District 11 residents can discuss the 2026 County Budget at the town hall meeting led by Supervisor Kathleen Vincent at Greenfield Library tomorrow from 6-8pm.

Milwaukee officials discuss implementing traffic safety cameras, with potential for five per district, as highlighted in a public hearing on the Safe Streets Save Lives Act.

The National Weather Service predicts seasonal weather for Milwaukee with clear skies, and temperatures ranging from 47°F to 66°F, including a calm evening and a slight chance of rain on Friday.

Renee Wallace is the new Operations Manager of the Oak Creek Farmers Market, bringing her experience from Midwest Goods and over 100 markets to enhance the local event.

16-year-old Grant Freeze died in a collision but saved lives through organ donation, impacting five individuals with his heart, lungs, pancreas, liver, and kidneys.

Local artist Collin presented artwork featuring the sheriff's patch to Waukesha County Court Services, symbolizing community healing after the 2021 parade tragedy.

The Wisconsin DNR is providing over $1.3 million in loans for the cleanup of contaminated sites in Madison, facilitating the Huxley Yards redevelopment project.

Wisconsin immigrant communities face heightened anxiety following recent ICE arrests. Milwaukee officials release a statement advising residents of their rights, aiming to alleviate fear and promote inclusivity.

Milwaukee's weather forecast includes mostly sunny skies with highs around 65 degrees, potential frost in outlying areas, and no severe weather expected.

Wisconsin's DNR hosts free open houses at two fish facilities on Oct. 11, featuring tours, eggs collection demos, and hands-on activities related to fishery management and stocking Lake Michigan.

Milwaukee experienced two fires: one at Hale House Restaurant, with no injuries and unknown cause, and another at a home, injuring a firefighter but with no residents harmed.

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit by former teacher Melissa Tempel, who was fired for criticizing Waukesha School District decisions on social media.

Wisconsin residents can order native tree and shrub seedlings for 2026 planting from the state's DNR to support conservation efforts and the Trillion Trees Pledge.