Milwaukee Common Council requests a Presidential Major Disaster Declaration to aid flood recovery, highlighting both immediate needs and the long-term impact of climate change.

The National Weather Service has issued a Beach Hazards statement for Milwaukee, warning of life-threatening waves and currents expected to begin on Wednesday morning.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates its 150th anniversary, sharing historic events and highlighting its evolution in fire service and community trust.

Wisconsin DNR opens applications for a special firearm deer hunt at Sandhill State Wildlife Area to manage deer population, with careful permit levels for a sustainable hunt on November 8-9, 2025, and mandatory CWD testing for harvested deer.

The Milwaukee Police Department honored the memory of Patrolman Dennis O'Bradovich, killed off-duty during a robbery in 1975, highlighting his bravery and sacrifice.

An apartment balcony collapsed in St. Francis, trapping residents temporarily. No injuries were reported. Cause under investigation; Red Cross notified.

The NWS in Milwaukee issued a Beach Hazards Statement due to life-threatening waves and currents and warned of potential thunderstorms with damaging winds and flooding.

A motorcycle vs SUV crash on I-43 in Milwaukee caused one fatality and a temporary closure of southbound lanes. Authorities are investigating the incident.

Senator Tammy Baldwin criticizes Ascension Wisconsin for its plan to outsource Milwaukee ICU staffing to TeamHealth, a firm with a dubious reputation, emphasizing patient care concerns.

Waukesha County continues its recovery efforts after severe flooding, coordinating with local agencies and urging residents to report damage. Public costs have reached $4.4 million with road safety checks ongoing.

Beachgoers in parts of Wisconsin are warned of dangerous conditions including high waves and currents, and the weather forecast indicates a mix of sun, clouds, and potential thunderstorms with varying temperatures.

Milwaukee anticipates more rain while recovering from flood damage. Sewer systems should handle the rainfall, but high winds could down trees. Officials urge residents to prepare and offer support with debris removal and flood resources.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley urges residents to prepare for potential rainstorms, advising safety measures and proactive actions to mitigate flood impacts.