Jeffrey S. Grob appointed as the new Archbishop of Milwaukee, succeeding Jerome E. Listecki. He will be installed on January 14, with a focus on engaging the community and addressing parish challenges.

A woman died and several were injured in a multi-vehicle crash involving a school bus in Greenfield; no children were on the bus. The area was closed for hours during the investigation.

The Wisconsin DNR seeks public help in reporting black bear dens to aid reproduction research and improve population models, especially in zones C, D, and E.

The National Weather Service warns of potential severe weather with rain and thunderstorms in Wisconsin, advising residents to stay alert for disruptions and possible flooding.

Milwaukee voters show strong turnout for early voting with long lines as they approach Election Day, surpassing one million early ballots cast in Wisconsin. Enthusiasm and a sense of civic duty drive voters to the polls.

Mukwonago board member Vito Schwartz has died; his service and Marine Corps history were honored by the school district, while an investigation into the death is underway.

Milwaukee faces a stormy week with potential flooding as showers and thunderstorms are expected starting Sunday.

Eddie Caldwell has been charged with battery after allegedly assaulting a Milwaukee teacher, Shericka Nelson, in her classroom.

Milwaukee County's Finance Committee approved funding for the Right to Counsel program to aid families facing eviction, securing $750,000 in total contributions.

Milwaukee County Supervisors Logsdon and O’Connor propose legislation to enhance data governance and transparency for improved decision-making and service quality.

The DOJ will monitor Milwaukee's adherence to voting rights laws during the November 5 election, ensuring compliance and addressing possible violations.

Milwaukeeans are advised to prepare for a week of wet weather, including rain and potential thunderstorms, with the National Weather Service predicting sunny skies giving way to persistent precipitation and gusty winds.

Milwaukee emergency services responded to a suspicious material report at a downtown post office, prompting a hazmat team investigation. The situation was contained, and further details are pending.