Wisconsin received a $38.6 million federal grant to support the new Borealis train service, which has seen over 100,000 riders since May 2024. The investment is part of a broader effort to expand the state's transportation system.

Milwaukee officials oppose ICE's plans to expand detention operations in the city, emphasizing their commitment to immigrant communities and the trust built with law enforcement.

Milwaukee leaders and residents express concerns over the planned relocation of the local ICE office, fearing the impact on community safety and transparency.

Plans to renovate Fox Bay Theater into a multi-purpose venue will be discussed at a Village Board meeting, with the potential new tenant presenting their vision for the project.

Wauwatosa secures a $1 million grant for safety upgrades at Walnut Road's railroad crossing to potentially construct an underpass and improve traffic flow.

The Wisconsin DNR honored wardens for bravery and lifesaving actions at a recent ceremony, with Governor Evers expressing gratitude for their service.

West Allis residents can join a Community Police Academy starting March 3 to learn about police operations through 10 weeks of interactive sessions with various law enforcement professionals.

A vehicle veered off the road and into Lake Winnebago near Neenah's Kimberly Point Park. The driver was uninjured and authorities plan to recover the submerged car.

A resolution was introduced in Milwaukee County to create a memorial for Sade Robinson at Warnimont Park, where her remains were found, to address gender-based violence.

Milwaukee man Johnny Williams charged with the murder of Myeshia Moore, whose body was found in a garbage cart.

Two Wisconsin men face federal drug trafficking charges with potential long prison sentences following a grand jury indictment for possession and intent to distribute methamphetamine and fentanyl.

Milwaukee residents have expressed dissatisfaction with inadequate snow plowing, leading Alderman Westmoreland to address these concerns in an upcoming Public Works Committee meeting.

Milwaukee experiences cold temperatures with a current 14°F, a high of 24°F, and a slight warming trend expected to continue. Snow chances increase towards week's end with varying levels of precipitation and cloud cover.