West Allis unveils a community-made senbazuru, a 1,000 origami crane display symbolizing peace and unity, which will tour the city, including contributions from late resident Madeline Mishefske.

The Wisconsin DNR has completed the removal of hazardous waste from sites contaminated by 5R Processors, costing $4.6 million, thanks to the collaboration with local entities and the 2021 Wisconsin Act 234.

Milwaukee police found six children locked in a storage unit; two adults were arrested, and an investigation into child abuse and neglect is ongoing. No injuries were reported among the children.

A Kaukauna man was sentenced to over 10 years in prison for meth distribution and must forfeit over $140,000 plus assets, including firearms and a vehicle.

Milwaukee celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with a special bus design launched by County Executive David Crowley, highlighting Latino cultural influences in the area.

The NWS issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for Wisconsin due to patchy fog, with a clear, sunny day to follow in Milwaukee and potential weekend thunderstorms.

Wisconsin hunting guide, Timothy J. Collar, was fined $3,000 and banned from hunting for a year for illegal bear baiting in the Chequamegon-Nicolet Forest.

Milwaukee leaders and health professionals focus on suicide prevention, offering enhanced support services and promoting awareness during National Suicide Prevention Month.

A school administrator was wrongly accused of mocking Charlie Kirk's death due to a mix-up with a similar name; the district clarified the confusion amid harassment.

Milwaukee prenatal care coordinator Precious Cruse was convicted on 17 charges, including healthcare fraud and identity theft, for abusing Medicaid and exploiting pregnant women.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley declared September as Suicide Prevention Month, highlighting mental health initiatives and resources like the 24-Hour Crisis Line and Mental Health Emergency Center.

Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office recognized Emergency Management Deputy Director John Stuhlmacher for his dedication to public service and diverse contributions to specialized teams.

The Cudahy School District is investigating an employee's social media post about Charlie Kirk's assassination, assessing potential district policy violations regarding professional conduct.