Milwaukee celebrates the 100th anniversary of National Bakery & Deli on Paczki Day, highlighting the cultural importance of the treat. The Common Council honors the milestone at their meeting.

A woman was found dead in her Caledonia home, and her 15-year-old son was arrested on suspicion of the homicide involving stab wounds and blunt force trauma.

Miller Lite offers free rides in Milwaukee on the MCTS buses for St. Patrick's Day, continuing a partnership started in 1988 to promote safe celebrations.

The Waukesha Sheriff's Department reports autopsies for two victims are complete, with person of interest held and public assistance sought for ongoing investigation.

The Wisconsin DNR seeks public reports of black bear den locations to aid in research on bear populations and reproductive rates, including impacts of human-provided food on bears.

Wisconsin voters are preparing for the Spring Election with various voting methods available, including absentee and in-person options, and a voter registration deadline of March 12. The Milwaukee County Clerk emphasizes the need for photo ID.

Milwaukee County Transit System expands same-day Transit Plus paratransit service for wellbeing trips, gaining high rider satisfaction and increasing accessibility for urgent needs.

Justin Kaas was promoted from Lieutenant to Captain in the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office, a transition marked by a ceremony attended by family and colleagues.

Three individuals were shot in Milwaukee's Harambee neighborhood; all hospitalized with non-fatal injuries. No arrests made; police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction reports critical challenges in teacher retention and compensation, with only 55.6% of new teachers remaining after seven years, prompting a call for increased investment in the education workforce.

Milwaukee Mayor Johnson's State of the City address highlighted decreases in violent crime, economic growth, and challenges in education, while honoring public safety workers.

Police chase starting in West Allis ended in Kenosha County with five arrests; two suspects fled, narcotics and ammunition found, no firearms discovered.

An RV caught fire late Saturday night near Wisconsin Highway 32 and Interstate 43; the driver sustained minor smoke inhalation. Firefighters extinguished the blaze. The cause is under investigation.