Two young adults were shot early Thursday in Milwaukee; police are investigating, with no suspect in custody. An earlier shooting wounded another teen. Both incidents are under scrutiny, and no arrests have been made.

The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department announced the passing of retired K9 Justice, who served for 7 years and significantly contributed to law enforcement efforts.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources warns about the threat non-native lupine poses to the Karner blue butterfly, which relies on native wild lupine for its survival.

The Wisconsin DNR reported that over 15,000 bats were counted in the Great Wisconsin Bat Count, indicating a positive sign for bat populations affected by white-nose syndrome.

A semi-truck fire on I-43 northbound near Hampton Avenue in Milwaukee caused freeway closure and traffic delays; no injuries reported, cause under investigation.

Milwaukee's Mayor vetoed a parking measure for the 4th District that would have eased restrictions, prompting the area representative to dispute the claims about an agreed parking study and call for the Common Council to overturn the veto.

Two tourists died at Delavan Lake, Wisconsin, with a 57-year-old Illinois man found unresponsive on a boat and a 26-year-old Texas man's body recovered from the water. No foul play is suspected.

An officer was hospitalized after their vehicle crashed into a light pole and caught fire during a pursuit on July 6th in Greendale. No other injuries were reported.

Local authorities are investigating a fatal overnight shooting of a woman in Northeast Oklahoma City. The woman, who sought help after being shot, died at the hospital. No arrests have been made; police urge witnesses to come forward.

The Milwaukee PD District Two welcomed back Officer McCray and honored fallen Officer Corder on Independence Day, highlighting camaraderie and sacrifice within the force.

A man was killed, and two were injured in Milwaukee shootings linked to robberies on July 4; police seek suspects as part of an ongoing violent crime issue.

Gwen Moore voted against a bill she argued would harm vulnerable Americans, including children, veterans, and the homeless, by cutting healthcare and SNAP benefits.

A routine early morning call in Shorewood led to an officer being shot but saved by a vest, and two people, one deceased, involved in a shooting. The suspect later died in a police chase in Milwaukee.