Frost Advisory through 8 a.m. Thursday in Milwaukee; highs near 58°F and a 20–30% chance of light showers this afternoon. Warmer by the weekend.

A Milwaukee mother says her 8‑year‑old was dropped at the wrong stop nearly a mile from home; Milwaukee Public Schools says it is reviewing the incident with the bus company.

A Oneida stepmother pleaded no-contest after a teen was hospitalized weighing about 35 pounds and prosecutors say three others remain charged.

The Culver's in Sussex is relocating and the franchisee's old building is slated to become a Chase bank branch, reshaping a familiar commercial corner. Local records and reporting show the conversion plan.

PKSD, a leading Milwaukee personal-injury firm, plans to relocate its downtown office into Chase Tower as the building upgrades amenities to attract professional tenants.

A Madison nonprofit won a federal voucher to speed FDA review of psilocybin for major depression, joining two other programs selected under an April executive order. Local researchers say the award validates years of work but leaves rollout questions.

Developers are pitching "The Social" at Olympia Fields as a 60,000‑sq‑ft year‑round entertainment hub and are targeting an early 2027 opening to anchor the Pabst Farms corridor.

Bank of America filed plans to take over the Dollar Tree unit on Historic Mitchell Street for an 8,100‑sq‑ft financial center with a drive‑thru ATM.

Surveillance video and court filings tie five people to an April recording‑studio shooting that left 18‑year‑old Damare Johnson dead.

Luke Jerram's 23‑foot Museum of the Moon will hover over Catalano Square during the free Third Ward Moon Festival Aug. 7–9, 2026. The three‑day event will include music, dance, fashion and family programming.

Gov. Tony Evers filed suit on April 7 challenging a 2018 lame‑duck law that requires the Joint Finance Committee to sign off on certain DOJ settlements. The complaint revives a separation‑of‑powers fight that has already reached the state’s high court.

A second Milwaukee owner says his stolen Subaru was crushed at a Green Bay Ave scrapyard; police say they're investigating while state rules let yards accept a bill of sale and ID.

Frost Advisory in effect across much of Milwaukee until 8 AM CDT Wednesday, May 6. Cool mornings shift to partly sunny afternoons with a warm weekend ahead.