Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley and other city leaders provided an update on flood response clean-up efforts on ...

Milwaukee County has identified $23 million in preliminary damage from historic flooding and rainfall from the Aug. 9 storm.

Volunteers with "Flood Hope 500" fixed a broken sump pump and are helping clear flooding debris from Faith Development ...

Milwaukee County leaders launched a new website to serve as a hub for data access for people impacted by the floods. County ...

Milwaukee County begins recovery after rare flash floods caused at least 23 million in damage. Officials seek FEMA aid as ...

City officials are sharing resources and safety tips for cleaning your property as recovery efforts continue across the ...

ZIP codes 53218, 53209, and 53216 account for majority of disaster reports as residents seek emergency assistance ...

United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County has launched the Urgent Need Fund: Flood Recovery in response to the ...

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

Here's a list of resources as flooding cleanup begins, including drop-off sites in the suburbs and free storage services.

The city expects to see drop-offs at the city's dump centers peak in the coming days. Wait times are around 1.5 hours.

The National Weather Service issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for Milwaukee, warning of potential floods and upcoming heat.