Wisconsin celebrates National Drinking Water Week and the state's water professionals' work in providing safe drinking water, highlighting the 50th anniversary of the Safe Drinking Water Act.

The Oak Creek Public Library is hosting a "Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring" book club from June 7 to August 23, requiring registration due to limited space.

Wisconsin DNR awards Ethical Hunter honor to Eliot Babino and Cody Kabus for their integrity during deer hunts.

Milwaukee's weather today will be clear with a high of 52, but widespread frost is expected tonight. The weekend will be sunny, warming to 67 by Saturday. Fire risks are possible Sunday and Monday, with a slight chance of showers on Tuesday.

Two online aquatic animal dealers were convicted in Wisconsin for shipping invasive crayfish species, with 20 citations issued to each across various counties.

The Drunk Uncle bar in West Allis has had its licenses revoked over allegations against the owner, including threats and sexual advances. The council's decision is effective immediately.

The Garden District's annual Spring Perennial Exchange is happening on May 10, overseen by Alderman Scott Spiker, where community members can share, swap, or buy plants.

North Fond du Lac Police search for missing teen Allan Leiva-Leiva, last seen leaving for a "TikTok challenge." He's 5'9", with brown eyes, black hair, and was wearing a white shirt with red stripes.

Alderman DiAndre Jackson will host 'Pardon Me!', an event for justice-impacted individuals with speaker Joshua Johnson, today at Oak Barrel Public House.

Wisconsin faces high fire danger, with 658 wildfires burning 2,220+ acres. A recent 23-acre blaze prompted the DNR to suspend burn permits in 30 counties. Residents are urged to avoid outdoor burning and check local fire conditions.

Milwaukee weather to alternate between breezy and calm, but remain sunny through the week, with temperatures ranging from the low 50s to near 70 by Monday, per the National Weather Service.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office honors correctional officers during National Corrections Officers Week, recognizing their roles in security and rehabilitation, and the complex challenges they face in their duties.

National Correctional Officers Week began with honors for Waukesha County's Sheriff's Jail Division and recognition of correctional staff's challenging work and commitment to safety and security.