A school bus with 20 children was involved in a minor collision in Delafield, with no injuries reported for anyone on the bus or in the other vehicle. The incident is under investigation.

Washington County showcases emerging leaders like Timothy Honzelka through its Youth Leadership Board, highlighting student involvement in public service and government.

One of the men charged with the murder of D'Vontaye Mitchell pleads guilty and agrees to testify against co-defendants, with his sentencing set for September.

Milwaukee County is developing a $2.5 million affordable housing project called Layton Preserve in Greenfield with 45 units for seniors and families to alleviate the housing crisis.

Wisconsin's DNR proposes new fishing regulations for Crescent Lake to protect walleye populations, with size limits and a reduced daily bag. Public input is sought before potential May 2025 implementation.

Snow is expected in Milwaukee with less than half an inch accumulation, but the weekend and following week's forecast promises rising temperatures with no hazardous weather anticipated.

Fugitive Roland Munoz was captured in Mexico on charges of trafficking firearms to a cartel, part of "Operation Ripsaw" with potential 20-year sentence if convicted.

Milwaukee braces for a mix of weather conditions, with temperatures gradually rising from 25°F and a wind chill of 11°F, leading to a warmer weekend ahead.

Dodge County Sheriff's Office searches for escaped Huber inmate Alissa A. Leeman, who did not return from her permitted work release.

Three individuals in Waukesha County are accused of rolling back vehicle odometers and reselling cars with fraudulent mileage, affecting 70 vehicles and removing an estimated 4.5 million miles.

The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department offers Concealed Carry Weapons Classes for residents to meet Wisconsin's CCW permit requirements. Registration is available through their Facebook link.

Milwaukee District 7 residents prepare for a school board candidate forum to discuss education issues, scheduled for March 3, moderated by Gerron Jordan.

Milwaukee plans to improve pedestrian access to waterfront attractions with street enhancements, considering pedestrian bridges, and potentially altering I-794. Completion is expected by late fall 2026.