Missing 13-year-old Lillian Asala from Oak Creek was found safe after nearly a week, with details of her discovery not disclosed. There is no threat to the community.

The DOJ is investigating a deputy-involved shooting in Fond du Lac, WI, where Jesus Mendez Berry, with a felony warrant and allegedly armed with a pellet gun, was shot and killed by a sergeant.

Hundreds protested in Milwaukee against proposed workforce cuts at the VA by the Trump administration, voicing concerns for veterans' care and workers' jobs.

A school bus with 20 children was involved in a minor collision in Delafield, with no injuries reported for anyone on the bus or in the other vehicle. The incident is under investigation.

Washington County showcases emerging leaders like Timothy Honzelka through its Youth Leadership Board, highlighting student involvement in public service and government.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny weather and rising temperatures for Milwaukee, with highs ranging from mid-40s to near 60 and mostly clear nights ahead.

The Oak Creek community searches for missing 13-year-old Lillian Asala, with volunteer efforts focused on Bender Park following a Facebook call for help.

One of the men charged with the murder of D'Vontaye Mitchell pleads guilty and agrees to testify against co-defendants, with his sentencing set for September.

Regal Ware celebrates its 80th anniversary with a Partner Summit, highlighting the importance of local manufacturing and job creation, while focusing on innovation and strong partnerships.

Two individuals, Donald Mayer (51) and Tatiana Casap (35), were identified by the Waukesha County Medical Examiner following an investigation into their deaths.

Wisconsin DNR seeks volunteers for a rare plant monitoring program to survey state's flora and contribute to conservation efforts, with training provided at various locations.

Milwaukee County is developing a $2.5 million affordable housing project called Layton Preserve in Greenfield with 45 units for seniors and families to alleviate the housing crisis.

A meeting regarding Moorland Road's future is on March 17, at New Berlin Public Library, without a formal presentation. Road travelers can expect lane reductions and a 25 mph speed limit during construction.