Police released footage from the car crash involving Bucks guard Andre Jackson Jr., showing events post-incident and leading to a speeding citation. No injuries or further charges were reported.

Marquette secured a 70-62 victory against Central Michigan, with Stevie Mitchell scoring 17 points, and teammates Kam Jones and Chase Ross contributing significantly.

Sheboygan was hit by a ransomware attack, with an investigation currently underway. No sensitive data appears compromised, and the city is working to resolve the issue while keeping essential services running.

Milwaukee expects a windy Veterans Day with temperatures around 42°F, turning partly cloudy and dropping to near 34°F tonight. The week will see varying sun and clouds with a chance of rain midweek.

Milwaukee experiences dense fog with visibility down to four miles, cool temperatures at 50°F, and high humidity at 96%. Morning commuters are advised to drive cautiously due to the conditions.

A fire at Eddie's Liquidation in Cudahy caused extensive damage, with no injuries reported. Multiple fire departments responded, controlling the fire in 30 minutes.

Leonel Molina Rios of Milwaukee faces charges for a fatal DUI crash that killed a 74-year-old in Franklin, with a potential 31-year sentence and up to $110,000 in fines.

Poor weather and an accident caused significant travel disruptions on Oklahoma City's I-35, with a jackknifed semi and flooding narrowing lanes and causing delays.

Eddie Caldwell has been charged with battery after allegedly assaulting a Milwaukee teacher, Shericka Nelson, in her classroom.

Milwaukee County's Finance Committee approved funding for the Right to Counsel program to aid families facing eviction, securing $750,000 in total contributions.

The DOJ will monitor Milwaukee's adherence to voting rights laws during the November 5 election, ensuring compliance and addressing possible violations.

The Wisconsin DNR is hosting open houses to discuss deer management unit adjustments, with in-person and virtual options available for public engagement and feedback.

A Milwaukee father is charged with six felonies, including second-degree reckless homicide, after a DUI crash killed his 5-year-old son and injured the child's twin brother.