New Berlin Police seek the owner of a lost dog found wearing a camo collar, currently cared for by HAWS, after failing to identify him through a microchip.

Powerball jackpot reaches $1 billion in Wisconsin with no grand prize winners; next draw anticipated with a $1.10 billion jackpot. Other Wisconsin Lottery games report smaller wins.

Milwaukee experiences a violent weekend with shootings resulting in one fatality and injuries, with police investigations ongoing and appeals for public assistance.

The NWS advised Milwaukee residents of patchy fog in the morning, with clear skies and warm weather to follow, while thunderstorms are expected later in the week.

Ald. Jackson invites the community to Milwaukee's Labor Day parade and Laborfest, celebrating workers' rights, with festivities at Maier Festival Park.

The Wisconsin DNR has announced the early goose hunting season from Sept 1-15, allowing hunters to take up to five Canada geese daily, with regulations in place for conservation.

Wisconsin DNR commends Veridian Homes for 20 years of sustainable building within the Green Tier program, highlighting energy savings and environmental stewardship.

Ex-Milwaukee Tool employee Matthew Yang is charged with 14 counts, including 11 felonies, for allegedly stealing over $1 million in products by manipulating the company's order system.

Milwaukee's current weather forecast includes sunny days with temperatures around 69-75 degrees, clear nights, and potential fog in some areas. Showers and a storm may affect mid-week plans.

Williams Bay faces a water crisis with unsafe nitrite levels; emergency funds are allocated for bottled water distribution as officials advise against drinking tap water.

The Milwaukee Police are searching for James Hampton, 68, last seen near 38th and Rohr, described as a Black male, 6'3", 165lbs with brown eyes and black hair. Public assistance is requested.

The Wisconsin DNR has issued tree stand safety guidelines for hunters, emphasizing the use of a full-body harness, maintaining three points of contact, and inspecting equipment.

West Allis announces changes to garbage and recycling schedules for Labor Day, with collection delays and city building closures. Residents are advised to plan accordingly.