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."

Kenneth Cubero pleaded guilty to resisting an officer and was placed on probation after a September officer-involved shooting near 12th and Greenfield. The plea resolves the obstruction charge while the officer-involved review continues.

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 man admitted to dumping thousands of tires at a north-side lot; state wardens and city officials say roughly 5,000 remain and he faces dozens of citations.

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

Family‑run Allende Cocina Mexicana opened at 170 S. 1st St., serving flor de calabaza quesadillas, mole specials and a compact craft‑cocktail program downtown.

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.

Former MPS board member Aisha Carr was sentenced to 18 months' probation after pleading guilty to a felony campaign finance reporting violation. A restitution hearing is set for March 16, 2026.

A 24‑year‑old Milwaukee man was charged after a Feb. 4 shooting that left Trevion Sims dead; court records say he was out on bond in a separate gun case. Relatives face obstruction charges as prosecutors review filings.

Two Waukesha massage businesses were closed after court documents and a January raid tied them to alleged prostitution and large cash flows; arrests were made while prosecutors review the case.

A northbound stretch of Highway 145 was shut Friday after a vehicle was struck by gunfire; deputies diverted traffic at Silver Spring and reported no injuries. Investigators are on scene.

Common Council President José Pérez says he reported himself to ethics authorities after voting on a liquor license for a tenant who rents from a property he owns.

A Milwaukee man pleaded guilty in his father's July shooting and was spared prison after a judge stayed a five‑year term and imposed five years' probation.