A Milwaukee immigrant was wrongly accused by DHS of making death threats against the President, resulting in undue threats and detention for his family.

The Milwaukee Police Department's use of Flock Group's AI-powered license plate readers is under debate, with concerns over privacy and a report of accessing Illinois cameras for classified investigations.

Fourteen individuals face charges in Wisconsin for drug trafficking, including fentanyl and cocaine distribution, with two also charged with illegal re-entry into the U.S.

Two arrests made in the decades-old murder case of David A. Vanderzee, including his former wife Roxanna L. Collins, awaiting extradition in Illinois, and John J. Viskocil, held in Wisconsin; both charged with First Degree Intentional Homicide.

A significant fire broke out at Neenah Foundry in Wisconsin, with responders tackling the blaze and no immediate injury reports. The cause and damage extent are under investigation.

The first week of Maxwell Anderson's murder trial in Milwaukee ends, with evidence presented against him for the killing and mutilation of Sade Robinson.

David E. Dejanovich, a 52-year-old from Oshkosh, was indicted on federal obscenity and child pornography charges.

A fire in a Milwaukee home left one person dead; the cause remains under investigation. Firefighters battled the blaze and discovered the body after extinguishing the fire.

Milwaukee Police seek help finding missing 11-year-old Logan Slaughter, last seen at Grantosa Drive School. He's 4'5", 88 lbs, with a fade haircut, wearing a Venom T-shirt, black jeans, and Nike shoes.

A former Pewaukee bus driver faces additional charges, including sexual assault of a child, after a second victim and bus surveillance footage emerged. He pleaded not guilty and remains on bond.

Two individuals died and two were injured in a wrong-way collision in Port Washington. Nicole and Jay Horne were killed, Alissa Horne remains hospitalized. Driver Ace Vue faces criminal charges.

Matthew Novak's first court appearance for his 38-hour standoff with law enforcement was marked by erratic behavior. He faces six charges and his bond is set at $1 million.

The US Coast Guard warns of three lost military flares in Lake Michigan, posing a risk of ignition at 2,900 degrees. Beachgoers are urged to not touch any found and to call 911.