An investigation confirmed racist behavior at a track event toward Rufus King High School athletes, including slurs and derogatory actions. Schools are taking steps, but parents seek more action.

Tommy Burr, a high school student, received the Youth Conservation Congress (YCC) Delegate of the Year Award from the Wisconsin Conservation Congress, celebrating his commitment to natural conservation.

A Milwaukee mother was charged with child neglect resulting in death after her 13-month-old son drowned in a bathtub while she left her children unattended.

Wisconsin hunters must apply by May 31 for the 2025 elk hunting season, with licenses available for two elk ranges and a drawing system for both antlered and antlerless tags.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley announced the 2025 Healthy County Challenge, a series of free activities in County Parks to promote physical fitness, mental wellness, and community engagement.

The Wisconsin DNR is responding to a manure spill in Monroe County affecting waterways and wildlife, with ongoing assessments and efforts to mitigate damage.

Lake Michigan shoreline residents are warned of hazardous conditions with 3-5 foot waves and strong currents through tonight per National Weather Service.

Milwaukee's Public Safety Committee will discuss last week's City Hall complex events and the response to ensure future safety, as called for by Council President José G. Pérez.

The Wisconsin DNR advises visitors to plan ahead for Memorial Day weekend at state parks, recommending online admission pass purchase and early reservation for campsites.

The Milwaukee Fire Department marks its 150th anniversary by sharing historic anecdotes on Facebook, reflecting on past events and celebrating their heritage and service dedication.

The Menomonee Falls Village Board has redirected $300,000 from the library to police funding amid a rise in crime, sparking local debate over the decision's impact on community services.

Milwaukee Public Schools risk losing state aid due to missed financial reporting deadlines, triggering concerns about statewide educational funding and prompting efforts to resolve software issues causing the delay.

Tank Creek Bridge on the Great River State Trail burned down; no injuries reported, but the bridge is a total loss, causing trail closure with no detour available. Investigation ongoing.