Extreme heat in Wisconsin led to power outages, with over 16,000 customers affected. We Energies worked on restorations and urged caution around downed lines.

A 53-year-old man was severely injured after becoming trapped under a skid steer in Hustisford; he was airlifted to a hospital for life-threatening injuries.

A 19-year-old woman was killed and four other teens injured in a Milwaukee shooting. The victim, Bre'nee Veasley, was a college student with a bright future. Her family is calling for an end to the violence and for justice in her case.

Firefighters found a three-foot alligator in a burning Milwaukee home's basement; the fire started from downed wires with no human injuries reported. The alligator's origin is under investigation.

A motorcyclist was killed in a crash in New Berlin; the rider was from West Allis. The incident is under investigation, with no drugs or alcohol suspected.

A Wisconsin couple is charged with plotting to murder VanDuyne's dating app matches using cyanide and other toxins, involving stalking and breaking into victims' cars.

A Milwaukee teen is charged with killing his sister, Ashley Hudson, amidst a family dispute. Additional charges have been leveled against other family members relating to the incident.

A teenager was killed and four others injured in a Milwaukee shooting near an old mall; police investigations are ongoing, with no suspects yet apprehended.

Town board chairman Richard Van Buren was arrested in Dodge County for allegedly killing a golden retriever, with the incident gaining attention on social media.

A man once charged with homicide was released in Greenfield, causing alarm among officials. Community leaders criticized the lack of communication about his release and are pushing for measures to prevent such oversight.

The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department warns of a scam using text messages with fake FDIC kiosk bond instructions, misusing official logos, and urging citizens to stay vigilant and report scams.

Delavan experienced severe flash flooding after heavy rains, leading to over four inches of rainfall and transforming streets into virtual ponds, causing travel difficulties and emergency responses.

The Milwaukee Police Department's proposed use of facial recognition technology faces strong opposition over concerns about privacy, potential for misidentification, and civil liberties, despite the department's assurance of careful policy crafting.