A black Chrysler Sebring with no registration slipped away after a Brookfield traffic stop turned into a chase. Investigators say the car has ties to Milwaukee's northeast side.

El Paraíso Aguachiles opened at 831 S. 16th St. after a 2024 liquor license denial derailed its first restaurant plan.

Four buggy passengers, ages 18 months to 24 years, remain hospitalized after the Tomah Township crash on Highway 131.

A Racine alderman pushed to make the Flock camera contract talks public, warning the outcome will reshape citywide policing.

The unidentified person walking a large black dog was sought after the animal bit a man near South Park and Cedar streets, leaving the victim facing possible rabies shots.

A Milwaukee County judge ordered Midwest Auto Recycling to pay $48 million after a jury found the company liable on an out-of-state-address claim.

Milwaukee could see showers and thunderstorms Wednesday morning before skies clear by afternoon. A warmer, sunnier stretch follows through Friday, with more rain returning this weekend.

Aquarian Charles, 21, was reported critically missing near 107th and Fond du Lac on Milwaukee's Northwest Side Tuesday afternoon and was later found safe.

A fast-moving kitchen fire near 17th and Rawson forced residents and pets out of their South Milwaukee home Tuesday afternoon.

A Milwaukee officer suffered non-life-threatening injuries as police swarmed 37th and Wright, where a person died.

Spring Valley's Maple Leaf Orchard is bracing for a lighter harvest after a hard frost hit blooming trees this year.

A $25 million federal grant brings fast chargers to towns like Boscobel, Hayward and Eagle River, part of $62 million awarded statewide so far.

The Western Racquet Club and Nicolet Tennis Center host the milestone tournament, which has funded $26,000 in scholarships since last year.