One person died and another was injured in a late-night shooting in Milwaukee's Thurston Woods neighborhood; police are investigating, with no arrests made.

Wisconsin DNR seeks applicants for 10 conservation warden positions for 2026, emphasizing law enforcement and community education, with applications open from April 10 to May 6.

The Wisconsin DNR's Learn to Hunt Bear program is inviting newcomers to learn about bear hunting, offering education on various aspects. Applications and instructor volunteer information are available on their website.

Adam Locke is suing the Racine police for alleged mistreatment while being transported to jail, claiming civil rights violations due to sweltering conditions in a police van.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley emphasized partnerships in his 2025 State of the County Address, highlighting their role in local advancements and his plans for Milwaukee's future prosperity.

The National Weather Service warns of possible thunderstorms, hail, and mixed precipitation in parts of Wisconsin, urging residents to prepare for changing conditions.

Wisconsin seeks public feedback on a guide for assessing water health, with new focus areas including two PFAS chemicals, and clarifies methods for water quality evaluation.

The Wisconsin DNR and WCC invite public input on environmental matters through the upcoming Fish and Wildlife Spring Hearing, with in-person and online engagement starting April 14.

Milwaukee official addresses city's litter problem, clarifying that a $500 fine exists and apologizing for any offensive remarks, while expressing personal commitment to the issue.

American Family Field introduces the "Go-Ahead" hands-free ticket system using facial authentication, aimed at reducing entry times for Milwaukee Brewers fans.

The Milwaukee County Supervisor was targeted by a jury duty scam, with the Sheriff's Office warning against scammers impersonating officials and demanding payment to avoid arrest.

One individual was found dead at the old Milwaukee Mall building, with the Milwaukee Police Department investigating and stating no suspect foul play.

The WisDOT began reconstructing W. Forest Home Ave., but failed to properly communicate the start date and parking restrictions, impacting local businesses and residents.