Waukesha announces its garbage and recycling collection schedule and guidelines, reminding residents about proper bin placement and noting holidays when services are not available.

A police chase in Milwaukee for a shooting suspect ended in a fatal crash involving an uninvolved driver. The suspect remains at large. This marks the 5th such incident in the city this year.

North Shore area offers suicide prevention training hosted by NAMI Ozaukee, emphasizing resilience. The event is supported by the local Sheriff's office and open to the public on September 10.

A 16-year-old was shot and killed in Milwaukee; police are seeking the gunman. The city faces a concerning trend of youth violence. No arrests have been made.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny days and clear nights for Milwaukee, with temperatures in the upper 60s to mid-70s and a mild northwest breeze. A slight chance of showers is expected Wednesday night into Thursday.

The Wisconsin DNR warns hunters not to use brittle, emerald ash borer-infested trees for deer stands, highlighting safety measures for hunting season.

Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office celebrated its 190th anniversary with historical displays and community bonding at the National Night Out event, as shared on its Facebook page.

Senator Tammy Baldwin continues her "Fighting for Wisconsin Families" tour, addressing issues such as Medicaid cuts, education threats, and flood relief.

Milwaukee's weather this week includes mostly sunny skies, light showers, and temperatures around 70 degrees, with nights cooling to the low 50s. Winds vary from west to northwest at 5 to 15 mph.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office notified the public about the relocation of registered sex offender Jeffrey T. Indresano to the Town of Trenton.

New bus routes, including Route 59 and Route 82, are launching in Oak Creek to improve public transit accessibility with increased frequency and connectivity.

Local leaders organize a flood relief distribution event on Saturday at Lamb of God Church, with essentials like cleaning supplies and clothing. Volunteers needed.

Alderman Burgelis invites Milwaukee residents to join him for office hours to discuss community issues, emphasizing the importance of in-person dialogue.