Wisconsin immigrant work; what to know among rising deportations

Gov. Tony Evers said he's worried about the growing push for deportations, while the Trump administration said it's restoring the rule of law.

Milwaukee apartment fire; woman pleads not guilty in unrelated incident

A Milwaukee woman accused of causing fire damage inside a Milwaukee apartment building that later became the site of a fatal fire that occurred on Mother’s Day, pleaded not guilty to charges.

Beloved Sussex teacher's contract not renewed; parents rally in support

The Hamilton School District isn't renewing Woodside Elementary School teacher Cate O'Connell's contract, and parents are rallying in her support.

Milwaukee County small business development program approved

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley signed legislation at West Allis City Hall approving the new Building Bridges small business development and commercial corridor activation program.

Oconomowoc Fourth of July; debate over making parade 'non-political'

There are a few staples of Fourth of July parades in Wisconsin – at least one marching band, a fire truck, lots of flags, and politicians who represent the town in which they are marching.

Fire Watch program; helping veterans, first responders cope with trauma

Veterans and emergency responders are often first to run into the line of fire. Now, a new virtual program is giving them support to work through the trauma.

Milwaukee fire engine struck by car at 26th and Oklahoma; 1 hurt

Milwaukee police say a speeding vehicle collided with a Milwaukee fire engine that was operating with lights and sirens on Wednesday afternoon, June 11.

Live Nation to open 18 new music venues in US: See the list

Live Nation Entertainment announced it’s planning to spend $1 billion to open or break ground on 18 new music venues in the U.S.

West Allis bakery reopens after hit-and-run destroyed storefront

A hit-and-run driver destroyed a West Allis bakery last year. Now, after the major setback, Elevate Coffee by Piece of Love is back.

Germantown Kennedy Middle School threat, student arrested

Germantown police arrested a sixth-grade student who they said threatened to "kill all of the teachers" at Kennedy Middle School earlier this month.

Milwaukee reported critically missing has been located safe

The Milwaukee Police Department says 64-year-old Timothy Spann, who was listed as critically missing has been located and is safe.

Isle Royale camping deaths: FBI assisting in investigation of two found dead

Officials have not released a cause of death for the two campers, who were found at a remote campground after separate reports came in on Sunday.

Milwaukee County Zoo small mammals building to close by end of 2025

The Milwaukee County Zoo announced on Wednesday, June 11 that it will be closing the small mammals building by the end of 2025.

Milwaukee fatal hit-and-run crash; man accused now charged, on the run

A 20-year-old Milwaukee man is now charged in connection with a fatal hit-and-run crash that happened on the city's south side in August 2024.

The Hop: Milwaukee streetcar Summerfest service changes

Milwaukee's streetcar, The Hop, will bring back its combined "Festivals Line" during Summerfest. Here's what to know about changes to service.