Milwaukee faced two shootings on July 8; one left a 43-year-old injured and a 34-year-old dead. No suspects have been apprehended as the police investigate both incidents.

The Wisconsin DNR reported that over 15,000 bats were counted in the Great Wisconsin Bat Count, indicating a positive sign for bat populations affected by white-nose syndrome.

Milwaukee Police are investigating a Tuesday night shooting on North 42nd Street, where a 34-year-old was killed. No suspects have been identified, and authorities seek public assistance.

Milwaukee Police Department teams up with Versiti Blood Center for a blood drive benefiting the local police foundation and providing lifesaving blood donations.

Wisconsin DNR pilots provide essential environmental support from the air, including fire support and wildlife surveys, offering a unique perspective on conservation.

Milwaukee Mayor Johnson launches an anti-illegal dumping initiative with fines, surveillance cameras, and rewards for public help in identifying offenders.

The Milwaukee Fire Department is celebrating its 150-year history, sharing significant events and heroic stories through social media updates and reflecting on its service to the community.

A semi-truck fire on I-43 northbound near Hampton Avenue in Milwaukee caused freeway closure and traffic delays; no injuries reported, cause under investigation.

The committee approved Milwaukee's housing plan aiming to improve affordability and homeownership, reflecting collaborative efforts with the community.

The NWS forecasts sunny weather and a high of 74°F for Milwaukee today, with clear skies tonight. A chance of showers is expected Thursday night. Variable weather with rain chances continues into next week.

Shorewood is coping with a shooting that killed Victoria Truss; her boyfriend, Michael Griffin, was shot dead by police. The incident left another wounded and the involved officers on leave.

A Sheriff's Deputy in Grafton interacted with two kids, an event shared on Facebook by the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office to highlight positive police-community relations.

Milwaukee residents are protesting the planned closure of a local Pick 'n Save grocery store, citing concerns about the community's access to food and pharmacy services. They are requesting that the store remain open until at least December 2025.