Milwaukee's forecast shows sunny skies with a high near 53, but showers are expected tonight and Thursday with 100% chance of rain. Moderate temperatures and potential thunderstorms are noted.

The Milwaukee Brewers are offering $5 tickets for select games against the Astros, Orioles, and Red Sox on specific May dates, with a limit of eight per person.

Elevated lead levels prompted the closure of Brown Street Academy and Westside Academy in Milwaukee, with a relocation plan for students to Andrew S. Douglas Middle School.

Wisconsin's DNR will use aerial sprays to suppress spongy moth populations, targeting 544 acres across three state parks with the insecticide 'Foray'.

Port Washington High School students toured the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office to learn about the justice system, including jail, dispatch, and court proceedings, even participating in a mock trial.

Milwaukee County Board passed a resolution led by Chairwoman Nicholson, Supervisor Gómez-Tom, and Supervisor Martinez, promoting safety and fairness at the courthouse in response to ICE arrests, with broad support reflected in a 17-1 vote.

Herb Kohl Philanthropies donates $1 million to build affordable homes for educators in Milwaukee's Harambee neighborhood, aiding early childhood educators earning up to $40,000 annually.

Green Bay prepares for the 2025 NFL Draft, attracting fans and challenging logistics, with Milwaukee providing shuttle services.

Supervisor Anne O'Connor is appointed as Co-Chair of Milwaukee's City-County Advisory Board on Climate and Economic Equity to foster sustainability and job growth.

A man in Wisconsin pleaded guilty to possessing precursors for chemical weapons with the intention to create chlorine gas. His sentencing is scheduled for August 1.

Alex Brower is set to join Milwaukee's Common Council for the 3rd District with a swearing-in ceremony at City Hall and a community event at the Falcon Bowl.

Two felons from Waushara County were sentenced for unlicensed firearms dealing and other charges related to illegal firearms possession and drug trafficking.

West Allis Public Works is cleaning sewers with high-pressure jets, which may cause rattling and water spraying from toilets; residents advised to keep lids closed.