Federal agents detained a Wisconsin Dells mother and her 8‑year‑old son and took them to an ICE office in Milwaukee, prompting protests and legal filings.

Milwaukee used the No. 10 pick to draft Arizona guard Brayden Burries, a 6'4" two-way scorer who averaged 16.1 points and brings immediate perimeter shooting.

Milwaukee’s Common Council refused to renew Brown & Gibbs’ liquor license after the owner missed hearings and unpaid fines mounted. The Bay View tavern has stopped alcohol service and paused operations.

Showers and thunderstorms likely Wednesday with an isolated severe threat this afternoon. Highs near 73°F.

Continental Properties presented a sketch plan to Bristol officials for a 320‑plus unit Springs apartment community near I‑94, citing on‑site amenities and off‑site road work.

A proposed 500‑acre, $1–$2B data center in Grant County stalled after developers stopped engaging and towns passed moratoriums. Local organizers and regulators pushed back.

A former Mishicot teacher and coach was sentenced to 28 years in federal prison after prosecutors said he sexually abused students and recorded the assaults.

Fire crews responded to a commercial building blaze on Milwaukee’s south side near West Cleveland Avenue and South 6th Street on June 23; photos show firefighters working to extinguish the flames. Officials had not released a cause or injury update at publication.

Kenosha Unified projects a $17 million shortfall and is weighing cuts that could remove about 40 teachers, shrink arts and sports, and shift Reuther students if voters don’t approve funding. The board is finalizing options this week ahead of a possible November referendum.

Three 27‑year‑olds were shot just before 2 a.m. near Van Buren and Pleasant; one is in critical condition while police hunt for a suspect.

New Land's The Zenith would be a 25‑story, 226‑unit condominium on the gravel lot at 701 E. Kilbourn, marking a rare return of large-scale condo development downtown.

A Waukesha P.E. teacher was sentenced to 14 months after a jury convicted him of OWI causing injury. Prosecutors say his blood-alcohol level was nearly five times the legal limit.

BMO says it will boost hiring and renovate branches across Wisconsin, leaning on its strong Milwaukee deposit share as it chases more business and consumer relationships.