Milwaukee officials are cracking down on illegal street takeovers, with plans to increase penalties for drivers and spectators and a commitment from the DA to prosecute offenders.

Wisconsin DNR announces 2025 sturgeon fishing season from Sep 6-30, requires a general fishing license and special tag, and enforces a one-sturgeon limit with strict catch and release regulations.

Milwaukee's Fiesta Selena MKE celebrates Selena Quintanilla with live music, art exhibits, and a dance class, as the largest Selena gathering in the Midwest.

Mixed weather is expected in Milwaukee with sprinkles and isolated showers, high near 64°F, and 10% chance of rain. Sunny days with highs around 66-75°F to follow.

A fire at Scenic Traveler RV Center in Washington County was controlled within 40 minutes; no injuries were reported, with a lawn mower cited as the possible cause.

Milwaukee Police Association President advocated for National Guard deployment against federal law, stirring controversy and criticism for potentially undermining the oath to uphold the law.

Milwaukee Police promote citizen engagement in crime reduction, citing programs like MHRC, Milwaukee Crime Stoppers, and the Wandering Prevention Program as key initiatives.

Milwaukee is building a $9 million South Shore cruise dock to become a major Great Lakes cruising hub, with state and local funds supporting the project to attract tourism and economic growth. Construction aims for a 2026 opening.

Alderwoman Milele A. Coggs invites Milwaukee 6th District residents to nominate gardens for the 2025 Landscape Awards, part of the Clean City Project.

Milwaukee's weather this week includes sun, clouds, wind gusts up to 35 mph, and occasional rain. Temperatures range from the low 60s to high near 71, with a slight chance of showers on Tuesday.

Wisconsin agencies warn against eating ducks from Green Bay due to high PFAS levels, with a stronger "Do Not Eat" advisory for Lower Green Bay mallards.

Erik J. Paz-Zavaleta is indicted in Wisconsin for alleged passport fraud involving a false statement on an application and faces up to 10 years in prison if found guilty.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office notified the public of the relocation of registered sex offender Michael J. Sukenik to Addison, emphasizing community safety through awareness.