A tactical situation in Beaver Dam resulted in a temporary shutdown of Madison St. It was resolved quickly, with further details to be released by local police.

Milwaukee County is awarded nearly $29 million from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law for road improvements and new buses to enhance transportation and safety.

Seton Catholic Schools is building two new K-8 schools in Milwaukee, replacing outdated facilities with modern, safe learning environments, as part of an educational and community enhancement initiative.

Milwaukee's $88,000 "The Moving City" art car, part of a road safety initiative, broke down just a month after its debut, leading to criticisms over its cost and usefulness.

Brooklyn Park is initiating a Safe Routes to School project to build sidewalks near Park Brook Elementary, enhancing safety and encouraging walking and biking.

Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport plans a $3 fee for Uber/Lyft dropoffs starting in 2025, as per County Executive Crowley's budget to increase revenue.

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.

St. Augustine Preparatory Academy has begun building a new campus on the site of the former Cardinal Stritch University, planning to open by fall 2026 with an investment of $100 million in private donations.

A Milwaukee County park-and-ride lot was closed indefinitely due to safety issues, with more closures planned. The closures come after an uptick in crimes such as assault and theft at the lots.

Kenosha County has reduced Highway 32's speed limit from 45 mph to 35 mph for safety, following a collaborative county effort supported by a grant to decrease traffic incidents.

Snowfall in Southeast Wisconsin caused major traffic problems, including crashes and road closures on I-94 and I-43. Over 125 crashes occurred in Waukesha County as commuters faced delays.

A vehicle crashed into the Wisconsin Humane Society building, causing structural damage. No animals or staff were injured, but the driver was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

The Downtown Transit Center in Waukesha features amenities like indoor waiting areas and a customer service window, serving as a hub for local and county transit with designated bus bays for route clarity.

The Transportation Projects Commission in Wisconsin has approved major improvements for I-39/90/94 and US 51/Stoughton Road to enhance traffic flow, safety, and infrastructure.

The new park pavilion in Liberty Heights is progressing, with exterior walls, concrete flooring, and a graded patio completed. Future updates on the construction will be shared by the City of West Allis.

Wisconsin officials urge residents to get REAL ID-compliant licenses before May 7, 2025, for domestic travel and federal facility access. Only 62% currently have the necessary REAL ID star.

Molson Coors and MCTS offer free bus rides in Milwaukee on New Year's Eve, with extended service on select routes to ensure safe transportation for celebrators.

The Milwaukee DPW is ready for lake-effect snow, having pre-treated roads with brine and set crews on rotating shifts for snow removal. Residents are urged to be cautious and allow space for snowplows.

Kalahari Resorts & Conventions in Wisconsin Dells is constructing a 75,000-square-foot water park expansion featuring three new slides and a retractable roof, set to open in 2026.

Wauwatosa secures a $1 million grant for safety upgrades at Walnut Road's railroad crossing to potentially construct an underpass and improve traffic flow.

Wisconsin introduces a new forestry-themed specialty license plate to support sustainable forest management, with purchases including a $25 annual donation and additional fees.

Shullsburg, Wisconsin, will improve its water system with funds from the Safe Drinking Water Loan Program. The project involves replacing old water mains and has passed an initial environmental review. The DNR invites public comments on the project.

The Lake Drive Reconstruction Project in Shorewood begins in February, with completion expected in late fall 2025, impacting WIS 32 traffic and local routes.

Grand Chute introduces new truck route regulations to redirect heavy trucks away from residential areas and onto designated roads starting March 3, 2025.

Milwaukee County Transit System expands same-day Transit Plus paratransit service for wellbeing trips, gaining high rider satisfaction and increasing accessibility for urgent needs.

Miller Lite offers free rides in Milwaukee on the MCTS buses for St. Patrick's Day, continuing a partnership started in 1988 to promote safe celebrations.

West Allis offers a free 9-week Community Transportation Academy starting April 2 through May 28 to educate locals on transportation design and advocacy, with Wednesday classes held 4-6 p.m., both in-person and online.

The Western Milwaukee Phase 2B Levee and Floodwall Project team is holding an open house on March 12 to discuss the project's progress and future plans.

Alderman Jackson praises the patience of locals during the MMSD sewer project in Milwaukee and supports businesses like Sherman Perk Coffee Shop, hosting a meeting to discuss the project's impact.

A meeting regarding Moorland Road's future is on March 17, at New Berlin Public Library, without a formal presentation. Road travelers can expect lane reductions and a 25 mph speed limit during construction.

The WisDOT began reconstructing W. Forest Home Ave., but failed to properly communicate the start date and parking restrictions, impacting local businesses and residents.

Wisconsin's DNR will conduct controlled burns at Lakeshore State Park between March 31 and April 9, 2025, closing the park for one day. The burns promote native species and reduce wildfire risks, with park updates posted online.

Major construction on Wisconsin Avenue and 70th Street in Wauwatosa begins March 31, 2025, involving street and utility upgrades with temporary road closures and phased work, aiming for an October completion.

The 55th Street railroad crossing in West Allis is set to close permanently in May 2025 due to federally funded road reconstruction and new signal equipment installations.

The City of West Allis, WisDOT, and LaLonde Contractors are planning to reconstruct W. Lincoln Ave. with a public meeting scheduled for April 8. The upgrade includes road, sidewalk, and utility improvements.

Oak Creek Civic Center will be closed on April 9 for staff training, resuming normal operations on April 10. Emergency services will remain available.

Oak Creek residents sue the city over Buc-ee's rezoning, claiming illegal spot zoning and lack of transparency.

The Wisconsin DNR approved a variance for a new educational amphitheater at Newport State Park, enhancing visitor experience and aligning with the park's goals for outdoor recreation and education.

Wauwatosa offers free mulch from local tree removals to residents, with pickup assistance on specific dates and a self-service option throughout summer.

The Wisconsin DNR announces a temporary closure of the Camp Lake boat launch for improvements from April 21 to 25, with alternate dates in case of bad weather.

Lincoln Memorial Drive in Milwaukee closes for removal of the abandoned and graffitied boat "Deep Thought" from the lakefront, funded by an anonymous donor and a local foundation.

WisDOT narrows down I-794 project options in Milwaukee to four, including partial removal or changes to ramps, with construction potentially starting by 2030. Public opinion is split on the freeway's future.

The Wisconsin DNR emphasizes dam safety ahead of National Dam Safety Awareness Day, noting the importance of managing the state's 3,000 dams and offering support like inspections and grants to ensure their integrity.

Milwaukee's I-894 is undergoing weekend construction, affecting westbound lanes first and eastbound lanes the following weekend. Local authorities advise drivers to plan for delays.

I-894 eastbound in Milwaukee County to close for paving from Hale to Mitchell Interchange as part of rehab between 84th and 35th Streets; starts June 13, 11 p.m., ends June 16, 5:30 a.m.

68th Street in Wauwatosa will be closed at Wisconsin Avenue from June 16 until August for construction, but local traffic will be maintained. Detours via Bluemound and Hawley Roads are suggested.

Extreme heat caused concrete to buckle at a Janesville intersection, closing part of W. Milwaukee Street for repairs, with officials urging caution until it reopens.

The article discusses a street lighting improvement project in Milwaukee's District 5, which includes installing energy-efficient LED fixtures. Traffic disruptions are expected.

The Wisconsin DNR plans to allow "incidental taking" of wood turtles for a bridge project, aiming to balance infrastructure needs with species protection.

Wisconsin's DNR plans to allow "incidental taking" of the wood turtle, a state-threatened species, due to a bridge project in Portage County, while implementing measures to protect their population.

WisDOT will host a meeting on August 5th to discuss the I-94 and County F interchange redesign, offering residents a chance to engage with the project team.

Milwaukee County received a $21M federal grant to improve the PurpleLine bus route, aimed at reducing travel times, adding shelters, and enhancing safety by 2027.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announced FAA-led updates to the Light Sport aviation sector, aimed at fostering innovation and safety by allowing for more advanced designs and features in Light Sport Aircraft.

Milwaukee is set to undergo a significant underground power line replacement project along S. 43rd Street, with the local government informing residents of disruptions through 2027 and planning community meetings for details.

Milwaukee faces infrastructure woes as the State of Wisconsin's 2025-27 budget lacks sufficient funds to address the city's transportation challenges, including repairing 25% of streets deemed in poor condition.

A $250,000 grant has been awarded to revitalize South Milwaukee's former Bucyrus campus, funding a project that includes apartments, commercial space, and a school.

Washington County, Wisconsin announced the reopening of CTH D road after improvements, including a repaved road, expanded shoulders, new guardrails, and culverts.

Southwest Airlines adds nonstop flights from Milwaukee to San Diego, Austin, and Miami, increasing its offerings despite a slump in airport traffic and after changing its customer-friendly policies like free checked bags.

New bus routes, including Route 59 and Route 82, are launching in Oak Creek to improve public transit accessibility with increased frequency and connectivity.

Waukesha Metro Transit will operate on a Sunday schedule on Labor Day, with Route 1 and Metro lift running; other routes and the Transit Center will be closed. Normal service resumes September 2nd.

Milwaukee County plans to move the Kelly Senior Center to South Milwaukee, utilizing the historic Heritage Building to provide a larger, enhanced space with more programming for seniors.

Janesville's North Main St will be closed for utility work, affecting traffic and bus routes on August 28-29. Detours and alternate bus stops are in place.

Janesville's Venture Drive is set for pavement resurfacing starting August 27, with the initial phase involving surface stripping and asphalt laying planned for the week of September 2.

Milwaukee County received a nearly $8 million federal grant to upgrade public transit, including purchasing new clean diesel buses, optimizing traffic signals, and expanding ridership outreach.

Starting September 4, the south leg of S. Crosby Avenue at W. Court Street in Janesville will close until September 18 for infrastructure work. Local detours will be necessary.

Milwaukee is building a $9 million South Shore cruise dock to become a major Great Lakes cruising hub, with state and local funds supporting the project to attract tourism and economic growth. Construction aims for a 2026 opening.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley announced the $95 million redevelopment of MKE Airport's Concourse E to boost international flight capacity and economic opportunities without taxpayer funding.

Janesville Transit has resumed regular bus routes along Milton Avenue after construction detours, improving access to Uptown Janesville and the WSCC with upgraded stops.

Highway E in Kenosha County will be closed briefly at the Union Pacific crossing on Oct. 1 for repairs, with local officials advising commuters to plan alternate routes.

Janesville schedules its 7th street sweeping for October 9-10, focusing on downtown and major roads, with timing to minimize disruption and ensure clean streets.

Westside drivers face disruptions on Mineral Point Ave, Highland Ave, and N. Chatham St due to pavement repairs and asphalt layering on September 30th and October 1st.

WisDOT plans I-94 corridor expansion study in Waukesha County due to safety and traffic issues, with local officials advocating for necessary improvements.

Janesville faces road closures on Lodge Drive and East Frontage Road due to reconstruction, affecting travel until late October, with detours in place.

Starting Oct. 6, Lodge Drive will close to through traffic near Milton Avenue until late October, joining the ongoing East Frontage Road closure. Drivers are advised to plan alternate routes and allow extra travel time.

Hawthorne Avenue in Janesville is set for construction from Oct 6-23, affecting local traffic and waste collection.

Wisconsin DNR plans to permit 'incidental take' of endangered fish during a bridge construction project, implementing protective measures to minimize impact.

Major Milwaukee County freeway closures are planned for the weekend of Oct. 10-13 due to resurfacing and improvement work on Interstates 41, 43, and 894, including the Hale Interchange.

Beloit Avenue near Reuther Way is undergoing pavement repair until October 30, with one lane open in each direction and suggested alternate routes to avoid traffic.

WisDOT was recognized with multiple awards by AASHTO and AAMVA for its effective communication, customer service, and public outreach initiatives, including driver education grants, Real ID compliance, and campaigns against distracted driving.

Milwaukee County Supervisor proposes security personnel on buses and at stops to address fare evasion and budget shortfall impacting the Milwaukee County Transit System.

South Milwaukee announced the completion of road paving on Marquette, 6th, and Michigan Avenues, enhancing safety for Halloween weekend, despite remaining as active construction zones.

Milwaukee highlighted road safety for teens on Facebook, noting 5,500 killed in 2023 crashes and promoting National Teen Driver Safety Week and #VisionZeroMKE for safe driving education.

West Milwaukee Street is closing for repairs from October 28 to November 12, causing detours but allowing access to businesses from S. High Street. The closures also affect Janesville Transit routes.

Alderman Scott Spiker has requested U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy to release Milwaukee from its streetcar project's federal grant obligations, due to a yearly $4.2 million deficit.

Milwaukee Street in Janesville will be closed between South River Street and South Main Street from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Thursday, with detours provided.

Pierce Street in Janesville to close for two days for utility work; detours via Burbank Ave., Polk St., and Edison Ave.

Janesville is scheduling bridge maintenance from November 6-10 with lane closures and traffic changes, affecting several overpasses, including those over USH 51 and Spring Brook.

The Wisconsin DMV revoked BLRS LLC's license due to violations including motor vehicle theft by fraud and record-keeping issues. The revocation is now final.

Janesville's Mineral Point Avenue will close for utility work on Nov 14, between N. Crosby Ave. and N. Grant Ave., with traffic detours and altered bus routes.

Wisconsin marks National Seat Belt Day with a record 94% seat belt usage rate, reinforcing their long-standing commitment to road safety education and enforcement.

Wisconsin observes Crash Responder Safety Week to highlight the dangers emergency personnel face during traffic incidents, promoting the "slow down, move over" rule and improved safety training for responders.

Janesville's S. River Street at W. Holmes Street is closing for repairs from Nov 20 to Nov 24, with detours via E. Racine, S. Main, and E./W. Court Streets.

WisDOT offers travel advice for a safe Thanksgiving, including planning, slowing down, and avoiding distractions. They mention peak travel times and impacts from ongoing construction projects.

Greenfield has declared a snow emergency from November 29 to December 1, 2025, for significant snowfall, requiring clear streets for plowing and prohibiting parking on certain roads.

The Wauwatosa Police Department warns residents of the first snowfall and advises on road safety, including slowing down and using headlights, through social media.

Milwaukee has declared a Snow Emergency, imposing parking restrictions to facilitate snow removal. Citizens are informed about the rules through social media.

The Janesville Police Department provides tips for safe winter driving, emphasizing caution, vehicle preparation, and rules for sharing the road with plows.

Waukesha's Christmas Parade will start at 4 pm on December 7, with road closures and no parking zones effective from 2 pm. Two parking ramps offer free 2-hour parking to attendees.

Janesville's Jolly Jingle Holiday Lighted Parade is set for December 6, starting on N. Jackson Street at 6 p.m., with road closures from 4:30 p.m. The parade is part of a weekend-long holiday event featuring various festivities.

Janesville announces road closure on River and Wall Streets for utility work from December 8-11 with detours in place.

The 16th Street Viaduct in Milwaukee is closed for repairs after an inspection revealed issues requiring further evaluation, affecting local traffic and businesses.

Lisbon Avenue reconstruction progresses with traffic changes; Alderman Westmoreland optimistic about the spring 2026 project completion. Eastbound lanes to open mid-December, tree removal and sewer work to cause further traffic disruptions.

Wisconsin's TPC approves preliminary studies for potential improvements on US 53 and I-94 to address traffic and safety concerns as detailed by WisDOT.

West Allis Public Works department is actively maintaining city infrastructure during winter, addressing icy roads, water main breaks, and ensuring safe public areas.

Wisconsin Avenue in Wauwatosa reopens for vehicles, with sidewalks and traffic signals near completion; drivers should follow temporary four-way stops.

New Berlin's DPW deploys over 20 trucks for road treatment due to winter weather, advising caution while driving and safe distance from working plow/salters.

The City of Oak Creek has implemented a new traffic setup on Rawson Avenue for the winter season due to ongoing construction, expected to finish by spring.

Milwaukee is increasing parking meter rates downtown by $0.50 and by $0.25 around business areas, colleges, and hospitals to cover rising infrastructure costs.

WisDOT commences construction of three noise barriers along I-894 in Milwaukee County, causing traffic disruptions and ramp closures with a project timeline from mid-July 2025 to the subsequent summer.

WisDOT is constructing new noise barriers along I-894 in Milwaukee to reduce highway noise, causing long-term ramp closures and affecting commutes until summer 2026.

Milwaukee’s TransitPlus program is running over budget and drivers say they’re being pushed into long shifts, leaving riders late and county leaders scrambling. Documents and union complaints point to missed KPIs, expensive extra hours and a mounting fiscal hit.

Milwaukee Water Works will hold virtual and in-person open houses this week to explain its 2026 lead pipe prioritization program. Find meeting times, neighborhoods and next steps.

A pre-dawn crash closed I-94 eastbound near the Marquette Interchange Friday, snarling the morning commute and forcing detours through downtown.

GO Riteway has taken over the Washington County Shared Ride Taxi service to maintain safe, reliable transport, with no major immediate disruptions to users.

A city discharge notice names a Milwaukee bridge operator after the Wisconsin Avenue span began lifting with a pedestrian on it; the operator is contesting the firing.

Cudahy introduces two new fees on utility bills for streetlight, traffic signal, and urban forestry maintenance, promoting equitable cost distribution and financial transparency.

Milwaukee motorists face road closures on 27th Street due to I-94 East-West Freeway Project, causing disruptions until late 2026. Local concerns arise over timing and traffic impact.

E. Elm Rd in Oak Creek is closed for urgent utility work from S. 10th Ave to S. Nicholson Road until Friday.

Janesville is experiencing a water main break, causing road closures on Morningside Drive and water service disruptions for locals. Repairs are expected to last until around 3 p.m.

Wisconsin's seasonal frozen road law is in effect, allowing heavier loads for trucks on highways. The WisDOT monitors road conditions to confirm they can support the increased weight.

Milwaukee Mitchell finished 2025 with 5.87 million passengers — a 7% drop from 2024 driven by airline schedule cuts and Spirit’s retreat. The county has reforecast 2026 traffic.

Traffic signal at 75th and Greenfield replaced by an RRFB to improve pedestrian safety and traffic flow; part of a pre-2030 roadway project and freeway-linked traffic mitigation pact.

Brown Deer invites residents to discuss the N. 47th Street reconstruction on February 16, post-flood. Options include restoring the previous road layout or creating pedestrian paths.

A 337,000‑square‑foot South Cargo Logistics Hub at Mitchell Airport aims to speed shipments, reduce O’Hare delays and create hundreds of logistics jobs in southeastern Wisconsin.

A KC-135 refueling jet made an emergency landing at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport on Tuesday; five people aboard were reported safe and officials are investigating.

Milwaukee has impounded more than 1,000 vehicles since January after enforcing a new ordinance targeting drivers with multiple unpaid parking tickets. The city says recovered funds go to transportation needs.

Amtrak says Madison could get passenger rail as soon as 2030, with a proposed lakeside downtown station and stops in Pewaukee and Watertown.

Resurfacing on WIS‑24 (Forest Home/Forest Home Avenue) will resume the week of March 16, with long‑term single‑lane closures on the south segment and short closures to the north.

WisDOT will resume I-41 work Friday, March 13 between Burleigh and Good Hope. Drivers should expect lane reductions and ramp closures.

David Crowley will announce a Vision Zero milestone as Milwaukee County and its 19 municipalities finalize local safety plans and line up federal-funded projects. The push aims to eliminate traffic deaths and serious injuries by 2037.

Appleton International’s passenger traffic has surged more than 60% since 2019, driven by new routes and an Allegiant base; larger Wisconsin hubs have not matched the percentage gains.

Long‑term I‑94 closures around American Family Field will complicate travel for Brewers fans ahead of Opening Day on March 26. Officials and the team are steering fans to route and parking tools and urging patience.

USDOT finalized roughly $1.06B to replace the Blatnik Bridge, clearing the path for construction and easing months of uncertainty for the Twin Ports.

Racine launched the EquiFlow Lead-Free program to speed replacement of lead service lines this construction season, pairing a city plan with a CIP partnership and state funding.

Spring thaw has opened potholes across Milwaukee; mechanics warn repairs can cost drivers hundreds.

Milwaukee lawmakers and crash survivors urged a five‑year pilot for speed and red‑light cameras, arguing the systems could reduce crashes and serious injuries.

County Executive David Crowley announced a package of capital projects on Wednesday to repair roads, expand trails, upgrade transit and fund playground work across Milwaukee County. The moves lean on federal dollars and the county’s 2026 capital plan.

Crews have started clearing trees for a 41‑mile Enbridge Line 5 reroute in Ashland County even as tribes and environmental groups push new court challenges. The coming April hearings and federal appeals will likely decide whether work continues or is halted.

A Walk & Roll on Tuesday will give Milwaukee residents a close look at the aging I‑794 corridor as advocates press for a boulevard replacement that could unlock housing and parks. Organizers say feedback will be compiled into recommendations as WisDOT weighs options.

Milwaukee's I‑43/Becher interchange will close the week of April 6 for months‑long reconstruction converting scissor ramps to a diamond layout; detours will be posted.

Bidders are jockeying to run MMSD’s Jones Island and South Shore plants in a contest that could top $700M over ten years. The choice will shape operations, budgets and storm response.

MCTS now accepts tap-to-pay: cards, phones and smartwatches are valid for full fares while WisGo/Umo remains required for reduced fares.

Sections of I‑43 in Milwaukee were closed on April 15 after heavy storms flooded low points on the interstate. Officials urged motorists to avoid the area.

A proposed rebuild of North Sherman Boulevard would add protected bike lanes but remove blocks of on‑street parking, prompting concern from businesses and residents. City and community leaders are now weighing tradeoffs and timelines.

Harley‑Davidson recalled 16,994 2025–26 Softail motorcycles after engineers found a rear brake‑line routing issue that can cause fluid loss and rear brake failure. Dealer repairs will be free and owner letters are expected in mid‑May.

A custom replacement beam delay has pushed the 16th Street Viaduct's reopening into July, prolonging detours and transit changes across the Menomonee Valley.

A replacement bridge on Lapham Street near Riverside Park collapsed during a concrete pour; officials say no one was hurt and the contractor was ordered to clean up.

Delta Flight 2309 diverted to Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport late April 26. Airport officials say the plane landed safely and there were no injuries; the reason is still unconfirmed.

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.

Drivers say private downtown Milwaukee lots are issuing $90 notices minutes after payment, forcing motorists into disputes and worries about collections.

A coalition of Milwaukee nonprofits and transit advocates launched a campaign to press state lawmakers for more transit funding after 2026 service cuts left the county bus system strained.

Milwaukee officials say they will require bagged leaf pickup starting this fall after record April storms, pairing the change with accelerated flood projects. The move aims to keep storm drains clear and give crews more flexible pickup timing.

Extended lane and ramp closures at the Mitchell Interchange will affect southbound access to Mitchell International Airport this weekend. Expect detours and extra travel time.

A failed hydraulic cylinder at the Bridge Street Dam left a crest gate stuck and drained Grafton's millpond as crews and a dam contractor assess repairs. Officials say there's no immediate danger to residents.

Summerfest and MCTS laid out shuttles, Connect 1 access and new payment options for the festival’s three weekends — and shuttle round‑trip fares jump to $18 for adults.

Signature Aviation plans to expand sports‑charter facilities at Milwaukee Mitchell, promising faster turnarounds and more hangar and handling capacity for teams.

A school bus veered across the median on N. Teutonia and crashed into an apartment building; the driver was hospitalized and no other injuries were reported.

MKE picked up an $8M FAA grant that pushes federal support for Concourse E to about $21.5M. The overhaul will replace the separate international arrivals terminal and is due in late 2027.

A manhole explosion near Park and Prospect knocked out power to about 4,500 people across Milwaukee and Shorewood while crews repaired an underground cable. Officials say service was restored in roughly an hour.

Soaring diesel prices pushed Wisconsin pump averages near $5.90 in mid‑May, straining small trucking firms and raising shipping costs.

County supervisors reluctantly recommended an ATC easement through Menomonee River Parkway while protesting We Energies' proposed 14% rate increase.

WisDOT released four conceptual designs to rework the I‑43/National Avenue interchange in Walker’s Point. Display boards and staff will be at a June 3 open house to take feedback.

MCTS switched to its summer schedule on June 7, restoring weekday midday service on four routes and adjusting dozens of timetables. Expect detours and stop changes as I‑94 and bridge work continue.

Milwaukee Public Schools accepted 50 electric buses Monday as the start of a 150-bus rollout meant to cut diesel costs and clean the air around schools.

Two elevators at Ascension Columbia St. Mary’s parking garage were out for months, forcing visitors to use stairs and prompting accessibility and safety questions. Local reporting traced the long outage.

A United Express flight returned to Milwaukee on Tuesday after the pilot reported a landing-gear alert. The plane landed safely and passengers were being rebooked.