Flooding caused road closures and left vehicles stranded in Milwaukee on Thursday morning, April 16.

The sheriff's office advised people on Wednesday night to stay off the roads in the southeast portion of Wisconsin.

Milwaukee neighborhoods are cleaning up after days of heavy rain and flooding. TMJ4 spoke with some community groups that are stepping up to help families recover and prepare for more storms.

Initial damage assessment reports indicate that this month’s flood damage will not meet the requirements to request federal assistance.

Changes are coming to how Milwaukee’s Department of Public Works collects leaves and cleans streets in the wake of recent ...

The Department of Public Works introduced plans April 29 to transition to bagged leaf pickup in the fall, and to add ...

All across the Milwaukee area Wednesday night, cars seen underwater, with flooding creeping onto interstates and some people having to push ...

Joyce Collins and her husband are cleaning their basement after it flooded this month. Now, Milwaukee leaders are looking at ...

Severe storms Tuesday night left behind widespread flooding across Milwaukee’s north and northwest sides, turning major intersections into impassable roadways and stranding drivers. Crews and ...

A major shake-up is on the way for homeowners in Milwaukee as city leaders respond to severe flooding tied to April's record ...

As southeast Wisconsin continues to clean up and recover from April's severe flooding, the Common Council’s Public Works committee met Wednesday morning to discuss what is being ...

A cemetery in Wauwatosa is raising new concerns after flooding left significant damage behind, and those connected to the site say they are still waiting on Milwaukee County ...