The Wisconsin DNR announces a temporary closure of the Camp Lake boat launch for improvements from April 21 to 25, with alternate dates in case of bad weather.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of varied weather in Milwaukee, with clouds, rain, and possible thunderstorms, alongside fluctuating temperatures and wind changes.

Chaplain Steve Niles was honored with the "Richard S. Kassel/Lifetime Service Award" by the Waukesha County Sheriff's Department for his exceptional service.

The Milwaukee Police Association seeks obstruction charges against Froedtert hospital staff for allegedly denying care to an armed, on-duty officer and obstructing police investigations.

The Milwaukee Common Council's ZND Committee endorsed two zoning proposals to address urban densification, introducing a new RT5 zoning district for up to eight dwelling units, and setting guidelines for Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs).

Wauwatosa offers free mulch from local tree removals to residents, with pickup assistance on specific dates and a self-service option throughout summer.

Milwaukee's 11th District launches Project Clean & Green, offering free bulky item collection starting April 21, as part of city maintenance and environmental efforts.

Two shooting incidents in Milwaukee left two dead and two injured; police are investigating the unrelated events, one in the afternoon and another at night.

The National Weather Service Milwaukee/Sullivan forecasts storms with severe threats for Milwaukee, advising caution for possible strong winds and hail, and spotter activation.

Gary Day, linked to a missing pregnant teen's disappearance, is in custody awaiting court proceedings in Wisconsin after his arrest thanks to a truck driver's alert.

Milwaukee man Vonderrick Rayford was fatally shot by law enforcement in Iowa after firing at an officer post-traffic stop; he had an arrest warrant, was in a stolen vehicle, and used a stolen gun.

A Neenah man received a five-year prison sentence for distributing child pornography, with additional supervised release and sex offender registration.

Menomonee Falls residents can use a free bulk item curbside pickup service from May 5-9. Sign-up is required by May 2 via phone, email, or live chat. Certain items are restricted.