A woman in Appleton, Wisconsin, was arrested for running over a police officer following a disturbance. She faces several felony charges, including endangering safety and OWI causing injury.

Milwaukee's Latvian community celebrates Latvia's Independence Day at City Hall, with cultural events including a "We Are Latvian" exhibit and prominent guests like the Latvian Ambassador.

A joint operation in Milwaukee led to an arrest linked to a Washington County overdose death; authorities seized drugs and firearms and continue searching for another suspect.

Milwaukee saw one person killed and two injured in shootings, with a suspect in custody and an ongoing investigation into the motives and circumstances.

Milwaukee's Lakefront Brewery launched THC-infused beverage High Jinx, despite a federal ban on hemp-derived THC products. The non-alcoholic drink is vegan, gluten-free, and contains 10mg of Delta-9 THC per can.

A Madison man faces charges for drug possession, carrying a concealed weapon, and bail jumping after being found asleep in a vehicle with drugs and a stolen gun.

Milwaukee County Supervisor Felesia A. Martin led a community meeting in Dineen Park to address public safety, with local leaders and residents working together on solutions.

Milwaukee's Public Safety & Health Committee is considering an ordinance for landlords to disclose rental properties' fire and building code compliance to inform and protect tenants.

Supervisor Alexander announces three community events in Milwaukee to discuss the 2026 County budget and foster community engagement, including Listen & Learn sessions and a parkway walk.

Tremonte Kirk, 17, was sentenced to 35 years for sexual assaults, including an elevator attack. His criminal behavior began at age 12, and his remorse was met with skepticism by victims.

Milwaukee Police Department calls for more officers via social media to maintain public safety and service, highlighting commitment to unbiased, effective processes and equal opportunity employment.

Milwaukee Common Council approved $10 million for new fire department equipment to enhance public safety, replacing the aging fleet to ensure reliable emergency responses across the city.

Governor Evers has authorized full November FoodShare benefits in Wisconsin amidst a government shutdown, earning praise from Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, who recognizes this as a temporary fix in a larger crisis.