Citizens in Ozaukee County participated in a hands-on experience with the Sheriff's Office, engaging in a boat ride and observing drone demonstrations.

The Milwaukee County Zoo euthanized Ruth, a 43-year-old elephant, after she fell and couldn't recover, with efforts by zoo staff and the local rescue team.

Janesville Transit has resumed regular bus routes along Milton Avenue after construction detours, improving access to Uptown Janesville and the WSCC with upgraded stops.

A child in Elkhorn was taken into custody for stealing and possessing a firearm, with no credible threat to school safety found. Charges include armed burglary and theft.

Dashauna Egerson, 17, has been charged with reckless homicide after a fatal crash in Milwaukee during a police pursuit. She initially denied driving the car, but later admitted to it following evidence.

The article informs residents about Public Works' fall preparations, including the closure of the Morgan Avenue Drop-Off Site and the start of yard waste and brush collections.

The NWS forecasts mixed weather for Milwaukee with sun, showers, and thunderstorms, advising residents to stay prepared for variable conditions throughout the week.

Brookfield's 3rd Annual Safety Saturday features interactive safety demonstrations and community engagement with local first responders, offering vehicle displays and lifesaving information.

The Wauwatosa Police Department encourages sign-ups for real-time emergency alerts, ensuring residents receive fast and reliable information directly from city sources.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month by honoring the cultural traditions of its Hispanic members, like Firefighter Bermudez cooking traditional flan. They emphasize diversity and heritage in their work environment.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates its 150th anniversary, highlighting historical responses on social media, and continues to serve the community.

Support for unionization grows among workers at Milwaukee's Discovery World seeking fair wages, benefits, and respect through the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers.

The National Weather Service forecasts a damp week for Milwaukee, with daily chances of showers and thunderstorms. Highs will hover in the low to mid-70s through Monday before cooling into the 60s by Thursday under mostly cloudy skies.