A 71-year-old diabetic hunter was rescued from Jackson Marsh, Wisconsin, after getting lost. Using a phone app and a drone, he was found and aided by deputies and paramedics.

Milwaukee's weather this week includes sunny skies and potential showers, with fluctuating chances of rain and breezy conditions throughout the week, according to the NWS.

Milwaukee highlighted road safety for teens on Facebook, noting 5,500 killed in 2023 crashes and promoting National Teen Driver Safety Week and #VisionZeroMKE for safe driving education.

K9 Razor and Deputy Kalish from Washington County, Wisconsin, placed 3rd in a "Patrol Challenge" at a law enforcement conference, highlighting their skills and teamwork.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office is increasing patrols and offering safety tips for a safe Halloween, while also distributing treats to trick-or-treaters.

South Milwaukee announced the completion of road paving on Marquette, 6th, and Michigan Avenues, enhancing safety for Halloween weekend, despite remaining as active construction zones.

Milwaukee will experience mostly sunny and moderate conditions to start the week, according to the National Weather Service. Temperatures will stay in the mid-50s during the day and around the mid-40s at night, with light southeast and east winds. A 30 percent chance of showers is expected from Tuesday through Wednesday, followed by mostly cloudy skies and continued mild temperatures heading into the weekend.

A Milwaukee man is charged with three intentional homicides after a series of shootings in one night, with evidence including witness accounts and surveillance footage.

Supervisor Deanna Alexander promotes budget amendments focused on transparency, accountability, and community benefits in Milwaukee County, including park improvements and fiscal reforms.

Milwaukee officials, led by Supervisor Shawn Rolland, introduced a Bus Fare Compliance Pilot Program to address a 33% fare evasion rate on MCTS buses, reallocating $620,965 in funding to enforce fare collection and improve system finances and safety.

The Milwaukee County Board's Finance Committee is set to approve a budget amendment focusing on early intervention for children, legal aid for tenants, and access to fresh produce.

Alderwoman Pratt invites Milwaukee District 1 youth to join the Youth Council, offering them a chance to impact city policies and represent their peers.

President Trump denied Wisconsin's request for FEMA Public Assistance, leaving Milwaukee County with a $22 million bill for damages from storms and flooding. County Executive David Crowley expressed disappointment and is urging a reconsideration.