Milwaukee held ceremonies for National Vietnam War Veterans Day, including a wreath-laying at Wood National Cemetery and events honoring veterans' service and sacrifices, with veterans echoing the long-term impacts of the war.

In a heated Wisconsin Supreme Court race, Brad Schimel and Susan Crawford campaign in Milwaukee before the April 1st election, with record spending nearing $100 million including large donor contributions.

A 16-year-old was shot in Milwaukee near 63rd and Stark. Police are seeking public help to find the shooter, with no arrests made yet. The victim's condition is not disclosed.

Abran Huerta, 67, found safe after being reported missing in Milwaukee; he has dementia and was last seen near 48th and Vliet St. Silver alert canceled.

Major construction on Wisconsin Avenue and 70th Street in Wauwatosa begins March 31, 2025, involving street and utility upgrades with temporary road closures and phased work, aiming for an October completion.

Elon Musk plans a rally in Wisconsin ahead of the state Supreme Court election, offering two $1 million checks to attendees who vote, amid scrutiny for possibly contravening state laws against vote incentives.

The Wisconsin Natural Resources Board is set to discuss environmental regulations on April 9 in Madison, including Lake Michigan trawling rules, electronics recycling, PFAS groundwater impact, and avian influenza updates.

Milwaukee faces a mix of rain and wind, with potent thunderstorms, based on the National Weather Service forecast. Hazardous weather alerts issued for the upcoming week include possible rain-snow transition.

One person died and another was injured in a late-night shooting in Milwaukee's Thurston Woods neighborhood; police are investigating, with no arrests made.

Wisconsin DNR seeks applicants for 10 conservation warden positions for 2026, emphasizing law enforcement and community education, with applications open from April 10 to May 6.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley emphasized partnerships in his 2025 State of the County Address, highlighting their role in local advancements and his plans for Milwaukee's future prosperity.

Alderwoman Milele A. Coggs announced paving and traffic calming projects for Milwaukee's 6th District set for 2025, urging residents to prepare for route adjustments.

A River Hills man, Justin Drew Hanson, received a 21-month prison sentence for his involvement in a healthcare kickbacks scheme, facing $2.2 million in restitution and a $75,000 fine.