Morning frost and fog will fade; highs reach the 40s this weekend. Rain arrives Tuesday night into Wednesday.

The Milwaukee Night Market is returning for four nights this summer, featuring over 100 local vendors, with applications for vendors open until March 13.

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

West Allis property owners will soon receive revaluation notices due to rising sale prices and a competitive housing market, with updated values posted online by April 7.

The City of Wauwatosa is seeking a Civil Engineer to design and manage public infrastructure projects, with a salary range of $74,855.46 to $95,658.16 and benefits. Application deadline is February 24, 2026.

Brown Deer invites residents to discuss the N. 47th Street reconstruction on February 16, post-flood. Options include restoring the previous road layout or creating pedestrian paths.

Shorewood seeks volunteers for various committees, including those for affordable housing, sustainability, public art, eldercare, firefighter recruitment, parks, land use planning, and public art.

A crash on Hwy 41 in Wisconsin involving a sedan and a highway department truck resulted in the sedan driver's death and no injuries to the truck occupants.

Two individuals were arrested in Wauwatosa after a police chase connected to a Kenosha attempted homicide case.

A 36-year-old man was arrested after a three-vehicle crash at Sherman and Capitol Drive that left a passenger seriously injured; police say the driver fled but was quickly found.

A Milwaukee woman is charged with first-degree murder after a man was fatally shot following a Tinder date; the suspect is awaiting extradition to Illinois.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office warns residents of an international inheritance scam promising vast fortunes and urging caution to avoid falling victim to fraudulent tactics and potential identity theft.

Two Creeks, Two Rivers and Mishicot asked Manitowoc County for a one‑year pause on new data centers while officials study water, energy and zoning impacts. The move forwards a county review and possible consistent rules.