Otaniyen Iduozee, a Nigerian citizen, received a 42-month prison sentence for money laundering in connection to a romance scam. He laundered money swindled from victims into overseas accounts.

Milwaukee plans to celebrate Juneteenth Day with a parade and festival on June 19, commemorating the end of slavery, including a broadcast by local station TMJ4.

Milwaukee road closures on June 20 for a vigil honoring three young adults killed in a crash last year, aiming to raise awareness about reckless driving.

Oak Creek Public Library is hosting a "Reptiles of Wisconsin" educational event on July 19, providing hands-on learning about local amphibians and reptiles.

Fathers for Progress celebrated its 37th anniversary on Father's Day with activities in Sherman Park, promoting fatherhood and unity in the community.

Milwaukee debates its city flag identity, with Alderman Peter Burgelis proposing a task force to select a new design through public input. Critics suggest the city's resources could be better spent elsewhere.

District 9 in Granville is set to become a summer music destination with free events in various genres, including R&B, Gospel, and Blues, as per the Granville Business Improvement District. Events start June 20 with festivities planned rain or shine.

Morning showers in Milwaukee will clear up for warm, sunny Juneteenth celebrations; however, thunderstorms and a heatwave are expected over the weekend.

A Shawano man is indicted for producing child pornography involving a 2-year-old, with charges brought forth by the Acting U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Wisconsin.

Wisconsin DNR highlights the role of pollinators and encourages conservation during Pollinator Week, with actions like planting native species, avoiding pesticides, and supporting the Endangered Resources Fund.

Smallmouth bass harvest season in Wisconsin's Northern Zone opens June 21, as announced by the DNR, with a reminder to anglers to fish responsibly and follow regulations.

A Menasha man was indicted for receiving child pornography, potentially facing a mandatory minimum of 5 years to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine if convicted.

MPS revealed a Lead Action Plan to tackle lead contamination in schools, expanding remediation to 14 additional schools and discussing a $1.5 billion budget for the upcoming year.