Wisconsin DNR announces the sale of bonus antlerless deer harvest authorizations for the upcoming hunting season, available first-come, first-served starting August 18.

Milwaukee County's first Costco, a 162,000-square-foot store, has been approved by Franklin's planning commission, signaling potential economic growth and redevelopment in the area.

Milwaukee officials urge residents to report gunfire immediately, stressing community safety and the importance of quick alerts to the police, following an incident where no calls were made.

Alderman Westmoreland is hosting "2025 Rooted Together in the 5th," offering music by Donna Woodall and a screening of "Remember the Titans" with local food trucks and free popcorn.

West Allis Farmers Market is competing for a $13,000 prize in a national contest and is seeking votes before the September 30 deadline. Voting is available online via a form submission.

West Allis is hosting a free two-day art event featuring local creators, interactive activities, and community engagement in the arts on September 5-6.

Teen dies in fiery crash after Milwaukee police chase linked to reckless driving and a felony warrant. Officers attempted rescue, resulting in injuries.

Bronzeville Week in Milwaukee concludes with cultural events including community resources at the YWCA, an author session, an acting workshop by actor Rotimi, and a Sleepover for Education, ending with "Pancakes & Poetry".

The West Allis Arts Collective seeks community members for a meeting on August 12 to discuss the local arts scene and upcoming events, including volunteering for the Tiny Tins Project and September's Art on the Plaza & Arts Showcase.

Milwaukee faces a hot weekend with highs near 91°F, potential showers, and thunderstorms. A moderate swim risk is flagged on some beaches due to high waves and currents.

A Racine house fire resulted in $60,000 damages, but firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze and rescued two dogs. No human injuries were reported.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources advises residents to avoid interfering with young wildlife, emphasizing the importance of natural learning and survival skills.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates its 150th anniversary with a free public event featuring live demos, family activities, and Molson Coors' support.