Racine Police Officer Hailed as Hero for Saving Man and Dogs from House Fire on Blake Avenue
A Racine police officer rescued a man and two dogs from a house fire, while two dogs perished. The community is aiding the family, and the fire caused significant damage to the home, which lacked smoke detectors.
76-Year-Old Woman Involved in Early Morning Double-Vehicle Crash on I-43 Northbound in Milwaukee
A two-vehicle crash early Thursday on I-43 northbound at North Ave in Milwaukee caused a closure and rerouting of traffic; a 76-year-old woman related to a crash victim walked around the scene.
Milwaukee Seeks to Align with Federal Tobacco Laws, Proposes Age Increase to 21 and Hookah Regulations
Milwaukee's Public Safety and Health Committee will discuss a new ordinance to align local tobacco regulations with federal standards, raising the minimum sales age to 21 and including hookah regulation.
Milwaukee Committee to Discuss Raising Tobacco Purchase Age to 21, Introduces Stricter Hookah Regulations
Milwaukee's Public Safety and Health Committee will discuss updating the city's tobacco ordinance to raise the legal purchasing age to 21, in line with federal law, and impose stricter penalties for violations.
Milwaukee Fire Department Marks 150 Years of Service with Commemorative Yearlong Celebration and Historical Reflections
The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates 150 years of service, detailing its history on social media and planning a year of reflection on significant events, including notable fires.












