Two arrests made in the decades-old murder case of David A. Vanderzee, including his former wife Roxanna L. Collins, awaiting extradition in Illinois, and John J. Viskocil, held in Wisconsin; both charged with First Degree Intentional Homicide.

WisDOT narrows down I-794 project options in Milwaukee to four, including partial removal or changes to ramps, with construction potentially starting by 2030. Public opinion is split on the freeway's future.

A significant fire broke out at Neenah Foundry in Wisconsin, with responders tackling the blaze and no immediate injury reports. The cause and damage extent are under investigation.

Kenosha County holds its annual Household Hazardous Waste Collection on May 31 for proper waste disposal, excluding items like latex paint and tires. A diaper drive will also take place during the event.

The first week of Maxwell Anderson's murder trial in Milwaukee ends, with evidence presented against him for the killing and mutilation of Sade Robinson.

Mayor Johnson urges Milwaukee's Finance & Personnel Committee to schedule a hearing for a $26 million city services agreement, noting the committee chair's delay due to "unanswered questions."

Wisconsin DNR is seeking landowners to host the Gun Deer Hunt for Hunters with Disabilities from Oct. 4-12, 2025, with applications due by July 1, 2025.

Southern Wisconsin braces for showers, thunderstorms, and unhealthy air quality due to Canadian wildfire smoke, as advised by the National Weather Service and Wisconsin DNR.

Sheriff Christy Knowles received the 2025 CIT Trailblazer Award for her work with the Crisis Intervention Team and mental health awareness in Ozaukee County.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates 150 years by sharing historic moments and stories, including significant events such as the adoption of their patch and past emergencies they've faced.

Milwaukee Fire Department hosts an Open House at Station 13 on May 31st to celebrate its 150th anniversary, featuring tours, safety education, and family activities.

The Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office organizes the annual 414 Trust Kickball Tournament to strengthen community relations, with public safety workers and local organizations engaged in a friendly kickball competition with youth and families.

David E. Dejanovich, a 52-year-old from Oshkosh, was indicted on federal obscenity and child pornography charges.