A driver died in Milwaukee after their car struck a railroad bridge base near Sherman and Silver Spring early Friday. The incident occurred at 2:30 a.m. with no other passengers involved.

Milwaukee County Courthouse incident results in no injuries, with County Executive Crowley praising first responders and emphasizing workplace safety. An investigation is underway.

The NWS in Milwaukee issued a hazardous weather outlook for SE Wisconsin, warning of potential fire conditions today and a varied forecast with chances of rain and thunderstorms into early next week.

A worker was trapped on a swinging scaffold at the Milwaukee County Courthouse before being safely rescued by emergency crews. The incident is under investigation.

A stolen car chase in Milwaukee resulted in a multi-car crash and two arrests, non-life-threatening injuries to a woman and two children, and freeway lane closures.

A lawsuit was filed against Milwaukee Public Schools for not complying with a state law requiring police presence in schools. The plaintiff is concerned about student safety and legal adherence.

The Milwaukee Housing Authority board is advancing a plan to privatize Section 8 housing, despite having an incomplete board and facing legal questions over its authority to make such decisions.

A 21-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested following a road rage shooting on I-43 in Mequon, where a bullet hit a Toyota Tundra without injuring the driver.

A Riverview Elementary School staff member is accused of sexual misconduct with students and is in custody. The incidents did not occur on school premises. An investigation is ongoing, and the school district is cooperating.

The NWS forecasts a pleasant 69°F in Milwaukee today, with a sunny day and changing winds. Temperatures may reach near 80°F by Friday, with a chance of showers over the weekend.

Wauwatosa is considering a $15 vehicle registration fee to improve traffic and infrastructure, with an anticipated $407,000 for road maintenance and calming measures. Public input is sought.

Milwaukee Health Department is conducting vaccination clinics offering free immunizations for school-aged children, with incentives like tickets to local attractions.

A registered sex offender, Robert D. Nytes, has been indicted on charges of producing child pornography in Wisconsin. If convicted, he faces at least 35 years in prison.