Gorman & Company says it has added security and maintenance at Fifth Street School Apartments after reporting highlighted safety problems. Tenants say the steps are welcome but they'll wait to see consistent results.

The Milwaukee Fire Department is celebrating Black History Month by highlighting its diverse team and special units, sharing member spotlights, and emphasizing their commitment to serving with "Courage, Honor & Integrity."

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office announces a Boating Safety Class by the U.S Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla, encompassing navigation and safety for new and experienced boaters.

A Milwaukee resident near 12th and Morgan says she’s killed eight rats since October and fears the infestation is getting worse.

Milwaukee-area customers say We Energies bills jumped by hundreds this winter, with residents sharing screenshots while the utility points to cold weather and gas-market pressures.

The Shorewood community supports the Ghost Train through donations for its maintenance, as organized by the volunteer-based Shorewood Public Art Committee.

Three Rogers Behavioral Health employees were dismissed after organizers say they delivered a union petition; the union has filed charges and the NLRB has a case on record.

Brookfield WI Fire Department stresses school bus safety, advising kids to maintain a 12-foot distance, avoid wheels, and wait for buses to stop. They thanked drivers during appreciation week.

LaMarr Franklin, a north-side Milwaukee leader and Vietnam veteran, died at 80. A $16M affordable housing development on King Drive now bears his name.

An MCTS operator is being praised after she spotted a hit-and-run on Route 35, alerted dispatch and helped get medical care for an injured child.

The Milwaukee Fire Department honors its black team members during Black History Month in a social media tribute, recognizing their service and contributions to the community.

City of Faith’s meal hub, a six‑year fixture, needs a roughly 3,000 sq ft site after the church sold its building or it may have to shut down. Organizers say the program feeds as many as 200 families a week.

Residents at The Griot in Milwaukee say they've been without hot water for more than a week and have been boiling pans to bathe while city inspectors assess complaints.