A truck hit two homes in Milwaukee, injuring three people and causing minor structural damage. The incident occurred near 40th Street and Roosevelt Drive.

Milwaukee faces unsettled weather with an 80% chance of rain and potential thunderstorms, gusty winds, and a drop in temperature tonight. Beach hazards like dangerous currents are also warned against.

Zachariah Rasch is charged with killing his wife, Crystal, and hiding her body in a case that began as a missing person report. Transactions raised suspicions of his involvement.

Big Bend DPW superintendent Eric Pedersen is charged with battery and disorderly conduct after a parking spot altercation where he is said to have punched a man.

Bodycam footage showed a shooting involving Milwaukee Police and suspect Keith Jeter, with three officers injured and Jeter wounded during his arrest.

Zachary A. Zastawniak was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison for sexually exploiting a minor online and will be under supervised release and registered as a sex offender afterward.

Milwaukee's forecast includes sunny weather with a high near 85 degrees today, a 40% chance of thunderstorms this evening, and potential hazardous swimming conditions into early next week.

The FBI is offering a reward for help in identifying a suspect in a year-old Milwaukee bank robbery. The man sought is believed to have robbed a PNC Bank at gunpoint and escaped on foot.

Authorities seek public help to solve a triple shooting in Mount Pleasant on July 5th, offering a reward up to $10,000 for information leading to an arrest.

Thousands gathered at American Family Field for a Brewers rally offering early postseason ticket access, freebies, and interviews with sports legends. Fans enjoyed a community event ahead of the playoffs.

Milwaukee County Board approves $2.5 million for a project that transforms the Marcia P. Coggs Center into a mixed-use site with affordable housing and commercial spaces, without impacting local taxpayers.

Milwaukee County officials address a $19 million shortfall by amending a resolution that funds the Market Match program and orders a staffing study of the Sheriff's office.

Milwaukee County's budget plan avoids new taxes, reallocates funds to cover a $12 million shortfall, leveraging federal dollars and focusing on efficiency in services like the Sheriff’s Office.