Hurricane Milton: We Energies crews head south, assist Florida utilities
More than two dozen We Energies workers will head south on Wednesday, Oct. 9 to assist Florida utilities dealing with Hurricane Milton.
Hurricane Milton: Milwaukee airport flights arrive from Florida
As Hurricane Milton heads toward Tampa, time is of the essence as millions of people evacuate. Some travelers are headed to Wisconsin.
Biden sets 10-year deadline for US cities to replace lead pipes, make drinking water safer
The president announced the new regulation, which replaces a standard set forth by the Trump administration that did not include a universal requirement to replace lead pipes.
Milwaukee police chase, crash; driver hit pole near 13th and Wells
A 23-year-old man was arrested on Monday, Oct. 7 following a police chase and crash in Milwaukee. The fleeing vehicle was stolen.
Milwaukee house fire, 11th and Ring; 7 rescued from second floor
A Milwaukee home was damaged by fire early Tuesday morning, Oct. 8.
President Biden Milwaukee visit; lead pipe replacement deadline
President Joe Biden visited Wisconsin on Tuesday, Oct. 8 as the EPA finalized a new regulation. It requires all lead service lines to be replaced by 2037.
Milwaukee shootings Monday, 2 injured including 13-year-old
Two people were injured in two separate shootings in Milwaukee on Monday evening, Oct. 7.
Milwaukee Jewish Federation marks Oct. 7; 1 year since attacks on Israel
Jewish Milwaukee invited all on Monday, Oct. 7 for "an evening of hope and unity as we honor the resilience of our people, while remembering the spirit and vitality of the bright lights lost."
Illegal dumping costing Milwaukee property owner thousands of dollars
It's an expensive pile of trash. A property owner on Milwaukee's north side is facing thousands of dollars in fines for something he says he's doing everything to stop: illegal dumping.
Property owner faces illegal dumping problem
It's an expensive pile of trash. A property owner on Milwaukee's north side is facing thousands of dollars in fines for something he says he's doing everything to stop: illegal dumping.
Milwaukee hotel shooting; 2 men face charges, 1 on the run
Two Milwaukee men are accused of attempting to rob and then shoot a man at a hotel on Milwaukee's far south side.
Wisconsin child care challenges include low enrollment, low staffing
Child care centers in Wisconsin are facing enrollment and staffing challenges.
Milwaukee man critically missing found and reported safe
The Milwaukee Police Department is asking for the public's help to locate Hunter Park, a man they say is critically missing.
Shooting, crash involving ambulance; Milwaukee man reaches plea deal
A Milwaukee man charged with multiple felonies after a December 2023 shooting and crash involving an ambulance has reached a plea deal in the case.
Milwaukee Lakefront Marathon runner struck following vehicle crash
A Milwaukee Lakefront Marathon runner is recovering after a car hit her during the race on Sunday, Oct. 6.
Milwaukee fatal hit-and-run; 68th and Capitol, police seek driver
Milwaukee police are trying to find the driver involved in a fatal hit-and-run crash that occurred Saturday, Oct. 5.
Milwaukee standoff: Man deceased struck by officer's gunfire, officials say
The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office announced a man who was found deceased inside a residence near 68th and Hope after an hours-long standoff was struck by an officer's gunfire.
Critical missing Milwaukee woman found safe
Milwaukee police say Joanne Nighswander has been found safe.
National Fire Prevention Week; critical role of smoke alarms
The Survive Alive House hosted a fire safety event on Monday to kick-off National Fire Prevention Week. This year’s theme is “Smoke alarms: Make them work for you!"
Milwaukee crash, 16th and Mitchell; 1 suffered life-threatening injuries
One person was seriously injured following a crash in Milwaukee on Sunday, Oct. 6.