Senator Tammy Baldwin continues her "Fighting for Wisconsin Families" tour, addressing issues such as Medicaid cuts, education threats, and flood relief.

Milwaukee's weather this week includes mostly sunny skies, light showers, and temperatures around 70 degrees, with nights cooling to the low 50s. Winds vary from west to northwest at 5 to 15 mph.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office notified the public about the relocation of registered sex offender Jeffrey T. Indresano to the Town of Trenton.

New bus routes, including Route 59 and Route 82, are launching in Oak Creek to improve public transit accessibility with increased frequency and connectivity.

Local leaders organize a flood relief distribution event on Saturday at Lamb of God Church, with essentials like cleaning supplies and clothing. Volunteers needed.

Alderman Burgelis invites Milwaukee residents to join him for office hours to discuss community issues, emphasizing the importance of in-person dialogue.

Milwaukee's forecast predicts a sunny week with comfortable temperatures, hitting highs in the upper 70s and lows in the 50s, with no severe weather expected.

Wisconsin DNR plans to issue a permit allowing disruption to the eastern ribbonsnake's habitat due to electrical work in Door County, with conservation measures in place.

Wisconsin DNR proposes an incidental take permit for the endangered slender glass lizard due to a road project in Columbia County, asserting it won't harm the species' survival.

Riverside Rhythms is a weekly music series in Waukesha featuring live music, local food trucks, and a riverside setting for visitors to enjoy every Wednesday.

A team in Waukesha County assesses flood damage to secure federal aid, with door-to-door evaluations by FEMA and other agencies, despite no guarantee of individual visits.

The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department held its Badges 'N Buddies Picnic, where deputies fished with youths, supported by community sponsors to foster positive police-community relations.

Jason Zehe was sentenced to 10 years in prison for a fatal crash in Waukesha, killing Megan Voss. He was drunk and speeding at the time of the accident.