Milwaukee Judge Dugan filed a motion to dismiss her federal indictment, asserting judicial immunity and the 10th Amendment. She faces allegations of obstructing federal agents.

Milwaukee Common Council has unanimously passed legislation to remove gender-specific language from the city's municipal code, advocating inclusivity in fire department terminology.

Oak Creek Public Library announces free summer programs for all ages, including story times, STEAM labs, and various thematic events, with some requiring registration and others open for drop-in.

The Havenwoods neighborhood is hosting its annual Bloom & Groom flower sale at Redemption Lutheran Church on May 17th, with local council members participating.

Wauwatosa's Memorial Day Observance on May 26 includes a ceremony and groundbreaking for a new Veterans Memorial. The event honors fallen military personnel with a community gathering at Hart Park.

Oak Creek Public Library offers classes to convert analog memories to digital, basic computer skills, and advanced computer classes, with registration required.

Michael J. Kornely, 75, was indicted on federal charges related to sexual crimes against minors, with possible life imprisonment if convicted. The inquiry was part of Project Safe Childhood.

Milwaukee County wins the 2024 RWJF Culture of Health Prize, receiving $250,000 for its health equity efforts.

Dense Fog Advisory issued by the National Weather Service in Milwaukee/Sullivan for Wisconsin counties, cautioning reduced visibility and dangerous driving until 10 AM CDT.

Annaka Trudell was convicted in Fond du Lac for the stabbing death of Ashley Calo during a drug transaction, which the DA highlighted illustrates the dangers of drug addiction.

Wisconsin's DNR issued a Red Flag Warning for extreme wildfire risks in several counties, suspending all burning permits due to high temperatures, strong winds, and dry conditions.

Milwaukee celebrates replacing 10,000 lead water lines, advancing public health by reducing lead contamination risks, with a target of 65,000 replacements by 2037, prioritizing high-need neighborhoods.

Milwaukee's "Building Bridges" program aims to boost small businesses with a new liaison role, $200,000 WEDC grant, and revitalization efforts. Critics worry about support continuity after the four-year term.