The Wisconsin DNR is hosting informational sessions on walleye management in Florence and Forest counties, with both in-person and virtual attendance options.

The Waukesha County Board is seeking candidates to fill a vacant seat for District 24 after the resignation of Larry Bangs. Applications are due by January 20th.

Milwaukee announces temporary traffic changes and offers free tax assistance through VITA for households earning under $60,000.

Milwaukee braces for extreme cold with wind chills down to -20°F, as the National Weather Service issues a Hazardous Weather Outlook. The cold persists throughout the week, with slight warming by Thursday.

A semi-driver from Milwaukee died in a crash with a snowplow on I-39 near Beloit, Wisconsin. The plow operator was unharmed. Traffic was redirected for hours during the investigation.

A 52-year-old was critically injured after being hit by a car in Milwaukee. The driver, 45, was arrested, with charges pending review by the DA's office. Police are investigating the incident that occurred near 76th and Silver Spring Drive.

Kalahari Resorts in Wisconsin Dells is investing $85 million to expand America's largest indoor waterpark, adding features like a retractable roof and new slides, set to complete in 2026.

Wauwatosa police searched a bus for an armed robbery suspect following a Home Depot incident, but did not find the individual. No injuries were reported.

A fire consumed two barns and vehicles in Caledonia, with no injuries reported. Firefighters faced challenges due to a lack of hydrants. The cause remains unknown.

The National Weather Service predicts mixed precipitation and cold for Milwaukee with temperatures hovering in the low 30s and wind chills potentially dropping to -5 degrees. The rest of the week will remain cool with a slight warm-up by Wednesday.

The Milwaukee Police Department is promoting shelter dog adoptions in partnership with MADACC, featuring dogs like Jet, a playful 2-year-old Terrier awaiting a home since November.

The Milwaukee Police Department's Special Investigation Division is focused on arresting the minority of offenders responsible for most gun violence. They work tirelessly with various partners to tackle violent crime in the city.

A series of accidents in Milwaukee, Tipton, and Honolulu resulted in serious injuries, with authorities seeking information and reminding the public of road safety.