A Minocqua brewery's Facebook post tied to the White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooting sparked swift bipartisan condemnation and revived scrutiny of its owner's politics.

Advocates say hundreds of graves sank at the Milwaukee County Grounds Cemetery after recent floods, prompting calls for a county plan and quick repairs. Descendants want a public timeline.

The Department of Public Works wraps a week of neighborhood sessions with a final open house Tuesday at Good Hope Library. Planners will share the 414 in Motion vision and collect feedback on street safety and transit priorities.

MTEA members will join Voces de la Frontera's May Day march this Friday to press demands including abolishing ICE and closing Milwaukee’s detention center.

Patchy drizzle this morning gives way to gusty west winds and a Small Craft Advisory. Cooler nights bring a frost risk late this week.

Washington County says tornado sirens at the fairgrounds sounded in error shortly before the scheduled noon test on April 27, and the sheriff's office apologized.

Kenosha police found a 37‑year‑old woman dead inside a home after an altercation nearby. A man has been detained while detectives consult prosecutors.

Strong winds toppled trees across Milwaukee on Monday, cutting power for tens of thousands. Crews worked through the afternoon to clear downed lines and restore service.

A Kaukauna High School teacher was put on leave after a deleted social post that appeared to praise presidential assassins began circulating online.

A 73-year-old was arrested after allegedly pointing a handgun at a 13-year-old e-bike rider near Cushing Park Road in Delafield. Prosecutors had not charged him as of April 27.

Two armed suspects robbed someone outside the Raising Cane's on West Capitol Drive early Monday, stole the victim's vehicle and fled; police say no shots were fired.

A traffic stop in Pleasant Prairie turned into a pursuit that ended with a suspect arrested and a malnourished animal taken to the Wisconsin Humane Society — Kenosha campus.

The Krause family says a 14‑year‑old charged in the April killing was mistakenly released from juvenile detention; prosecutors say they're working to have him rearrested.