Chala Davis-Bell, a 37-year-old mother, was killed by a stray bullet in Racine during an exchange of gunfire between suspects. A vigil was held in her memory.

Wisconsin's trail camera network, Snapshot Wisconsin, has captured detailed wildlife images, such as a raccoon in Dodge County, aiding in conservation and research efforts.

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.

The Glendale Fire Department congratulated Ernie Ochoa on his new role as Assistant Chief of Police, highlighting his extensive experience and commitment to public service.

Waukesha PD announces Operation Safe Driver Week, focusing on education and enforcement to improve road safety and driver behavior, applying strategies to foster a culture of safety consciousness among drivers.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates its 150th anniversary, highlighting Battalion Chief Nickolas Trost's 24-year commitment since joining as a cadet in 2000.

Milwaukee DHHS briefed the Committee on Health Equity on a mismanaged civil commitment case, leading to policy review and corrective measures being implemented.

Milwaukee and law enforcement nationwide prepare for Officer Kendall Corder's funeral. Officer Corder was killed in an ambush and will be honored with a public procession and service, drawing officers from several states.

The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department announced the passing of retired K9 Justice, who served for 7 years and significantly contributed to law enforcement efforts.

Waukesha School District is considering closing four elementary schools due to declining enrollment, sparking protests and community concern over the proposed consolidation plans.

Chancellor Mnookin announces UW-Madison's closure of DDEEA, with programs absorbing into other divisions, reaffirming commitment to diversity and confirming continuity of scholarship programs and support.

The Wisconsin DNR reported that over 15,000 bats were counted in the Great Wisconsin Bat Count, indicating a positive sign for bat populations affected by white-nose syndrome.

Milwaukee Police Department teams up with Versiti Blood Center for a blood drive benefiting the local police foundation and providing lifesaving blood donations.