The Milwaukee Health Department confirms a measles outbreak in Waukesha County, urging vaccination and hygiene to prevent spread. Signs include fever, cough, and rash; seek medical help if symptoms appear.

Dodge County officials warn the 20‑year‑old first‑responder radio network is failing and leaving gaps in coverage. The county has begun vendor outreach and is preparing an RFP.

A 28-year-old Green Bay woman was arrested after a 13-mile high-speed chase that reached about 130 mph and ended in a Rosendale farm field. Deputies say a Taser was used and three squad cars were damaged.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley hosted a roundtable on public safety, discussing the success of the Credible Messenger Program in youth violence prevention and mentorship.

Milwaukee faces bitter cold with 1°F temperature and wind chills down to -13°F. The forecast includes sunny but frigid days, potential snow showers, with a brief respite expected Monday.

The Franklin Police warn of a scam where a wrong number text leads to a scammer asking for money, often for a plane ticket, then blackmailing with explicit photos for cryptocurrency.

Elbow Room's Cedarburg outpost opened in December with smash burgers, bourbon and a 100-person event space at the former Galioto’s site.

Plant Joy Deli cut the ribbon in Wauwatosa, launching a 100% plant-based commercial kitchen after receiving a $10,000 Building Bridges grant. The deli will offer prepared meals, housemade vegan meats and catering.

A proposed El Viejon restaurant aims to convert a south‑side corner store into a Mexican seafood spot, but a nearby church buffer and past liquor‑license fights could complicate approval.

Three Milwaukee-area men were arrested after arranging to meet what they believed was a 15‑year‑old, prosecutors say. They now face felony charges from an undercover sting.

Waukesha County investigates a case of measles in an adult contracted overseas, urging locals to check immunization status and emphasizing the importance of MMR vaccination.

Cudahy officials reduce road salt use to protect the environment and save costs, advocating for a balance between safety and sustainability during Salt Week.

Janesville mourns former City Council President Doug Marklein, who served 2013-2023 and passed away at 70, leaving a legacy of dedicated city service.