Beachgoers in parts of Wisconsin are warned of dangerous conditions including high waves and currents, and the weather forecast indicates a mix of sun, clouds, and potential thunderstorms with varying temperatures.

A man's body was recovered from Lake Michigan near South Shore Beach in Milwaukee, following a search for a reported individual in the water. Rescuers, including the Milwaukee Fire Department's dive team, responded in the early morning.

Milwaukee's 7th annual Hip-Hop Week MKE will feature performances, local art, and celebrations of hip-hop culture, starting with a news conference hosted by Alderman Russell W. Stamper, II.

A collision in Milwaukee involving a bus, a car, and a van resulted in three injuries and disrupted traffic. The car driver ran a red light and hit the bus, which led to the secondary crash with the van. The car driver was cited.

Wisconsin DNR offers over $6 million in grants for water improvement projects, with a pre-application deadline of September 15 and a final deadline of November 15.

A registered sex offender in Waushara County faces federal charges for possessing child sexual abuse material, with potential prison time of 10-20 years if convicted.

The Wisconsin DNR is seeking volunteers to count chimney swifts during their migration, as they adapt to urban landscapes using chimneys for roosting.

Wisconsin surgeon Calvin Eriksen indicted for distributing child pornography, faces potential 5-20 years in prison.

Oak Creek Public Library is introducing free programs for children and teens from September to December. Registration is required and can be done online, in-person, or by phone.

A pedestrian was killed in downtown Milwaukee by a semi-truck; the driver is cooperating with the investigation. The accident occurred near Milwaukee Public Market. Police are investigating.

Wisconsin DNR proposes a permit for incidental harm to endangered slender glass lizards due to a trail relocation project in Adams County, implementing measures to minimize impact.

West Allis launched a recovery plan with extended Municipal Yard hours, free debris disposal, special pick-ups, and support services for flood victims.

Wisconsin hunters can buy bonus antlerless deer harvest authorizations starting August 18, as announced by Wisconsin DNR, with varying prices for residents, non-residents, and youth.