FBI Milwaukee launched "Operation Chalkline" with local, state, and federal agencies, arresting 22 individuals on federal charges and seizing drugs, guns, and vehicles.

A Milwaukee couple was charged with the fatal beating of their 4-year-old son, in a case the Commissioner described as horrific. They face multiple charges and showed varying reactions in court.

Milwaukee Police found Dejuan Garrett, a critically missing 10-year-old boy, safe after he disappeared, marking the second such incident within a month.

Milwaukee County Supervisor proposes security personnel on buses and at stops to address fare evasion and budget shortfall impacting the Milwaukee County Transit System.

Wisconsin reports the first use of a Safe Haven Baby Box in Racine, where a newborn girl was safely surrendered and is now under child protective services.

Alderman Scott Spiker invites Milwaukee residents to a family-friendly Ghostly Garden Walk on October 26, promising crafts, treats, and Halloween fun.

Wisconsin DHS warns of ongoing mosquito threat after a local horse contracts EEE virus, urging residents to take preventive measures against mosquito bites until the season's first hard frost.

A Freeze Warning was issued by the National Weather Service for southern Wisconsin until 9 AM CDT, with temperatures as low as 26 degrees threatening crops and sensitive vegetation.

Milwaukee community seeks justice for 8-year-old King "KJ" Hogan, who was injured in a hit-and-run. Police are searching for the driver who fled the scene.

Janesville is revamping Mt. Zion Avenue with new pavement, ADA-compliant sidewalks, water mains, and storm sewers, starting spring 2026. A public forum is scheduled for input on October 28.

WisDOT was recognized with multiple awards by AASHTO and AAMVA for its effective communication, customer service, and public outreach initiatives, including driver education grants, Real ID compliance, and campaigns against distracted driving.

A woman was arrested for her second OWI after surviving an SUV-train collision in Wauwatosa; police responded to the incident without injuries reported.

Oak Creek Public Library is upgrading its book sorter, causing temporary changes in the return process and potential delays, while assuring no late fees as returns will be backdated.