The Corliss, Wisconsin's largest private affordable housing development with 576 units, has its grand opening, marking a significant moment for inclusive housing.

Brad D. Schimel has been sworn in as the Interim U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Wisconsin, overseeing federal law enforcement in the district.

Janesville's S. River Street at W. Holmes Street is closing for repairs from Nov 20 to Nov 24, with detours via E. Racine, S. Main, and E./W. Court Streets.

Milwaukee experiences patchy fog followed by mostly cloudy skies and mild temperatures around mid-40s, with no severe weather expected through Tuesday.

Authorities are searching for Jake Wenzel after he allegedly shot into a Wisconsin home. Wenzel, considered armed and dangerous, has prior criminal charges and is currently out on bond. An escalated manhunt is underway to locate him.

Waukesha County Executive Paul Farrow signed a $391.5 million budget for 2026, featuring modest increases and prioritizing public safety and infrastructure.

The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department and HAWS of Waukesha collaboratively launch their 2026 calendar featuring local officers and adoptable pets to support animal welfare.

Wauwatosa warns of a phishing scam impersonating its Planning and Development Department, seeking personal and financial info. Residents are advised not to engage with such emails and to report them.

Wisconsin observes Crash Responder Safety Week to highlight the dangers emergency personnel face during traffic incidents, promoting the "slow down, move over" rule and improved safety training for responders.

An 89-year-old Milwaukee woman is charged with hit-and-run after striking a 9-year-old girl with her car in Cudahy, thinking she hit an object, not a person. She plans to give up her license.

Milwaukee's annual turkey and diaper giveaway, supported by Alderwoman Coggs and local businesses, provides 200 families with Thanksgiving essentials.

Milwaukee police found a 28-year-old shot dead in Old North Milwaukee; no arrests made, as the investigation into the early morning incident continues.

The National Weather Service predicts rain before 1 p.m. in Milwaukee, with temperatures peaking at 41 degrees and an east wind of 10 to 15 mph. Evening may bring clearer skies and milder weather later in the week.