Two people were wounded in a Milwaukee shooting on Monday night; no arrests have been made and the police seek information. In a separate incident, two men died in a murder-suicide on the city’s north side.

Hairball, an '80s rock tribute band, is set to open the Wisconsin State Fair on August 6, with tickets going on sale February 20. Other acts include AJR and The Beach Boys.

Fond Du Lac police searched with a K-9 and a sheriff’s drone after a man entered a Primrose Lane home early Tuesday; detectives are asking neighbors for camera footage.

Muskego police say pilots radioed to land on Little Muskego Lake's frozen surface; city rules ban propeller-driven craft and the DNR warns 'no ice is safe.'

New Berlin is hosting community meetings from February 16-20, encouraging residents to prepare using materials on the city's portal for informed civic participation.

Waukesha honored its School Resource Officers for their contributions to school safety and student law enforcement relationships on National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day.

U.S. Marshals say 29-year-old Anthony Schaap fled while awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty in the severe injury of his 3-month-old daughter.

Two people were shot in separate early-morning incidents in Milwaukee; both suffered non-life-threatening injuries and police say they are seeking tips and video.

Shorewood Police warn of romance scams on social media and dating sites, urging the public to never send money to someone they haven't met and to report suspicious interactions.

The Village of Brookfield Government shared a post about the historic Air Mail delivery from Brookfield to Chicago in 1938, featuring a special event with crowds, "Pony Express" riders, and a panda.

A pre‑dawn rollover near South 36th and West Mitchell left at least one person dead in the Leighton Park neighborhood south of American Family Field.

Kenneth Cubero pleaded guilty to resisting an officer and was placed on probation after a September officer-involved shooting near 12th and Greenfield. The plea resolves the obstruction charge while the officer-involved review continues.

A Milwaukee resident near 12th and Morgan says she’s killed eight rats since October and fears the infestation is getting worse.