A man, Steven D. Merkel Jr., has been charged with reckless homicide after a fatal shooting in the Town of Geneva, with the young male victim dying after being shot early Monday morning.

Billy Idol is touring with Joan Jett & the Blackhearts, including a performance on Aug. 31 at the American Family Insurance Amphitheater. Ticket sales begin soon, with some proceeds supporting wildfire relief.

Milwaukee's DPW suspended sanitation services due to extreme cold, advising residents to follow the usual cart set-out schedule, with plans to catch up by week's end.

Sheboygan paid tribute to Martin Luther King Jr. with local events, coinciding with Inauguration Day, and promoted activities such as crafts and a documentary screening.

The Milwaukee area faces extreme cold, with a warning for hazardous wind chills reaching -30°F. Residents are cautioned about frostbite and advised to dress warmly.

Marcus Theatres re-releases "Major League" in Wisconsin to honor Bob Uecker and support the Milwaukee Brewers Foundation.

Southeast Wisconsin opens warming centers amidst a severe cold snap, with temperatures dropping to dangerous levels and wind chills reaching -35 degrees. Safety advisories are in place.

An unattended fire pit in Saukville caused a brush fire, consuming about an acre. The Ozaukee Central Fire Department extinguished it amid challenging freezing conditions.

The Milwaukee County Zoo hosted the 45th annual Samson Stomp and Romp, where participants braved the cold to run through the zoo, supporting the animals' welfare.

Milwaukee's National Weather Service has issued a cold weather advisory with dangerous wind chills reaching -30°F, urging residents to dress warmly to prevent frostbite.

Milwaukee city services will operate on a modified schedule for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, including a pause in garbage collection and parking enforcement. The DPW tow lot will be open limited hours.

Milwaukee's Department of Public Works disassembled the city's Christmas tree, marking the end of the holiday season and expressing thanks to the forestry team for their efforts.

Robert D. Nytes from Wisconsin was sentenced to 25 years for receiving child pornography, following crimes that included sexual assault of a minor and content production.