A confirmed case of chronic wasting disease in a Manitowoc County deer has initiated a three-year ban on baiting and feeding deer in the Wisconsin county starting February 1.

The Wisconsin DNR is hosting career fairs to recruit for various roles, highlighting the state's commitment to conservation and diversity in its workforce.

Denise Laflam, 69, has been missing since January 13. Despite varying reports about her last sighting at a DMV, the search continues with an active Silver Alert. Authorities request any information on her whereabouts.

Plans to renovate Fox Bay Theater into a multi-purpose venue will be discussed at a Village Board meeting, with the potential new tenant presenting their vision for the project.

Milwaukee Police seek public assistance in finding critically missing 13-year-old Lanydria Beard, last seen near N 34th Street and W McKinley Boulevard.

Milwaukee police are investigating a shooting that left a 23-year-old dead; a 21-year-old suspect is in custody.

A Milwaukee Alderwoman opposes a proposed ICE facility, citing bypassing of local consent and community fears of increased ICE presence and potential family separations.

Milwaukee weather forecasts predict varying conditions, with a slight chance of snowfall tonight and cold temperatures continuing into next week, including potential snow on Martin Luther King Day.

Wauwatosa secures a $1 million grant for safety upgrades at Walnut Road's railroad crossing to potentially construct an underpass and improve traffic flow.

Wisconsin DHS launched a free online course in English, Spanish, and Hmong, to train certified direct care professionals, offering bonuses and job placement support.

Wisconsin businessman Douglas Larson pleaded guilty to failing to pay over $396,000 in employment taxes withheld from his employees' wages. Sentencing is set for April 4, 2025.

The Wauwatosa Common Council has approved new funds for the CDA's small business forgivable loans program for local business upgrades and renovations.

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers signed Executive Order #254 establishing the Wisconsin Office of Violence Prevention amid rising gun violence, supported by Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley.