Milwaukee County won the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Culture of Health Prize for its health and racial equity efforts, receiving $250,000 in recognition.

We Got This, a mentoring project for youths offering paid neighborhood work, returns for its 11th season on June 7, as announced by Alderwoman Milele A. Coggs.

Milwaukee's I-894 is undergoing weekend construction, affecting westbound lanes first and eastbound lanes the following weekend. Local authorities advise drivers to plan for delays.

Doris Winters, 61, faces a first-degree reckless homicide charge after she admitted to shooting her husband, Aerion Winters, during a domestic dispute in their Milwaukee apartment. The incident occurred on May 31 near 95th and Brown Deer.

A New York judge halted the U.S. Department of Labor's plan to shut down contractor-operated Job Corps centers, impacting Milwaukee's facility and its staff.

Alderwoman Milele A. Coggs proposes a resolution to retrofit older buildings in Milwaukee with modern fire suppression systems, after fires in unsprinklered properties result in fatalities and displacement.

The NWS Milwaukee forecast includes smoke, variable weather, and an air quality advisory for sensitive groups due to fine particles along Lake Michigan. Conditions are expected to improve with vertical mixing.

Waukesha Police are investigating the theft of nearly two dozen catalytic converters from First Student Inc. buses, affecting school transport services.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates 150 years by sharing its history on social media, including its challenges, leadership changes, and the tragic 2007 medical plane crash.

A Milwaukee woman was sentenced to 15 years for creating and selling CSAM using a minor, with 5 years supervised release and sex offender registration required post-sentence.

Historic Tank Creek Bridge on Great River State Trail was destroyed by fire on May 15, with authorities seeking public tips to determine the cause. No injuries were reported.

Michael G.V. Comino sentenced to 22 months for healthcare kickback conspiracy and ordered to pay over $2 million to Medicare.

The Milwaukee Job Corps Center is closing, impacting over 200 students and around 100 employees, and disrupting plans, like the partnership for veterans' tiny homes project.