Milwaukee's Public Safety and Health Committee will consider an ordinance to impound vehicles involved in reckless driving, regardless of the driver's identity, advocated by Alderman Lamont Westmoreland.

The FBI Milwaukee announced "Operation Chalkline," resulting in the arrest of 22 gang members linked to an international cartel, the seizure of drugs and weapons, and multiple agencies' cooperation.

Two parents are charged in the abuse-related death of their 4-year-old son in West Allis; the father faces a potential life sentence, the mother up to 66 years.

Freeze Warning issued in Milwaukee for sub-freezing temperatures; residents advised to protect plants and plumbing. Mild weekend expected, with possible showers next week.

Brookfield police are seeking a suspect for stealing over $9,000 in glasses from Pearle Vision. The male suspect, seen in a Bulls jacket, remains at large.

Wisconsin DNR highlights the importance of State Revolving Fund programs in maintaining clean water and supporting municipalities with over $7.3 billion for infrastructure projects.

Fontana-on-Geneva-Lake aims to expand its conservancy by 0.4 acres aided by a funding grant, enhancing outdoor activities like fishing and bird watching, while prohibiting hunting for safety reasons.

Eric Toney is running for Wisconsin Attorney General in 2026, focusing on crime in Milwaukee and criticizing current AG Josh Kaul's handling of crime labs.

Waukesha County Sheriff's Department is hosting a Drug Take Back event in Sussex to safely dispose of unwanted meds and support the D.A.R.E. program through Seroogy’s candy bar sales.

K-9 Geo impresses at the Ozaukee County Citizens' Academy with his ability to detect electronic devices, showcasing law enforcement techniques in crime-solving and evidence processing.

Milwaukee seniors seek answers after the indefinite closure of the McGovern Senior Center, urging officials for a reopening plan as alternative sites provide some services.

Milwaukee's aging fire truck fleet is a concern for community safety, with a key meeting set to discuss the issue and its impact on emergency responses.

Milwaukee and the MPA are close to finalizing a new police labor contract, pending approval by MPA members and the Common Council. Details are not yet public.