Supervisor Anne O'Connor is appointed as Co-Chair of Milwaukee's City-County Advisory Board on Climate and Economic Equity to foster sustainability and job growth.

Alderman Russell W. Stamper, II will attend the Patrick "PJ" Ross, Jr. Scholarship Awards in Milwaukee, honoring youth and combating gun violence's impact.

A Milwaukee teacher is charged with sexual misconduct with student athletes, involving explicit texts and unwanted contact. Another lawsuit claims neglect of a 2022 teacher-student misconduct case.

The Spring Diaper Drive in Milwaukee County is collecting diapers and wipes to aid families in need, with support from Landmark Credit Union and the Milwaukee County Federated Library System.

Racine police shot a suspect during an armed home invasion; details of the suspect's injury and how it occurred are unclear. Officers are on leave, and investigations are ongoing.

Milwaukee Common Council voted to require hookah lounges to obtain a public entertainment license, aligning them with other entertainment venues in terms of regulation, safety, and zoning. Mayor's approval is pending.

The NWS in Milwaukee forecasts showers and possible thunderstorms starting today, with varying chances of precipitation and thunderstorms throughout the week.

The Milwaukee Fire Department commemorated 150 years of service and fallen members, specifically highlighting two firefighters who died in 1926, seeking community contributions for memorials.

A man in Wisconsin pleaded guilty to possessing precursors for chemical weapons with the intention to create chlorine gas. His sentencing is scheduled for August 1.

A traffic stop by an Ozaukee County Sheriff's Deputy led to the seizure of methamphetamine laced with fentanyl and resulted in the driver facing severe drug charges.

The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office is hosting Drug Take-Back events for safe disposal of medications, aiming to prevent drug misuse and environmental hazards.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff’s Office reported the investigation findings on inmate Nelson Javier Torres Morales' death, ruling it an accidental drug overdose with no staff wrongdoing.

National Community Development Week highlights local programs like the CDBG, which faces potential budget cuts in West Allis, prompting calls for public support.