A day care worker, Passion Watson, was sentenced to probation after a toddler in her care tested positive for cocaine. The child now has special needs, prompting discussion on child safety.

Paul Vinson was sentenced to 35 years in prison after a fatal crash that killed his two sons during a police chase; he pleaded guilty to five charges.

A fire severely damaged Oscar's Frozen Custard in Brookfield; the cause is unknown and the community feels the loss. No damage estimates or rebuild plans have been released yet.

Jesse Vang pleads not guilty to charges related to Elijah Vue's death, whereas Katrina Baur also denies charges. Vang is in custody with proceedings ongoing.

Eric Hovde concedes the U.S. Senate race to incumbent Democrat Tammy Baldwin in Wisconsin, forgoing a recount despite prior concerns over election integrity.

A confirmed Hepatitis A case linked to a Beans & Barley employee in Milwaukee prompts health officials to offer vaccinations for potentially exposed individuals.

The Milwaukee Fatherhood Summit held workshops and resources for fathers, with city officials participating, focusing on challenges like criminal records and co-parenting.

Illinois State Police confirmed that missing New Berlin man Ben Oberto was found deceased in his car, which had crashed into a creek in the Chicago area.

Shigellosis outbreak confirmed at La Escuela Fratney Elementary in Milwaukee; city's Health Department and schools respond with hygiene emphasis and cleaning protocols.

Milwaukee's weather forecast includes cloudy skies, potential showers, and fluctuating temperatures, with a mixed pattern of rain and breezy conditions expected throughout the week.

A semi-truck crashed into several cars and nearly hit a Culver's in Kenosha; the collision injured drivers with one seriously hurt, closing the intersection for hours.

The Wisconsin DNR granted Enbridge permits to reroute the Line 5 pipeline, with conditions to protect wetlands and waterways, but faces tribal and environmental opposition.

The Milwaukee County Zoo's oldest river hippo, Patti, was humanely euthanized due to severe distress and declining health. She lived to be 55, surpassing the average hippo lifespan.