A shooting at Bar 107 in Milwaukee's 9th district left one woman dead and another injured, prompting criticism of the bar's security by the local alderman.

Oak Creek opens early voting at the Civic Center with times scheduled to accommodate citizens' varied schedules.

Milwaukee City Hall displays an art exhibit celebrating the record number of women on the Common Council, as part of Women's History Month and Girls' Day festivities.

The Wisconsin DNR promotes Fix A Leak Week, highlighting the EPA's estimate that household leaks waste over 1 trillion gallons of water annually in the US. The event encourages repairing leaks to save water and money.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of weather for Milwaukee, with changes from sunny days to rain, thunderstorms, and snow, along with gusty winds. Fire weather conditions are also a concern.

West Allis invites residents to a community discussion on April 8 at Aurora West Allis Medical Center to create a welcoming environment for all ages, informed by the AARP survey.

Milwaukee experienced three separate shootings early Sunday, resulting in one death and several injuries; police investigations are ongoing as the suspect remains at large.

Milwaukee Police seek help locating critically missing 17-year-old Nevah Harris, who has cognitive delays and requires supervision. She was last seen wearing a blue jacket and white Adidas shoes.

Milwaukee is grappling with lead hazards in schools, leading to closures and testing clinics, with families and the new MPS superintendent demanding action.

Wisconsin faces a wintry mix with 1-2 inches of snow and reduced visibility due to fog. Conditions will improve with sunny skies Monday and Tuesday, but a midweek storm may bring rain, thunderstorms, and more snow.

The Town of Erin and Washington County Sheriff's Office prepare for the St. Patrick's Day parade with safety and traffic guidelines, including bans on oversized vehicles and structures.

The Wisconsin DNR announced details on bonus turkey harvest authorizations for the spring hunting season, which can be purchased online from March 17 onward.

Contractor error led to 10,000 gallons of sewage spilling into Lincoln Creek in Milwaukee; immediate cleanup and training ensued, with no overflow concerns.