Luke Combs is set to debut at Lambeau Field on May 16, 2026, with his "My Kinda Saturday Night Tour," accompanied by Dierks Bentley and other guests. Tickets go on sale on October 17.

Milwaukee's Southside to receive more police officers, a move supported by Alderman Peter Burgelis and aimed at improving public safety and community trust.

The Milwaukee County Office is helping flood survivors by opening a FEMA Disaster Recovery Center in West Allis, providing in-person and remote assistance with federal aid applications.

A Milwaukee food truck was hit by gunfire, injuring a 41-year-old. Police are investigating, with no suspects in custody. The 31-year-old owner thought it was vandalism before realizing it was a shooting. The public is urged to offer information.

The investigation is ongoing for a fatal shooting involving an off-duty Milwaukee police officer after a traffic collision and confrontation led to the death of a man identified as Elijah Wilks.

Wisconsin faces a bird flu outbreak, leading to the suspension of all poultry events in four southeastern counties, with the DATCP advising indoor containment of birds to prevent spread.

Janesville's Recreation Division hosts a Riverside Drive-Thru Trunk or Treat event for families to safely enjoy Halloween festivities from their cars.

Milwaukee experienced a cool morning with temperatures in the high 40s. Clear with light northwest winds, the day promised sunshine and a high near 60, with a calm week ahead.

Wisconsin grants nearly $2M for veteran cemetery enhancements, supported by Gov. Evers and the DVA, while broader support plans face cuts by Republicans.

The Wisconsin DNR is seeking public feedback on a draft master plan for managing the North Central Forest, focusing on land use, wildlife, and outdoor recreation.

The proposed budget suggests raising the vehicle registration wheel tax in the City by $10, potentially bringing the total fees including County and State to $155 for car owners.

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.