The Milwaukee Boat Show returns to Wisconsin's State Fair Park, featuring over 300 boats and marine accessories from more than 80 manufacturers, with tickets at $12 for adults.

Milwaukee's weather forecast predicts a cold week, with mostly sunny skies and strong winds, creating cooler wind chills and potential flurries. The weekend continues the freezing trend with minimal respite.

The Bucyrus Foundation has donated funds to support South Milwaukee's downtown revitalization and to provide grants for local nonprofit community projects.

Alderwoman Larresa Taylor opposes the proposed changes to a building in Milwaukee for an ICE detention center, advocating for community autonomy and organizing a press conference to rally support.

South Milwaukee's "Adopt-a-Tree Program" encourages residents to participate in urban forestry, enhancing the local environment and community engagement.

Milwaukee leaders and residents express concerns over the planned relocation of the local ICE office, fearing the impact on community safety and transparency.

A 66-year-old woman was arrested in Milwaukee for a fatal hit-and-run after an argument with 41-year-old Mamadou Bamba.

The article discusses the varied weather conditions expected in Milwaukee throughout the week, including fluctuations in temperature, wind chill, and chances of snow and rain.

Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport reported a decrease in intercepted firearms at TSA checkpoints in 2024, with 16 firearms detected, down from 19 the previous year.

A man was charged with the 2022 murder of two brothers in Brown Deer, with evidence linking him to the crime scene. Another man was previously sentenced for the same incident.

The Wisconsin DNR encourages residents to donate to the Endangered Resources Fund for conservation during tax season, multiplying donations through state matching.

Reeseville, Wisconsin is set to improve its water infrastructure with funding from the Safe Drinking Water Loan Program, per the DNR’s press release. Public comments are invited until January 29, 2025.

The Wisconsin DNR urges ice fishers to prevent the spread of invasive species, emphasizing the need to avoid transferring organisms through bait buckets and gear.