Wisconsin residents can donate part of their tax refunds to the state's Endangered Resources Fund through their tax forms to help protect over 700 endangered or threatened species, with donations being matched and tax-deductible.

Southeastern Wisconsin faces disruptive weather with High Wind Warnings and Wind Advisories issued by the NWS, forecasting strong winds, power outages, and potential snow.

The Wisconsin Urban Forestry Council awarded individuals and groups for their contributions to urban tree stewardship across the state, ranging from educational outreach to the use of technology.

Three Milwaukee schools will temporarily close due to lead hazards, with remediation efforts starting March 17. Health officials deemed closures necessary for safety.

Milwaukee Police seek help to find critically missing 33-year-old Lisa Perkins, last seen near West Chambers Street and N. 50th Street. She was wearing a purple jacket, a striped sweater, green jeans, and boots.

The Wisconsin Urban Forestry Council has recognized Wauwatosa for its innovative urban forestry initiatives, including a virtual tree tour and real-time Tosa Tree Dashboard.

The NWS Milwaukee has issued a varied forecast with thunderstorms, high winds, and potential snow, advising caution due to hazardous weather conditions.

Oak Creek mother charged with interfering with child custody after her daughter's disappearance leads to a multi-jurisdictional search and a $20,000 bond.

Wisconsin ESD K-9 units trained at the JCC Rainbow Day Camp honing skills to detect electronic devices, with K-9 Geo and his colleagues enjoying the camaraderie and hospitality.

Serkan Akcilad was charged with the murder of his girlfriend Silan Tut in Milwaukee after living with her body for nearly a month and reporting it late due to claimed unfamiliarity with US laws.

The body found in Lake Michigan was identified as Kayla Sobczak, who went missing in December. The circumstances surrounding her death are under investigation.

Wisconsin's DNR reports a significant increase in wildfires, urging caution amid burn permit suspensions and potential for an intense fire season without substantial rainfall.

Milwaukee officials, including Alderman Mark Chambers Jr., will discuss federal issues with residents at the Congressional Café town hall on March 15 at Marshall High School.