A woman was shot in Racine and the male suspect later shot himself after a standoff with police. Both were hospitalized, and their conditions were unknown.

The Milwaukee Brewers are close to winning 12 consecutive games, which could trigger a free burger giveaway by George Webb restaurants, a local tradition honored twice before.

The La Crosse community and authorities are searching for 22-year-old Eliotte Heinz, last seen near the Mississippi River. She's described as 5-foot-4, with blonde hair, blue eyes, and was wearing a white T-shirt and jean shorts.

A 26-year-old was killed in a Milwaukee shooting near 55th and Custer, with police investigating the incident.

Milwaukee's weather forecast promises a sunny day with a high of 75°F and light east winds, though clouds and potential thunderstorms are expected later in the week.

The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department offers a Cadet Program for high school and college students interested in law enforcement careers, providing training and hands-on experience.

Milwaukee's Metcalfe Park residents protested the closing of their local Pick 'n Save, fearing it will reduce access to affordable, healthy food and necessitate traveling farther for essentials.

Seven-year-old Jamal White was safely found after an Amber Alert for his abduction. Two arrests have been made, and Corey Williams faces multiple felony charges.

Supervisor Steve F. Taylor proposes funding to restore the Bender Park Boat Launch, transferring county contingency funds and surplus safety funds for dredging and rehabilitation.

Milwaukee County Supervisor warns about scam texts impersonating Wisconsin DMV, urging residents to avoid engaging and to report the fraudulent messages.

The Milwaukee Night Market on July 16 was canceled due to severe weather forecasts, prioritizing safety. Future dates are confirmed, with vendors rescheduled for October. The market is a cultural event supporting local vendors.

Racine officer faces no charges for fatally shooting Marlon Anderson, who was armed. The DA deemed the officer's use of force reasonable to prevent harm.

Sergeant Roger Burke retires from the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office after a dedicated 34-year service, leaving behind a legacy of commitment, particularly in Court Services and community engagement.