Investigator Frame and K-9 Geo visited St. Francis Borgia Catholic School to demonstrate the role of police dogs in sniffing out electronic devices, aligning with the school's curriculum and promoting community engagement.

The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department offers Concealed Carry Weapons Classes for residents to meet Wisconsin's CCW permit requirements. Registration is available through their Facebook link.

Mixed weather forecast for Milwaukee includes fluctuating temperatures, rain turning to snow midweek, and chances of precipitation, with calmer conditions expected by the weekend.

The PBR Unleash The Beast series returns to Milwaukee, featuring top bull riders, with Austin Richardson seeking to build on his recent Jacksonville victory.

Two individuals were found dead in a Waukesha home, with other family members missing; a person of interest is in custody.

Kansas law enforcement detained a juvenile wanted in a Wisconsin double homicide. The suspect was apprehended without incident and is awaiting extradition.

The Milwaukee Bucks defeated the Dallas Mavericks 132-117, with Antetokounmpo near a triple-double and Lillard scoring 28 points. Despite Irving's 31 points, the Davis-less Mavericks await his return.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Milwaukee, mentioning cold temperatures, clear skies, and chances of rain and snow in the upcoming week.

Milwaukee District 7 residents prepare for a school board candidate forum to discuss education issues, scheduled for March 3, moderated by Gerron Jordan.

A body was found in a Waukesha home, prompting a death probe and a search for missing family members. The sheriff's office asserts there's no public threat.

The Wisconsin DNR opened the 2025 elk hunt application period, with increased quotas for both antlered and antlerless elk in the Black River Elk Range.

Milwaukee's weather starts calm in March, with varied conditions ahead, including some flurries, sunny days, and a mix of rain and snow, according to the National Weather Service.

The Wisconsin DNR is hosting a session on Green Bay walleye and musky populations on March 3, discussing fisheries management, including new studies and tagging methods.