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Dodge County says a month-long probe found no record of Sunny Naqvi being booked in its jail and disputes claims she spent 30+ hours in ICE custody. Federal and family accounts still conflict.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A 35-year-old was shot Thursday night on the 6800 block of N. 107th Street; Milwaukee police are asking for tips as investigators follow leads.
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Light rain Friday morning with showers easing by 8 a.m. Weekend warms up with likely thunderstorms Sunday and gusts possible.
Food & Drinks in ...
Wioletta’s Polish Kitchen will close after about six months in Oak Creek; owners cite staffing and cost pressures and say their Wioletta’s market will remain open.
A 22-year-old is in custody after a four-year-old was found shot in Kenosha. The child was flown to Milwaukee and is in stable condition.
One person was killed and another injured after two SUVs collided Wednesday at County TK H and Forest View Road in Farmington, the Sheriff's Office said.
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Milwaukee PrideFest revealed headliners for its 30th‑anniversary celebration June 4–6 at Henry Maier Festival Park, mixing drag, talent‑show alumni, comedy and DJs across five stages.
A 46-year-old was wounded in a pre-dawn shooting near Muskego and Burnham on April 8. Milwaukee police are asking anyone with information to come forward.
An overnight MPS access-system update delayed openings at several Milwaukee polling sites this morning; officials say only a small number of voters were affected.
A federal judge refused to set aside Hannah Dugan’s December conviction, leaving appeals likely and sentencing unresolved.
Sunny and brisk Tuesday; a brief wintry mix could slick bridges overnight. Big warmup and gusty winds arrive Wednesday.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
Bidders are jockeying to run MMSD’s Jones Island and South Shore plants in a contest that could top $700M over ten years. The choice will shape operations, budgets and storm response.
Gov. Tony Evers signed executive orders restarting commutations, creating a 14‑member advisory board and a separate track for people sentenced as minors.
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