Fatal motorcycle crash reported on I-94 in Jefferson County; Wisconsin State Patrol investigating the incident that resulted in the death of the rider.

A 70-year-old Milwaukee man died in a collision in Caledonia involving an SUV and a pickup truck towing a boat; police seek information from witnesses.

Milwaukee's Memorial Day weather features clear skies and mild temperatures, turning cloudy in the evening. Rain is expected midweek with showers likely and a 70% chance of precipitation. Sunny conditions may return by the weekend.

The Brookfield Fire Department celebrated the promotion of four members, including a new Assistant Chief and Deputy Chief of Training, highlighting their dedication to service and community safety.

Waukesha County offices will close on Memorial Day to honor fallen military service members. Citizens should plan around the closure. Normal operations will resume May 27.

The Oak Creek Police Department confirmed the safe finding of missing man Brian Bohman through a Facebook post, ending the search involving the local community.

The 38th Annual IKEA Family Kite Festival at Veterans Park featured giant kites and performances from kite professionals, as reported by FOX6 News, WISN, and CBS58.

Milwaukee weather report: Morning clouds and 49°F, becoming mostly sunny with a high of 61°F. Clear evening, low around 43°F. Sunny Memorial Day. Chance of rain increases Tuesday.

South Milwaukee announced a community event, South Milwaukee Day, to be held at a Milwaukee Milkmen game on August 19, as shared by Mayor Erik Brooks and Shanda Caveney.

South Milwaukee City Administration will close for Memorial Day on May 26, 2025, but emergency services will remain available. Normal operations resume May 27.

The Milwaukee Fire Department is celebrating 150 years of service, sharing historical events such as notable fires that occurred on May 23 of various years, showcasing their dedication and adaptability in firefighting.

Milwaukee County launches Building Bridges, a program to support local small businesses with $200,000 in grants from WEDC and technical assistance, aiming to revitalize commercial corridors and stimulate economic growth.

A Kenosha sex offender faces new child pornography charges, with each count carrying potential penalties of 15-40 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.