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.

A fatal multi-vehicle collision on W. Brown St. prompts Milwaukee officials to issue a statement condemning reckless driving and urging community safety and responsibility.

Alderman Russell W. Stamper, II invites young creatives to enter the Sister Cities International Showcase with the theme “Friendship: The Heartbeat of Global Peace.” Prizes up to $1,000 are offered.

South Milwaukee reminds voters of absentee ballot options for upcoming elections, requiring a request with photo ID by the Thursday before election day and offering in-person early voting sessions.

Wisconsin DNR and local services are addressing a 720-acre wildfire, the Big Island Fire, in Green Lake County, with evacuations and ongoing containment efforts.

Washington County Sheriff's Office participated in Special Olympics Wisconsin's Basketball Skills Competition, thanking the organization and local law enforcement partners for fostering inclusivity through sports.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office honored the ninth anniversary of Deputy Adam Hartwig's passing, acknowledging his enduring legacy and strong family ties to the department.

Milwaukee's weather is set for mixed conditions, with cloudy skies giving way to possible thunderstorms, snow, and fluctuating temperatures throughout the week, per the NWS.

Milwaukee Public Schools have complied with a court order to have school resource officers on-site, as required by state law, after legal pressure and the threat of fines.

A shooting at Bar 107 in Milwaukee's 9th district left one woman dead and another injured, prompting criticism of the bar's security by the local alderman.