Milwaukee officials push for fire safety upgrades in older multi-family buildings, with new legislation aimed at adding sprinklers and enhancing existing regulations.

Milwaukee's forecast includes mild temperatures around 50-56 degrees, partly sunny skies, and occasional winds this week, with chances of rain toward the weekend.

Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin resumes abortion services after a pause due to Trump's Medicaid funding restrictions, by relinquishing its Essential Community Provider status.

Wisconsin's Department of Natural Resources warns of heightened wildfire risk due to dry conditions and urges residents to take precautions when burning outdoors.

Milwaukee Police investigate a non-fatal shooting on N. 28th Street; a 19-year-old was hospitalized. No suspects identified; public assistance requested.

The Milwaukee Fire Department is marking its 150th anniversary, reflecting on its history and honoring firefighters lost in past fires through social media posts.

Milwaukee Police investigate a late-night non-fatal shooting of two people on N. Holton Street; details and motives are unclear as the search for suspects continues.

A woman, 50, was fatally struck by a vehicle in Saukville Walmart's parking lot; despite lifesaving attempts, she died in the hospital. The Saukville Police Department is investigating the incident.

A 71-year-old diabetic hunter was rescued from Jackson Marsh, Wisconsin, after getting lost. Using a phone app and a drone, he was found and aided by deputies and paramedics.

Milwaukee's weather this week includes sunny skies and potential showers, with fluctuating chances of rain and breezy conditions throughout the week, according to the NWS.

Milwaukee highlighted road safety for teens on Facebook, noting 5,500 killed in 2023 crashes and promoting National Teen Driver Safety Week and #VisionZeroMKE for safe driving education.

K9 Razor and Deputy Kalish from Washington County, Wisconsin, placed 3rd in a "Patrol Challenge" at a law enforcement conference, highlighting their skills and teamwork.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office is increasing patrols and offering safety tips for a safe Halloween, while also distributing treats to trick-or-treaters.