Alderwoman Pratt is hosting a Stop Bullying Event with storytelling, games, and prizes in Milwaukee to promote anti-bullying awareness and community solidarity.

Milwaukee authorities denounce rising gun violence, emphasizing the permanence of shooting consequences and urging the use of support networks over firearms to resolve disputes.

Oklahoma is set to conduct its first 2025 execution, with Wendell Grissom facing lethal injection for a deadly home invasion. His defense highlights his troubled past.

Milwaukee Health Department and MPS screened 249 kids for lead, with few above CDC's reference value. Two schools show safe lead levels; city planning more inspections.

Milwaukee expects a tourism boost with NCAA tournament despite the absence of local team the Wisconsin Badgers.

Milwaukee residents faced wind and snow advisories from the NWS, cautioning against gusty winds and potential travel difficulties with mixed temperatures and precipitation forecasted.

The Big Island Fire in Wisconsin, which burned 750 acres, is under control with no injuries or structural losses, thanks to the efforts of local emergency services.

The Drunk Uncle bar's liquor license is at risk due to paperwork issues and a separate customer lawsuit over alleged staff misconduct and owner behavior. The license non-renewal hinges on the owner's resolution of fees with the state.

Wisconsin DNR is hosting a youth fishing clinic on April 12 to teach children aged 15 and under the art of angling, with various activities planned in Milwaukee and Washington counties.

Oak Creek collaborates with CityWise to help residents find affordable, safe housing through an accessible online directory, featuring diverse rental options and supporting ease of navigation.

West Allis hosts a Bike Rodeo for young residents, offering bicycle safety lessons, free helmets, and lunch, with mandatory registration for the May 18 event.

A Milwaukee man, Jaimann L. Eiland, is charged with battery after allegedly throwing a toddler off a balcony; the child sustained injuries but is recovering.

Milwaukee is under a wind advisory with potential for severe weather, including high winds, rain transitioning to snow, travel hazards, and power outages.