West Allis officials urge residents to use 911 only for life-threatening emergencies amid flooding, and suggest calling the non-emergency line for other issues.

County Executive David Crowley declares a state of emergency in Milwaukee County due to severe storms and flooding from over 10 inches of rain. Residents are advised to avoid unnecessary travel and report damage.

Milwaukee waives fees at Drop-Off Centers until August 17 to help with flood recovery, as announced by Commissioner Kruschke and shared on social media.

A teenager was rescued from the flooded Root River in Franklin by emergency responders using a Zodiac boat; he was transported for medical evaluation.

A fatal shooting occurred in Milwaukee involving police and an armed suspect linked to business robberies; officers are on administrative duty pending investigation.

The Milwaukee Brewers' game on Sunday will proceed as scheduled despite half the stadium's parking lots being inaccessible due to flooding. Fans with unusable tickets or parking passes will receive a credit.

Wisconsin faces severe flooding after heavy rains, with the National Weather Service extending flood warnings and advising vigilance, especially at night.

Severe weather and flash floods led to the closure of the Wisconsin State Fairgrounds and the cancellation of a Lynyrd Skynyrd concert. Organizers prioritized safety, and refunds were offered to ticket holders.

A 31-year-old man was shot dead by Milwaukee police during an encounter. The circumstances of his death are under investigation, while the involved officers are on administrative duty.

The NWS in Milwaukee/Sullivan issued flood-related warnings for Wisconsin due to heavy rain, with river levels rising and impacts on infrastructure and residents.

Milwaukee officials announce public safety measures to reduce downtown violence, including increased police presence, stricter curfews, and rapid arrest processing.

Madison's National Night Out event promoted community-police engagement, featuring activities and dialogue, with various law enforcement units participating.

Milwaukee's 5th District hosts a free community event with live music by the Donna Woodall Group and a screening of "Remember the Titans." Food trucks and free popcorn available, supporting Wellpoint Care Network.