapors that ignited in an explosion and the blaze that killed twin sisters Haley and Kayla Fritsch.

A shelter‑in‑place order was issued Sunday near Columbus after deputies and partner agencies responded to an active tactical situation that closed State Highway 73.

A passenger was killed and another person airlifted after an SUV struck a deer and collided head-on with a pickup on State Road 93 in Trempealeau County.

Three separate early‑morning shootings left three people injured across Milwaukee on Saturday; police say the wounds were non‑life‑threatening and are asking for tips.

A West Bend traffic stop ended with an OWI arrest and a child-welfare probe after deputies found two young children unattended at a hotel.

A former Walworth County correctional officer was sentenced to 10 years in prison plus 10 years of extended supervision after pleading guilty to child trafficking.