Milwaukee's Public Safety and Health Committee will discuss updating the city's tobacco ordinance to raise the legal purchasing age to 21, in line with federal law, and impose stricter penalties for violations.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates 150 years of service, detailing its history on social media and planning a year of reflection on significant events, including notable fires.

ICE arrested two undocumented immigrants, Cruz-Garcia and Bustamante-Sierra, at the Milwaukee County Courthouse, sparking community backlash and safety concerns.

The Milwaukee County Board's Committee on Intergovernmental Relations voted to advance a resolution for February 18 to be Vel Phillips Day, honoring the civil rights icon's legacy.

Fox Bros. Piggly Wiggly donated $2,341.29 to Washington County Sheriff's Office, chosen as the 'Charity of the Month' in February 2025, and was thanked on social media.

Cudahy Police are looking for Robert Rampalski, a missing, endangered 57-year-old man last seen heading towards a Walmart and not taking his necessary medications.

One person died in a suspicious fire in a Milwaukee apartment. Authorities are seeking a suspect in the incident, which occurred near 30th and Capitol. The 71-year-old victim has not been publicly identified.

Milwaukee's weather forecast includes a rain to snow transition with minor accumulation and a warning of evening commute impacts; fog expected tonight.

Two individuals face charges after a six-year-old child's fatal shooting in Milwaukee; one could face 35 years in prison while the other may face up to 116 years if convicted.

Milwaukee Police showcase Captain Liam Looney's proactive strategy for monitoring officer behavior, aiming to reinforce positives and provide early guidance to prevent misconduct.

The Milwaukee Police Department shared their 2025 Violent Crime Reduction Plan on social media, emphasizing community collaboration in reducing violence.

Milwaukee Police Department hosted a Law Enforcement Appreciation Luncheon to honor over 200 local officers, fostering camaraderie and gratitude for their service.

A Gan Ami Early Childhood Education teaching assistant was arrested for possessing child pornography, as confirmed by the Jewish Community Center. No charges have been made yet.