Milwaukee Common Council leadership will participate in the May Day march to support immigrant and worker rights, calling for an end to cuts in essential services and advocating for inclusive policies.

Judge Hannah Dugan is charged with felonies for allegedly interfering with a federal immigration arrest, and a reserve judge will now handle her cases.

The National Weather Service Milwaukee/Sullivan forecasts breezy weather, showers, and possible severe thunderstorms with hail, damaging winds, and tornadoes in Milwaukee today, especially in the afternoon and evening.

Milwaukee Police found the family of a 5-year-old boy discovered alone. The non-verbal child was located before 4 p.m. after a public appeal for help.

Port Washington High School students toured the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office to learn about the justice system, including jail, dispatch, and court proceedings, even participating in a mock trial.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office is excited about their upcoming Cops & Kids Event at the fairgrounds, featuring educational activities and interaction with law enforcement.

Niche Book Bar opens in the 6th District on April 26, offering a grand opening event with family activities and aligning with Independent Bookstore Day.

Milwaukee County officials have affirmed their commitment to due process after the arrest of Judge Hannah Dugan, emphasizing justice, fairness, and uniform application of the law.

The NWS in Milwaukee predicts variable weather, including sunny skies, mild temperatures, chances of showers and thunderstorms, and blustery winds in the upcoming days.

The Green Bay Packers focused on offense in the 2025 NFL Draft, choosing lineman Anthony Belton and receiver Savion Williams, surprising fans who expected defensive additions.

Milwaukee deputies responded to a report of shots fired from a truck, leading to a standoff with an empty vehicle and an ongoing search for the suspects.

Judge Hannah Dugan's arrest has shocked local officials, who call for fair and due process and express concern about federal law enforcement's impact on communities.

Oak Creek is seeking nominations for its 2024 Citizen of the Year, recognizing individuals who have significantly contributed to society, civic roles, and education, with a deadline of May 1.