A North Prairie man was charged after police say he deliberately ran over a co‑worker in a Mukwonago parking lot; the victim remains in critical condition. Court records and surveillance footage are central to the investigation.

Milwaukee's weather is set to warm slightly with mostly sunny skies and a gradual increase in temperatures, reaching highs in the mid-40s over the weekend.

New Berlin briefed on social media about decisions from a recent council meeting on local development, infrastructure, and agricultural land leases. No primary election will be held February 17; next vote is April 7.

The Milwaukee Fire Department honors its black team members during Black History Month in a social media tribute, recognizing their service and contributions to the community.

City of Faith’s meal hub, a six‑year fixture, needs a roughly 3,000 sq ft site after the church sold its building or it may have to shut down. Organizers say the program feeds as many as 200 families a week.

Residents at The Griot in Milwaukee say they've been without hot water for more than a week and have been boiling pans to bathe while city inspectors assess complaints.

Waukesha Police offer social media guidance on steps to take after a car accident, including checking for injuries, moving vehicles safely, exchanging information, documenting the scene, and contacting insurance.

Samuel Dickerson was sentenced to life in prison Feb. 6 after pleading guilty in the March 16, 2025, shooting near Holton and Center. Officials say surveillance and GPS evidence helped lead to his arrest.

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.