Milwaukee

Two people were wounded in separate shootings in Milwaukee on Sunday, Dec. 8.

We Energies' 41st annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Speech Contest reached its final round on Saturday, Dec. 7.

At least two cars were involved in a crash at Sherman and Capitol on Milwaukee's north side Saturday night, Dec. 7.

"Shop with a Cop" in downtown Milwaukee gave kids and law enforcement a chance to connect on Saturday, Dec. 7.

A 12-year-old Delafield boy used his love of skateboarding to collect toys for the U.S. Marine Corps' "Toys for Tots" program on Saturday.

Wisconsin veterans and families observed Pearl Harbor Day on Saturday with a ceremony at the Milwaukee County War Memorial Center.

At least two vehicles were involved in a crash at 76th and Oklahoma on Milwaukee's far southwest side on Saturday afternoon, Dec. 7.

The Santa Cycle Rampage in Milwaukee featured more than 1,500 Santas, reindeer, Grinches, snowmen, elves and more on Saturday.

Milwaukee's Department of Public Works (DPW) is working through the final cycle of leaf collection since the extended Dec. 1 deadline.

December is here, and there's plenty to see and do in the Milwaukee area.

The Wisconsin branch of the American Legion is "Freezing for a Reason" this weekend to raise awareness for veterans who are experiencing homelessness.

The Milwaukee Fire Department has tips to prevent Christmas tree fires and held a demonstration on Friday to show how sprinkler systems can help.

Willie Hines, the Milwaukee housing authority's secretary-executive director who has been under fire over public housing living conditions, announced on Friday that he will retire – effective Jan. 1, 2025.

There is new information about an investigation into a prostitution ring.