Oak Creek police arrested three individuals for OWI within 30 minutes, with incidents involving a gas station altercation and an impaired driver near railroad tracks. The department reaffirmed its zero-tolerance stance on drunk driving.

A Caledonia family mourns Jeff Smith, 42, after a barn fire claimed his life. Authorities and the family are addressing the aftermath, including investigations and fundraising for expenses.

Oak Creek Civic Center will be closed on April 9 for staff training, resuming normal operations on April 10. Emergency services will remain available.

Milwaukee Police are searching for 41-year-old Nathalia Neveaux, described as critically missing, last seen on a bus near N. 6th St. and W. Center St.

Milwaukee faces a wintry mix with a 50% chance of flurries turning to snow showers, a gusty north wind, and a wind chill near 30°F. Clearing skies tonight with a low of 21 degrees.

The PBA All-Star event in Waukesha featured top bowlers like Jason Belmonte, celebrated the sport's evolution and showcased new technologies like EDGE String pinspotter.

ICE agents arrest an individual inside Milwaukee's Safety Building, raising concerns about access to government services and due process. Local officials criticize the move, fearing negative implications on community trust and safety.

Alderman Burgelis will meet with constituents at Zablocki Library on April 7th from 12-2 p.m. to discuss community issues.

Milwaukee's weather forecast includes sun, rain, and possible snow, with changing conditions throughout the week and temperatures from the 30s to mid-50s.

West Allis is preparing for Make Music Day on June 21, welcoming anyone to join its music celebration, enriching community spirit across various venues.

The City of West Allis, WisDOT, and LaLonde Contractors are planning to reconstruct W. Lincoln Ave. with a public meeting scheduled for April 8. The upgrade includes road, sidewalk, and utility improvements.

The 55th Street railroad crossing in West Allis is set to close permanently in May 2025 due to federally funded road reconstruction and new signal equipment installations.

The Wisconsin DNR is accepting applications for Urban Forestry Catastrophic Storm Grants after severe weather, as part of a state of emergency declared by Governor Evers.