Wisconsin taxpayers can donate part of their state tax refund to the Endangered Resources Fund to help protect species and natural areas, with donations being matched dollar for dollar.

Milwaukee officer seriously injured in shoot-out; suspect killed after firing at police. Officer returning fire is on administrative duty. Incident under investigation.

The NWS warns of snow accumulations and slippery roads in Milwaukee with a Winter Weather Advisory in effect, expecting moderate to heavy snowfall and difficult travel conditions.

A Milwaukee police officer was seriously injured and a suspect killed when the officer was shot with a semi-automatic rifle during a confrontation. An investigation by local police is ongoing.

An independent audit reveals systemic issues within Milwaukee Public Schools and offers recommendations for improvement. Governor Evers releases funds to aid in reform efforts.

Brenda Cassellius has been named the new superintendent of Milwaukee Public Schools, with the MPS board voting 8-1 in favor of her appointment. She will succeed Keith Posley and is expected to begin after contract finalization.

Milwaukee County declares a snow emergency due to forecasted heavy snowfall, prompting closures of non-essential departments and the continuation of essential services.

Milwaukee prepares for 5-9 inches of snow with a Winter Storm Warning in effect; heavy snowfall expected to disrupt travel, particularly Wednesday evening.

Milwaukee's 5th District approves sale of a property for Darick Spears' new bookstore-café complex, aiming to enhance the community with multiple facilities and job creation.

A teen was arrested after a high-speed chase and foot pursuit across I-43 in Milwaukee; the chase began when police recognized a car linked to an armed robbery. The suspect, a minor, faces several charges.

City Hall celebrates Black History Month with quilts by Ethel White and Dianne Pratt on display, showcasing over 200 quilts rich in African-American culture until the end of February.

Warren J. Grignon pled guilty to distributing fentanyl and involuntary manslaughter after an overdose death in a tribal jail, facing up to 28 years in prison.

A man from Keshena, Wisconsin, received a 115-month prison sentence for a violent domestic assault on his ex-wife, which included strangulation and left her with serious injuries.