Wisconsin DNR promotes Flood Insurance Awareness Week, highlighting the importance of flood insurance and the inadequacy of regular policies in covering flood damage.

Viroqua, Wisconsin is planning water system upgrades with funding from the Safe Drinking Water Loan Program, pending public input and a DNR environmental review.

South Milwaukee honors the late former Mayor Chet Grosbchmidt, who passed away at 104, highlighting his achievements in local governance and community development during his 28-year tenure.

Benson Boone is confirmed to headline Summerfest at the American Family Insurance Amphitheater on July 3, 2025.

Milwaukee offers a $10 municipal ID that can be obtained in 10 minutes. While not valid for voting, it aids in accessing services and proving residency. Available to those 14+, it requires a completed application, ID, and proof of residency.

A 74-year-old man was fatally stabbed in Milwaukee; a 37-year-old suspect, the victim's landlord, has been arrested. Police are investigating the incident and have assured there's no further public danger.

Milwaukee Police seek help locating Dewayne Alexander, a missing 31-year-old last seen near 43rd and Mill, possibly driving a gray Ford F150 with license SY1862.

Milwaukee experiences fog, mist, and cool temperatures, with the NWS reporting high humidity and limited visibility. Cold weather and potential wintry mix forecasted.

UConn beat Marquette 77-69, led by Solo Ball's 25 points, and made 63.2% of their three-pointers, undermining Marquette's National Marquette Day celebration.

A wrong-way car crash on I-43 in Milwaukee left two dead and three injured early Saturday morning, raising concerns about a pattern of such incidents in the area.

The NWS Milwaukee issued a weather outlook warning of potential hazardous conditions, including freezing rain, snow, and low temperatures in the upcoming week.

Wisconsin introduces a new forestry-themed specialty license plate to support sustainable forest management, with purchases including a $25 annual donation and additional fees.

The Milwaukee Common Council is analyzing the impact of recent presidential executive orders on the city, focusing on various local governance aspects, led by Council members Coggs, Chambers, Pratt, and Taylor.