Three people were wounded in separate shootings across Milwaukee on Sunday; police say the victims are expected to survive and investigators are seeking tips.

All five people charged in the death of 15-year-old Makai Neal have been sentenced, from probation to multi-decade prison terms.

The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner confirmed one death after a shooting Friday near N. Teutonia Ave and W. Chambers St on the city’s north side.

An FBI agent questioned a high‑ranking Wisconsin elections official about the 2020 presidential count, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports amid broader federal probes.

BLK Coffee will be the first tenant at Eban, a renovated community hub on Fond du Lac; a soft opening is set for May 15 and a grand opening is planned this summer.

Summerfest’s American Family Insurance House announced free, intimate sets including Passion Pit, Spoon and Soul Asylum across the festival’s three weekends.

A Milwaukee mother says her 8‑year‑old was dropped at the wrong stop nearly a mile from home; Milwaukee Public Schools says it is reviewing the incident with the bus company.

A Madison nonprofit won a federal voucher to speed FDA review of psilocybin for major depression, joining two other programs selected under an April executive order. Local researchers say the award validates years of work but leaves rollout questions.

State prosecutors allege Debbie Long billed Medicaid for fabricated care, received more than $2 million and laundered proceeds into local businesses and luxury purchases. She faces five felony counts.

Cheba Hut will open May 11 at 8871 W. Sura Lane in Greenfield’s 84South, bringing toasted subs, a full bar and late‑night hours to the strip.

Testimony began May 4 as jurors weigh allegations that a former Pewaukee bus driver sexually assaulted preschool-age students. Prosecutors say bus surveillance footage will be central.

Walgreens will close its North Avenue store in Milwaukee on June 23, citing persistent safety challenges. Prescriptions will transfer to the Wisconsin Avenue location and delivery options will be offered.

A Milwaukee man charged in a June Germantown stabbing pleaded not guilty Monday and asked to replace his attorney; the case returns to court May 13.