A wrong-way crash in Milwaukee, suspected to involve an intoxicated driver, critically injured three people on Interstate 94 and spurred calls for improved road safety measures.

Milwaukee Police seek public help to solve a December homicide, looking for a white GMC Acadia related to the crime.

The Waukesha JanBoree featured winter activities for the community, with events including a Mars reading hour and an art session, despite some weather-related schedule changes.

Residents at Becher Court say boiler trouble left seniors and other tenants shivering through nights without heat while housing officials say boilers were repaired.

The City of Waukesha, in partnership with Champion Force Athletics, is offering affordable youth cheerleading classes for kids aged 4-18, aiming to build confidence and skills.

West Allis announces a leadership workshop series in collaboration with the Community Impact Partnership and Foundation for spring 2026, aiming to enhance leadership skills and address community issues.

Milwaukee faces light snow and extreme cold, with a Winter Weather Advisory and Cold Weather Advisory in effect due to snow accumulations and dangerous wind chills reaching -26 degrees.

Donte Patterson has been sentenced to 19 years for two armed carjackings and an armed robbery, highlighting local and federal law enforcement cooperation.

West Allis, WI, suspends garbage and recycling due to weather, resuming with an adjusted schedule on Monday, Jan. 26. Collections postponed to next week with detailed pick-up days.

Rockwell Automation paid $62.5 million to acquire the real estate for its Mequon campus, reclaiming the site as the company ramps regional manufacturing investment.

A 5-year-old child is in life-threatening condition after a vehicle struck a tree near 24th and Fond du Lac late Thursday. Police suspect speed and the driver was arrested.

Milwaukee police released images and a vehicle description tied to a Dec. 6 North Side homicide and are asking the public to help ID suspects.

Gale Klappa will retire from WEC's board after May's annual meeting and be named chairman emeritus as CEO Scott Lauber is expected to take the chair.