Desmound Cleveland and Karen Hill face disorderly conduct charges after being accused of engaging in sexual activities at a Waukesha laundromat on Christmas Eve.

Researchers find the oldest dinosaur fossils in North America, suggesting that dinosaurs lived in the northern hemisphere earlier than previously thought.

Waukesha County officials encourage residents to test their homes for radon during National Radon Action Month, highlighting that up to 50% of area homes have elevated levels. Affordable test kits are available for about $10.

Ashanti Hamilton resigns as Milwaukee's director of Community Wellness and Safety, with Mayor Johnson acknowledging his efforts in reducing city violence.

Chris Stapleton and Hank Williams Jr. will headline the Harley-Davidson Homecoming Festival in Milwaukee, running from July 10-13, with various events across the city. Tickets go on sale January 17.

Milwaukee's South Side welcomes the reopening of Fire Station 31, enhancing local fire and emergency response services, and reinforcing community protection and engagement.

Two Wisconsin men face federal drug trafficking charges with potential long prison sentences following a grand jury indictment for possession and intent to distribute methamphetamine and fentanyl.

Milwaukee weather forecasts predict a chilly period and light snow, with a 30% chance of flurries tonight and a 70% chance on Sunday, according to the National Weather Service.

The Wisconsin DNR offers candlelight events for winter outdoor activities, like hiking and skiing, with warm drinks and bonfires in state parks and trails.

West Allis is offering "ENGAGE" leadership workshops to enhance community involvement, starting February 6 at Talia's Event Venue. Space is limited, and participation is free thanks to local sponsors.

A 14-year-old boy was arrested in Milwaukee for a social media post threatening violence at Pulaski High School. Charges are pending, and the investigation is ongoing.

Milwaukee's South Side Fire Station 31 reopens, enhancing local emergency response services after being closed since 2017, supported by the city's economic upturn and investments in public safety.

Milwaukee residents have expressed dissatisfaction with inadequate snow plowing, leading Alderman Westmoreland to address these concerns in an upcoming Public Works Committee meeting.