South Milwaukee City Administration will close for Memorial Day on May 26, 2025, but emergency services will remain available. Normal operations resume May 27.

The Milwaukee Fire Department is celebrating 150 years of service, sharing historical events such as notable fires that occurred on May 23 of various years, showcasing their dedication and adaptability in firefighting.

Milwaukee County launches Building Bridges, a program to support local small businesses with $200,000 in grants from WEDC and technical assistance, aiming to revitalize commercial corridors and stimulate economic growth.

A Kenosha sex offender faces new child pornography charges, with each count carrying potential penalties of 15-40 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

Milwaukee is expecting sunny, mild weather with a high near 55 degrees, and a light breeze today, changing to a mostly cloudy evening with a low of 42 degrees.

Franklin residents will discuss proposed changes to Tsunami Express Car Wash's special use permit at a hearing on May 22 at the City Hall, where community input will shape the business's operation.

Milwaukee city offices will close on May 26 for Memorial Day, with online and phone services available for residents.

The Wisconsin DNR emphasizes water safety and life jacket use ahead of Memorial Day, noting three boating fatalities this year and highlighting safety education.

Franklin Plan Commission sets a May 22 public hearing to discuss a special use permit extension for multi-family development by Safari Homes Franklin, LLC.

The Milwaukee Brewers partnered with Habitat for Humanity to begin building a home, one of 34 planned for first-time buyers at affordable prices, announced by Milwaukee City Development.

MCTS celebrated their employees on social media, highlighting their essential role in the Milwaukee community and acknowledging their service and dedication.

Lithium-ion batteries caused a house fire in Kenosha County, with no human injuries but pets perished, and an excavator was needed due to extensive damage.

A Sheboygan man, Nolan M. Pitsch, has been indicted for the production and possession of child pornography; he could face decades in prison if convicted.