Wisconsin DNR and fire crews contained the 80-acre Warthog Fire in Juneau County, allowing evacuees to return home; the fire's cause is under investigation.

Milwaukee County supervisors condemned racist harassment faced by Rufus King High School students at a track meet in Waterford High School, calling for the incident to be classified like a weather-induced cancellation.

Wisconsin officials warn of fire hazards across 21 counties, issuing a Red Flag Warning due to high temperatures, low humidity, and strong winds, urging public caution and prohibiting DNR-issued burns.

A three-vehicle crash in Milwaukee led to one fatality and several injuries; a 32-year-old woman speeding caused the collision. Police are investigating.

A fifth victim has died following a Mother's Day fire at Highland Court Apartments in Milwaukee, leaving around 100 homeless; 30 were rescued by fire crews.

Missing 11-year-old Nevaeh Thompson was found safe in Milwaukee less than a day after police issued a public appeal for help. Details on her recovery are undisclosed.

A vehicle crash in Waukesha caused train traffic issues, leading to local road closures and traffic delays near Frame Park, with expected resolution by 6 PM.

Jeffrey Rupnow, father of a teenage school shooter, had his bail set at $20,000. He faces charges for contributing to the delinquency of a child and providing a weapon to a minor.

The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office warns against a rise in phone scams, where fraudsters impersonate officers and demand payments for fake fines using spoofed numbers.

Milwaukee Montessori School settled with the Justice Department, paying $290,000 and agreeing to policy changes after allegations of discriminating against children with disabilities.

Madison police arrested Jeffrey Rupnow for selling weapons to his minor daughter, the perpetrator of a school shooting at Abundant Life Christian School.

Police Chief Jay Johnson of Greenfield disputes allegations leading to his leave, claiming political motives and maintaining his innocence with no prior complaints in his long service.

Residents in Fredonia, WI, were asked to stay in basements due to an armed, dangerous individual barricaded in their home; roads are closed, and a shelter-in-place order is in effect.