The Wisconsin DNR encourages residents to engage in educational events and conservation efforts during International Bat Week to protect bats from threats like white-nose syndrome.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office announced the 2025 release of convicted sex offender Ryan G. Whitehead and his residence details, emphasizing public safety information sharing.

Milwaukee Police Department's pursuit policy is under review after pursuits led to nine deaths, sparking community and city council demands for change. Discussions include adopting GPS dart technology to track fleeing vehicles safely.

Janesville faces road closures on Lodge Drive and East Frontage Road due to reconstruction, affecting travel until late October, with detours in place.

Milwaukee plans its first Innovation District in Walker's Point, aimed at fostering technology and entrepreneurship, with unanimous committee approval and anticipation of full council consideration.

Wisconsin DNR and deputies ran a safety campaign for ATV/UTV riders, engaging with over 1,600 operators over Labor Day weekend, focusing on helmet and seatbelt use following 34 fatal crashes this year.

A trial date is set for Nikita Casap, charged with killing his parents; bodies were found after a welfare check. Casap was arrested with evidence and may face life if convicted.

Law enforcement in Waukesha, Wisconsin, responded to reports of gunfire downtown, leading to evacuations and a suspect's arrest after a standoff; no other injuries were reported.

Milwaukee is experiencing a pleasant autumn with sunny skies and temperatures in the low to mid-80s, but a chance of rain is expected by the start of next week.

A fire damaged Milwaukee's Burleigh Food Market early Thursday, with no injuries reported. Firefighters controlled the blaze; the cause is under investigation.

FEMA teams are in Milwaukee County to aid flood victims with federal assistance applications and offer guidance through DRCs and online or phone options.

Waukesha County authorities establish Disaster Recovery Centers to assist flood victims, offering various forms of aid and requiring certain documents for aid application.

Timothy H. Lewis, convicted of child pornography, will be released on October 7, 2025, and will live at 9369 Bolton Dr. in Farmington, remaining on probation until 2030.