A Milwaukee woman, A'Jena Wynn-Howard, is charged with reckless homicide after a crash killing Tonya Missouri-Smith and injuring two others; her vehicle was traveling at 102 mph.

Kathleen Vincent appointed WASB Region 11 Director, bringing 35 years of educational experience and a commitment to innovation and collaboration in Wisconsin's school boards.

Milwaukee's weather forecast predicts a mix of conditions, including cloudy skies, gusty winds, and chances of rain with fluctuating temperatures throughout the week.

A tornado caused extensive damage and power outages in Dodge County, affecting over 14,000 residents and prompting emergency responses in Juneau and Mayville.

Milwaukee Police launch Operation Summer Guardian 4.0 to tackle gun violence with increased police presence, community feedback, and a focus on youth outreach in 30 neighborhoods.

Milwaukee Police seek public assistance to find a man involved in an attempted armed robbery on March 21st, described as a slim African American man in his 20's, wearing glasses, a black outfit with Adidas joggers, and green sneakers.

The Milwaukee Fire Department is celebrating 150 years of service and highlighted historic fires on May 15th from 1926, 1949, and 2018 in a Facebook post with support from the Milwaukee Fire Historical Society & Fire Museum.

A report of a potential active shooter at Milwaukee's Zeidler Municipal Building caused panic, but no evidence of a shooting was found; it may have been sparked by a loud noise from a terminated employee slamming a door.

A city official criticized the lack of security at the Zeidler Municipal Building and City Hall, calling for improved measures and stating that the potential cost should not prevent action.

Severe storms in the Midwest cause a delayed start at Milwaukee High School of the Arts and the closure of Cedar Hills Elementary in Oak Creek due to power outages.

Milwaukee Arts Board announces 2025 Artist of the Year winners and Friends of the Arts honorees, celebrating their impact on the city's cultural scene.

Milwaukee is forecasted to experience breezy conditions with chances of showers and thunderstorms, according to the NWS. Highs near 81 degrees and winds gusting to 35 mph are expected.

The Wisconsin DNR released results from the Spring Hearing, where over 9,000 residents gave input on natural resource rule changes, fish bag limits, accessibility improvements, and turkey hunting season extensions.