A woman, 50, was fatally struck by a vehicle in Saukville Walmart's parking lot; despite lifesaving attempts, she died in the hospital. The Saukville Police Department is investigating the incident.

Alderwoman Pratt invites Milwaukee District 1 youth to join the Youth Council, offering them a chance to impact city policies and represent their peers.

Milwaukee's weather promises a sunny day with a high of 52°F and scattered showers. Light southeast winds and a comfortable evening are expected. Sunny conditions will continue into the new week with mild temperatures and a slight chance of showers.

Law enforcement in Washington County conducted a joint operation resulting in 105 traffic stops, multiple arrests, and various charges including drug possession and fleeing.

Wisconsin reports the first use of a Safe Haven Baby Box in Racine, where a newborn girl was safely surrendered and is now under child protective services.

Freeze Warning issued in Milwaukee for sub-freezing temperatures; residents advised to protect plants and plumbing. Mild weekend expected, with possible showers next week.

K-9 Geo impresses at the Ozaukee County Citizens' Academy with his ability to detect electronic devices, showcasing law enforcement techniques in crime-solving and evidence processing.

Janesville's Recreation Division is resuming its popular Rec Nites for middle school students, offering activities like swimming, games, and dancing on select dates. Admission is $7, and the series starts November 7 at Franklin Middle School.

Beloit Avenue near Reuther Way is undergoing pavement repair until October 30, with one lane open in each direction and suggested alternate routes to avoid traffic.

The National Weather Service warns of changing weather in Milwaukee, with possible showers and frost. Conditions include breezy winds, cloudy skies, and cooler temperatures. Frost is expected later in the week.

The Wisconsin DNR invites the public to an educational event at Wild Rose Fish Hatchery featuring activities like fish-printing and fly tying, emphasizing conservation and the life cycle of gamefish.

The Milwaukee Common Council held a public hearing on the 2026 budget, led by Alderwoman Dimitrijevic, to gather community input on issues like health, homeownership, and worker compensation.

Milwaukee braces for varied weather conditions, with forecasts predicting showers, thunderstorms, and possible frost as temperatures fluctuate throughout the week.