WISN host Dan O'Donnell posted a call on X to 'take out' Gov. Tim Walz and later deleted the messages, prompting questions about station accountability.

About 30 members of Lakeland Community Church are stuck in Jerusalem after flights were canceled and airspace shut down during strikes and retaliatory missile fire. The group is sheltering and holding prayer services while waiting for return options.

Thermometers and teacher logs show MPS classrooms topping the 80s and 90s as aging boilers and failing controls pile up into a costly HVAC backlog. Short-term fans help, but full fixes will take big capital dollars.

Neighbors pressed reporters and experts about data center water, power and who will pay after a packed town hall at Turner Hall. The event laid out technical tradeoffs and a fast-moving regulatory showdown.

Statewide apprenticeship enrollments topped 18,524 in 2025 — the fourth straight record year — as youth programs and new pathways push more students and employers into earn‑while‑you‑learn options.

A movable life‑ring cabinet has been placed along Pewaukee Lake after drownings last summer, offering bystanders a quick flotation device while crews respond.

Washington County reminds residents to follow the Burn Ban due to extreme drought conditions that pose a high risk of rapid fire spread. Fire services are dealing with fast-moving brush fires and urge no outdoor burning.

Washington County firefighters visited a local school to teach children about fire safety and familiarize them with firefighter gear and responsibilities.

Linn County and Brookfield residents are warned of critical fire weather conditions, with authorities asking to avoid burning and sparking activities.

The Brookfield Fire Department held a training session focused on portable pump operations and the use of Tanker 1, which allows for dynamic firefighting and is essential in areas without hydrants.

The Waukesha Ice Sculpting Competition during the JanBoree this Saturday features expert ice carvers, adding to the city's vibrancy and supporting local businesses.

Milwaukee County is reviewing its services to boost efficiency, equity, and cost savings and invites resident participation in its Future State Project.

Franklin Health Department hosts a suicide prevention event for middle schoolers and parents, focusing on mental health, danger signs, and communication strategies, without needing registration.