MILWAUKEE - Gov. Tony Evers is asking the Trump administration for FEMA assistance as Milwaukee and other areas continue to recover from the weekend’s historic flooding. The cleanup is far from over.

Severe flooding near 60th and Custer in Milwaukee has left homes unlivable, forcing families to seek temporary shelter with ...

O’Lydia’s Bar and Grill in Walker's Point has reopened for business after more than two feet of water flooded their basement kitchen area ...

MILWAUKEE (WISN) -- Gov. Tony Evers has requested federal assistance to assess flood damage across Wisconsin. The request to ...

The weekend storms took everyone by surprise, including the National Weather Service. So how did it happen and what did they see?

IMPACT is the designated provider of 211 services in southeast Wisconsin – and is supporting emergency management officers by ...

Record flooding across Milwaukee this weekend left many residents without power for hours or even days, causing food ...

The Milwaukee DPW is using a new tool to help crews prioritize areas hit hardest by flooding. Donald Trump reacts to alleged ...

In the days after the historic flooding, many are in the process of counting their losses, and figuring out finances is an added stressor.Those along the Menomonee River in ...

Wauwatosa East provides statement from the athletic department, while a pair of other area programs have been impacted by the ...

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Wisconsin flood victims can pick up free cleaning supplies from the Franklin and Wauwatosa Lowe's stores Aug. 13.