The NWS forecasts sunny weather and a high of 74°F for Milwaukee today, with clear skies tonight. A chance of showers is expected Thursday night. Variable weather with rain chances continues into next week.

Shorewood is coping with a shooting that killed Victoria Truss; her boyfriend, Michael Griffin, was shot dead by police. The incident left another wounded and the involved officers on leave.

A Sheriff's Deputy in Grafton interacted with two kids, an event shared on Facebook by the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office to highlight positive police-community relations.

Milwaukee residents are protesting the planned closure of a local Pick 'n Save grocery store, citing concerns about the community's access to food and pharmacy services. They are requesting that the store remain open until at least December 2025.

Royal Capital faces opposition for their 200+ unit development in the 9th Aldermanic District, with concerns raised due to their track record at The Harmony in Madison, where serious incidents occurred. A key committee meeting is approaching.

Milwaukee hosts two job fairs on July 10 with local alderwomen's support, aiming to offer immediate employment in various sectors, with multiple organizations collaborating.

Alderman Burgelis hosts a consumer protection event focused on fraud prevention at Zablocki Library on July 8.

A man in Sauk County, Wisconsin, died from injuries sustained in a fireworks explosion on July 5, despite efforts by deputies and bystanders to save him.

Mayor Johnson is frustrated by the loss of $34M in federal funding for Milwaukee's 6th Street project due to budget cuts, which could have improved safety, created jobs, and boosted the economy.

The NWS in Milwaukee forecasts variable weather, including chances of showers, thunderstorms, and fluctuating temperatures. While some days will be sunny, others may see precipitation and the NWS has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for the region.

Milwaukee Police Department emphasizes core values in a recruitment drive on Facebook, seeking candidates who can serve with competence, courage, integrity, leadership, respect, and restraint.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley criticizes the federal budget for risking programs like Medicaid, SNAP, and Medicare, crucial to his community's welfare.

Milwaukee's Mayor vetoed a parking measure for the 4th District that would have eased restrictions, prompting the area representative to dispute the claims about an agreed parking study and call for the Common Council to overturn the veto.