Milwaukee's 1st District is hosting Black on the Block event on June 21, featuring free food, activities, and a bike giveaway at Black Market, with support from J.A.Y. Academy and Adidas Cornerstone Community.

Extreme heat warning issued for Kenosha, Milwaukee, and Racine Counties by the National Weather Service, with heat index values up to 110 degrees. High swim risk also in effect for Sheboygan and Ozaukee Counties.

The Wisconsin DNR celebrates National Eagle Day and the 85th anniversary of the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act, highlighting bald eagle recovery and the role of the Endangered Resources license plate program in conservation.

Town board chairman Richard Van Buren was arrested in Dodge County for allegedly killing a golden retriever, with the incident gaining attention on social media.

A man once charged with homicide was released in Greenfield, causing alarm among officials. Community leaders criticized the lack of communication about his release and are pushing for measures to prevent such oversight.

Milwaukee's North Side community is set for an evening of engagement and summer fun at McGovern Park, hosted by local leaders with free food, games, and music by DJ Tootie.

The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department warns of a scam using text messages with fake FDIC kiosk bond instructions, misusing official logos, and urging citizens to stay vigilant and report scams.

Oak Creek's Water and Sewer Utility received the 10-year President’s Award for outstanding water treatment standards, being one of eleven utilities nationwide recognized for this achievement.

Milwaukee is under an Extreme Heat Warning with a high risk of heat-related illnesses. Showers and possible thunderstorms are expected with moderate swim risk at beaches.

Delavan experienced severe flash flooding after heavy rains, leading to over four inches of rainfall and transforming streets into virtual ponds, causing travel difficulties and emergency responses.

Milwaukee's roads are in disrepair, with a report indicating $821 million is needed to fix streets graded as "poor."

The Milwaukee Police Department's proposed use of facial recognition technology faces strong opposition over concerns about privacy, potential for misidentification, and civil liberties, despite the department's assurance of careful policy crafting.

Discord among local officials ensues over street takeover legislation and prioritization amid concerns about its constitutionality and the city's handling of gun violence issues.