The Oak Creek Police are investigating a fatal shooting at an apartment complex where 22-year-old Antonio Luis Ares was found dead in his vehicle. No suspects arrested; public deemed not at risk.

Greenfield Police Department's non-emergency phone line is restored after a temporary outage; residents should use the main number, 414-761-5300, for non-urgent matters.

A probe into a human-trafficking ring linked to the On the Border strip club in Franklin resulted in the arrest of four men and charges relating to the exploitation of at least 24 victims.

Katelyn Librizzi, 27, is charged with stealing a daycare van with four children in Milwaukee. All children were found safe. Librizzi's mental health is being considered, with a competency evaluation ordered.

Muskego Police's social media post details weekend patrols, covering arrests, incidents, and oddities like a garbage can hitting a car and a 911 call from an Apple watch.

A man was killed in a Watertown hit-and-run after being dragged four blocks. The 54-year-old driver was arrested, facing charges including homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle.

Milwaukee Police are searching for missing 44-year-old Noah Turner, last seen near W. Chambers Street. His disappearance is unusual given his regular contact with family.

Milwaukee Police seek the public's help to find 68-year-old Abran Huerta, missing near Zablocki VA Medical Center. He is considered critically missing.

Three suspects were arrested after a stolen vehicle crashed during a high-speed chase by West Allis police, linked to an armed robbery. No serious injuries were reported following the incident.

Rebecca Salomon, ex-associate principal, received a six-year prison sentence for a DUI crash that resulted in a fatality. She pleaded no contest to homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle.

The prosecution has rested in the federal trial of Judge Hannah Dugan, who is accused of obstructing justice and aiding an undocumented immigrant's evasion of ICE.

A vehicle struck and killed a pedestrian in Milwaukee early Wednesday. The driver is cooperating with police; no arrests have been made. The investigation continues.

The Shorewood Police Department warns residents about scam emails asking for wire transfers and advises verification of any such requests from the Village. The department's Facebook post emphasizes caution and reporting any suspicious activity.