One person died after a crash involving multiple vehicles in Milwaukee, which was sparked by nearby gunfire. A 23-year-old woman has been arrested, with police searching for more suspects.

Milwaukee's weather forecast indicates clearing skies with highs in the upper 40s, a possible weekend shower, followed by a gradual warming trend with sunnier days ahead.

A fire in a Milwaukee apartment building led to significant smoke damage and resident displacement, with no injuries reported. Firefighters rescued one person. Cause remains unknown; Red Cross is aiding displaced residents.

A 45-year-old man was arrested in Wisconsin for impaired driving and causing a road rage incident involving brake-checking and confrontation. He faces multiple charges including OWI, and is in custody.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office is hosting a Cops & Kids event on Sunday at the County Fair Grounds, featuring interactive police-related activities for children.

West Allis forms a new Arts Collective to unite local creatives and art supporters, inviting all, regardless of art experience, to a kickoff meeting at Inspiration Studios.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley criticizes the federal funding cuts to AmeriCorps, emphasizing the program's community impact and the challenges it will pose for the Milwaukee Justice Center.

Wisconsin DNR plans to issue a permit for potential harm to a rare plant during a street renovation in Douglas County, balancing progress with preservation.

Hundreds marched in Milwaukee on May Day, advocating for immigrant and worker rights, amidst rain and chants, with the community's socio-economic importance emphasized.

Milwaukee's weather forecast includes intermittent showers and a gradual rise in temperatures, with mostly cloudy skies and mild conditions throughout the week.

Waukesha's Local Government Academy educates residents about city operations and encourages community involvement through interactive sessions on various municipal aspects.

West Allis residents are invited to nominate properties for the city's annual beautification awards, recognizing exceptional residential and commercial landscaping and decor efforts.

Alderman Russell W. Stamper, II invites 14-24-year-olds in Milwaukee to a youth leadership council event to share their visions for the city's future.