The National Weather Service reports sunny weather in Milwaukee with upcoming showers and thunderstorms by the weekend, while rivers remain at flood stage.

Waukesha residents face severe flooding, with the city updating safety information on its website and social media. Officials urge avoiding floodwaters and road closures as the Fox River reaches record levels.

Milwaukee officials detailed the devastation from historic flooding and the community's response, including free pickups, shelter efforts by the Red Cross, and U-Haul's free storage offer.

Wisconsin DNR proposes a permit for incidental harm to endangered slender glass lizards due to a trail relocation project in Adams County, implementing measures to minimize impact.

Police are searching for Shane Alan Damkoehler, a 50-year-old missing since Aug. 10, after his father reported him missing and personal items were found in a park.

West Allis launched a recovery plan with extended Municipal Yard hours, free debris disposal, special pick-ups, and support services for flood victims.

Milwaukee faces a wet start with potential flooding and a high chance of rain. Sunny weather will follow, with high temperatures and humidity expected over the weekend. Flooding concerns persist near rivers.

Milwaukee faces severe flooding, power outages, and property damage, causing the premature end of the Wisconsin State Fair and prompting emergency responses and recovery efforts.

Wisconsin hunters can buy bonus antlerless deer harvest authorizations starting August 18, as announced by Wisconsin DNR, with varying prices for residents, non-residents, and youth.

Neegee J. Cloud convicted by federal jury for burglary and assault with intent to murder on Menominee Reservation.

West Allis officials urge residents to use 911 only for life-threatening emergencies amid flooding, and suggest calling the non-emergency line for other issues.

County Executive David Crowley declares a state of emergency in Milwaukee County due to severe storms and flooding from over 10 inches of rain. Residents are advised to avoid unnecessary travel and report damage.

Milwaukee waives fees at Drop-Off Centers until August 17 to help with flood recovery, as announced by Commissioner Kruschke and shared on social media.