An 18-year-old was killed in a shooting in Milwaukee near 41st and Glendale Avenue early Saturday morning as reported by several news sources. Police investigation is ongoing.

The Milwaukee Common Council criticized DHS for wrongly accusing a local immigrant of threatening the President, leading to unnecessary detention and death threats against him.

Milwaukee faced a series of shootings on May 31, resulting in four deaths. The violence spanned from early morning to late evening, with ongoing police investigations.

Milwaukee's weather forecast includes a sunny day rising to 64°F, summer-like conditions with highs up to 80°F, and chances of showers and thunderstorms with fluctuating temperatures through the week.

Willie "Baylew" Mitchell will be honored with a street renaming in Milwaukee for his 40+ years of community service, including work with local youth and organizations.

A Milwaukee immigrant was wrongly accused by DHS of making death threats against the President, resulting in undue threats and detention for his family.

The Oak Creek Public Library is launching a "Learn to Play" Dungeons & Dragons program for beginners, providing free materials and sessions from June through August for those 16 and older.

Kenosha County launches an online survey to assess community health and inform improvement plans, with residents invited to participate and eligible for a $100 gift card prize.

Milwaukee's weather forecast promises a pleasant week with temperatures ranging from 40s to high 80s, including sunny days, a warmer start to the week, and chances of midweek showers and thunderstorms.

The Milwaukee Police Department's use of Flock Group's AI-powered license plate readers is under debate, with concerns over privacy and a report of accessing Illinois cameras for classified investigations.

Fourteen individuals face charges in Wisconsin for drug trafficking, including fentanyl and cocaine distribution, with two also charged with illegal re-entry into the U.S.

The Locust Street Festival of Music and Art returns to Riverwest, featuring local talent, artisans, music, a beer run, and festivities starting at 11:30 a.m. on June 1.

The Wisconsin DNR emphasizes dam safety ahead of National Dam Safety Awareness Day, noting the importance of managing the state's 3,000 dams and offering support like inspections and grants to ensure their integrity.