Milwaukee's LGBTQ+-friendly bar, The Sugar Maple, was vandalized when a rock shattered a window displaying pride symbols; the suspect is at large, and the incident is under investigation.

The Wisconsin DNR invites citizens to help prevent aquatic invasive species during the Great Lakes Landing Blitz, focusing on boat and equipment inspection.

Milwaukee County won six NACo Achievement Awards for initiatives including improving accessibility, combating opioids, and investing in affordable housing, recognized for innovation and effectiveness.

The Milwaukee Common Council is working on a new city flag to coincide with the city's 180th anniversary, aiming to involve the community more in the selection process.

Milwaukee's Common Council has adjusted overnight parking rules in District 4, allowing 48-hour parking on any street side, responding to increased overnight parking and prior enforcement challenges.

The Milwaukee Public Schools board approved a $1.5 billion budget for FY26, focusing on literacy, absenteeism, teacher recruitment, and facility improvements.

Milwaukee faces stormy weather with heavy rain and thunderstorms, high humidity, and the potential for flooding as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

The Milwaukee Common Council voted to create a task force to design a new city flag, aiming for inclusivity and community engagement in the selection process.

Milwaukee saw multiple police pursuits leading to arrests, crashes, and injuries, with incidents involving stolen vehicles, illegal substances, a firearm, and a chase over registration issues.

A woman in Fond du Lac suffered severe axe attack injuries; a 34-year-old male suspect was later apprehended. Authorities are investigating the incident.

Milwaukee's Common Council is recognizing winners of the 34th Juneteenth Scholarship Pageant for their academic and community achievements in a session led by Alderwoman Coggs.

Eduardo Flores-Ruiz agrees to plead guilty to illegal entry into the U.S. and may face up to two years in prison, a fine, and deportation after serving his sentence.

Five Pick 'n Save stores in southeast Wisconsin are closing to help Kroger cut costs, with employees offered transfers. Local shoppers express inconvenience over the closures.