Milwaukee can expect early showers and thunderstorms with a 70% chance of rain, but conditions will improve to a sunny afternoon with a high near 75°F.

Janesville targets a property at 2400 Beloit Avenue for potential residential development, inviting community feedback through workshops on September 23.

Milwaukee's Public Works Committee is meeting to review DPW's response to recent floods. Officials aim to improve future strategies for such disasters.

Wisconsin's DNR announced the start of the archery and crossbow deer hunting seasons on Sept. 13, 2025, with safety guidelines and registration requirements for hunters.

Milwaukee may stop bus services on Christmas Day to save costs and improve transit workers' morale, as proposed by Supervisor Wasserman. The decision awaits the Finance Committee's review.

Milwaukee County's Wilson Senior Center has improved its HVAC system to boost air quality and comfort, a project led by Supervisors Eckblad and Martinez amid budget challenges, ensuring a better environment for seniors.

Milwaukee is to have sunny early fall weather with a high near 71 degrees and gentle breezes, but with slight thunderstorm chances later in the week, per the NWS.

Milwaukee Police promote citizen engagement in crime reduction, citing programs like MHRC, Milwaukee Crime Stoppers, and the Wandering Prevention Program as key initiatives.

Alderwoman Milele A. Coggs invites Milwaukee 6th District residents to nominate gardens for the 2025 Landscape Awards, part of the Clean City Project.

Wisconsin warns against eating local fish and deer due to PFAS contamination, with specific advisories for certain lakes and a no-eat directive for deer liver within a 5-mile radius of Stella.

Wisconsin's DNR invites hunters to explore over 6 million acres of public lands this season, providing online tools to help locate ideal spots, while emphasizing safety and respect for wildlife and other users.

Four former Hyatt Regency employees were sentenced for involvement in D'Vontaye Mitchell's death, with plea deals varying from felony murder to misdemeanors.

Unlicensed DoorDash driver Jaden Brown-Smith charged with felonies after a fatal crash with an ATV in Milwaukee, having a history of driving without a license.