Deputy Garret Davies has graduated from the Waukesha County Technical College Law Enforcement Academy, as announced by the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office.

Wisconsin DNR seeks applications from eligible organizations for ATV/UTV safety funding, with a May 31, 2025 deadline for a share of $316,464 over two years.

Milwaukee Police are looking for missing 13-year-old Lilly Arntz, last seen May 13, 2025, near N. 19th Pl. She's 6 feet, 260 pounds, with brown eyes, red hair, wearing a Mickey Mouse shirt, red pants, and pink Crocs. Public assistance is requested.

Milwaukee is dealing with the aftermath of a triple shooting that resulted in three people hospitalized, with two of them in serious condition. Police are investigating and seeking suspects.

The NRB will meet on May 28, 2025, to discuss Wisconsin's environmental regulations, including sharp-tailed grouse management. Public engagement is encouraged.

Judge Hannah Dugan's defense claims judicial immunity against federal obstruction charges, which allege she aided an undocumented migrant in her courtroom.

West Allis announces Food Truck Fridays at the local Farmers Market with over 16 food trucks, live music, and family activities. Events are free and rotate offerings for a varied experience.

Milwaukee is under a Dense Fog Advisory with low visibility, and there's a level 3 risk of severe thunderstorms later, which may include hail, tornadoes, and strong winds. Weather conditions are expected to fluctuate in the coming days.

Wisconsin DNR emphasizes the need for ATV and UTV riders to complete safety certification courses to prevent crashes and fatalities, noting 40 deaths last year from such incidents.

The Wisconsin DNR highlights milkweed as a key plant for pollinators and monarch butterflies, with conservation efforts and advice for local planting.

Milwaukee Judge Dugan filed a motion to dismiss her federal indictment, asserting judicial immunity and the 10th Amendment. She faces allegations of obstructing federal agents.

Milwaukee Common Council has unanimously passed legislation to remove gender-specific language from the city's municipal code, advocating inclusivity in fire department terminology.

Oak Creek Public Library announces free summer programs for all ages, including story times, STEAM labs, and various thematic events, with some requiring registration and others open for drop-in.