Argyle, Wisconsin, is advancing in improving its water system with funds sought from the Safe Drinking Water Loan Program, with the DNR conducting necessary environmental reviews.

The Wisconsin DNR warns about the dangers of unstable ice after several OHV accidents, including six fatal crashes, and provides safety guidelines for winter activities on ice.

Milwaukee Alderwoman Milele A. Coggs is addressing safety issues related to after-hours gatherings by seeking discussions on policy enhancements to improve public safety and welfare in her district.

The National Weather Service reports a cold day in Milwaukee with a high of 14°F and the forecast includes chances of snow and fluctuating temperatures throughout the week.

A man and his dog were fatally stabbed in Kenosha; a 41-year-old suspect is detained but not yet charged. Police were initially called for a possible break-in.

The Wisconsin DNR is hiring seasonal staff for various roles in the state's park system, with positions including park rangers, educators, and groundskeepers.

The NWS Milwaukee predicts erratic weather, including a mix of sun, snow, and freezing rain with varying temperatures and wind speeds for the upcoming days.

South Milwaukee honors the late former Mayor Chet Grosbchmidt, who passed away at 104, highlighting his achievements in local governance and community development during his 28-year tenure.

UConn beat Marquette 77-69, led by Solo Ball's 25 points, and made 63.2% of their three-pointers, undermining Marquette's National Marquette Day celebration.

Milwaukee seeks nominations for the 28th Annual Mayor’s Design Awards, recognizing distinguished urban development projects that enhance the community.

South Milwaukee launched Our Community Connect, an online portal for residents to manage water utility bills, including paperless billing and text alerts, with convenience fees for payments.

West Allis residents are invited to join Origami Crane Workshops by ENGAGE West Allis, creating 1,000 cranes for community togetherness and a mobile art installation. Events are free and open to all skill levels.

Milwaukee faces a Wind Advisory with potential gusts up to 50 mph causing unsecured objects to blow around and possible power outages.