Wisconsin board reverses postseason bans for Bay View and Pulaski High Schools' football after an administrative error, allowing playoff participation in 2025.

Milwaukee Fire Department responded to a house fire, with a woman hospitalized for injuries. Meanwhile, Door County experienced another fire causing significant garage damage. Investigations into the causes of the fires continue.

Robert Staton pleaded not guilty to charges stemming from the fire of the historic Meinhardt Mansion in Burlington, where he faces counts of negligent handling of burning materials and felony bail jumping.

Demario M. Robinson of Milwaukee was sentenced to over seven years in prison for smuggling gun conversion devices.

Ascension Wisconsin's closure of St. Joseph's cardiac cath lab in Milwaukee prompts community and official concerns over increased travel time for heart care and potential higher mortality rates.

Milwaukee celebrated its 111th annual Christmas tree lighting at Fiserv Forum's Cheer District with a 64-foot tree adorned with 5,000 lights and 900 ornaments.

Milwaukee residents face cold temperatures of 17°F with a wind chill of 6°F. The weather will remain mostly cloudy, with highs near 30°F today and a warmer weekend ahead.

Wisconsin Democratic Chair Ben Wikler proposes new strategies for the DNC, focusing on communication and digital engagement, and aiming to implement a "permanent campaign" approach nationwide.

Eli Lilly announced a $3 billion expansion of its Kenosha County facility, aiming to meet growing demands for treatments and bringing 750 new jobs to the region.

A Milwaukee woman, Myeisha N. Moore, was found dead in a garbage cart, leading to a homicide investigation. The local community is distressed by the incident.

A 16-year-old was injured in a non-fatal shooting in Milwaukee during an attempted robbery; one suspect is in custody as the police continue to investigate.

A $1 million Mega Millions ticket was sold at El Rey Food Mart in Milwaukee, with winning numbers from Tuesday's draw.

Mukwonago Village Board tabled a proposed ordinance indefinitely that would fine students for cellphone use at school, following strong parental objection to the perceived overreach of authority.