Milwaukee prepares to honor fallen officer Kendall Corder with services at Elmbrook Church, as local funeral home and cemetery offer their services for free to Corder's family in recognition of his sacrifice.

Waukesha School District is considering closing four elementary schools due to declining enrollment, sparking protests and community concern over the proposed consolidation plans.

Chancellor Mnookin announces UW-Madison's closure of DDEEA, with programs absorbing into other divisions, reaffirming commitment to diversity and confirming continuity of scholarship programs and support.

Milwaukee homicides rose by 13% in 2025, despite overall crime rates falling, with Mayor Johnson highlighting conflict resolution issues and the prevalence of guns.

Danny Romero was sentenced to 32 years in prison for a fatal crash involving a stolen SUV and a bus in Milwaukee, leading to one death and several injuries.

A 62-year-old pedestrian died after being hit by a car on Milwaukee's east side. The driver cooperated with the police investigation.

Federal funding cuts for Milwaukee's 6th Street upgrades leave city officials and residents disappointed, impacting local development and economic prospects.

NWS Milwaukee predicts sunshine and thunderstorms for the area, including possible strong winds and heavy downpours, with advisories to monitor weather closely.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources warns about the threat non-native lupine poses to the Karner blue butterfly, which relies on native wild lupine for its survival.

Milwaukee faced two shootings on July 8; one left a 43-year-old injured and a 34-year-old dead. No suspects have been apprehended as the police investigate both incidents.

The Wisconsin DNR reported that over 15,000 bats were counted in the Great Wisconsin Bat Count, indicating a positive sign for bat populations affected by white-nose syndrome.

Milwaukee Police are investigating a Tuesday night shooting on North 42nd Street, where a 34-year-old was killed. No suspects have been identified, and authorities seek public assistance.

Milwaukee Police Department teams up with Versiti Blood Center for a blood drive benefiting the local police foundation and providing lifesaving blood donations.