Waukesha County cattle test positive for EHD

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) confirmed that samples collected from non-lactating dairy cattle in Waukesha County tested positive for the virus that causes epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD).

Racine Zoo's Robin the white-handed gibbon dies

The Racine Zoo shared the passing of its longest-term resident, Robin, the 47-year-old white-handed gibbon.

4 simple habits can help slow muscle loss as you age, fitness expert says

A New York-based fitness coach says that beyond GLP-1s, there are several other reasons that adults start losing muscle as they get older.

Six Flags Magic Mountain permanently closes X2 roller coaster amid brain injury lawsuits

Six Flags Magic Mountain has announced the permanent retirement of its X2 roller coaster following guest safety concerns and lawsuits alleging rider brain injuries.

What's Up in the Ward? October Events
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Jordan Dechambre with the Historic Third Ward Association shares events happening in October in the Historic Third Ward.  historicthirdward.org visitmilwaukee.org/mke-theater-district milwaukeeoktoberfest.com thedistrictrow.com & hhclothingco.com/pages/harleys milwaukeepublicmarket.org/events/harvest-festival gallerynightmke.com thirdwardbeergarden.com

Planters NUTmobile is hitting the road and needs drivers - How to apply

The Planters NUTmobile is hitting the road again and looking for three Peanutters to get behind the wheel of the NUTmobile and take the iconic vehicle on the road across the country visiting festivals, parades, college campuses, community events and more. 

Milwaukee County considers e-bike speed limit on park trails

The Milwaukee County Committee on Parks and Culture is set to discuss a proposal Tuesday that would set a 15 mph speed limit on the Oak Leaf Trail and other county paths.

National Coffee Day 2026 deals, discounts

Calling all coffee lovers! National Coffee Day is bringing a fresh lineup of freebies and discounts on Tuesday, Sept. 29.

Milwaukee City Plan Commission approves data center moratorium

A city commission moved forward with a proposal to pause the construction and enlargement of data centers in the city of Milwaukee for a year, or until the city’s code is changed, after hearing lengthy public comment on the legislation Monday.

Marquette University armed altercation near 16th and Wells

Marquette police issued a safety alert on Monday, Sept. 28, after a person pulled out a weapon during an argument.

Milwaukee dog attack leaves multiple people injured, pet dead

Two dogs terrorized a Milwaukee neighborhood, biting people and killing another dog. They even ran inside a home, attacking a pregnant woman and her daughter.

2 dogs terrorize Milwaukee neighborhood; people bitten, other dog killed
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Two dogs terrorize a Milwaukee neighborhood, biting people and killing another dog. They even ran inside a home attacking a pregnant woman and her daughter. NOTE: Viewer discretion advised.

Milwaukee police officer mishandled sexual assault interview: records

In December 2024, Charlotte Nozar was sexually assaulted in the elevator of her Milwaukee apartment building. When police arrived, she said she was assaulted again in the way she said a responding officer, Nicholas Ornelas, treated her.

Milwaukee police officer mishandled sexual assault interview
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In December 2024, a woman was sexually assaulted in the elevator of her Milwaukee apartment building. When police arrived, she said she was assaulted again in the way she said a responding officer treated her.