County Executive David Crowley commented on Maxwell Anderson's guilty verdict for Sade Robinson's murder, emphasizing the impact on her family and the need for a safer community.

A child died following a boating collision on Little Muskego Lake, WI, involving two boats. The incident is under investigation by the Wisconsin DNR. No other significant injuries were reported.

A rollover crash in Dover injured seven, with five hospitalized and two declining treatment; none of the injuries are life-threatening. Investigation is ongoing.

Milwaukee is grappling with a wave of shootings that left 2 dead and several injured, including a quadruple shooting near Stark Foods II and another near the Fiserv Forum. Police investigations are ongoing and no arrests have been made.

Milwaukee man Giovanni Kais, previously reported as critically missing, has been found safe. No further details on his temporary disappearance were provided.

Police in West Milwaukee are searching for Daniel Livingston, a missing 43-year-old man, last seen at a local hotel and due to board an Amtrak train to Michigan.

Motorcycle crash in Milwaukee results in one fatality, with the other driver fleeing the scene; authorities seek public assistance in the investigation.

Two separate shootings minutes apart on Milwaukee's West Hampton Avenue left two dead and four injured, prompting police investigations. No suspects are in custody.

A Kenosha day care worker is charged with child abuse after a two-year-old had bruises; inconsistencies between the day care's explanation and video evidence surfaced.

Milwaukee County Supervisors demand accountability and transparency from the Sheriff's Office over jail deaths and urge public involvement for substantive reforms.

Doris Winters, 61, faces a first-degree reckless homicide charge after she admitted to shooting her husband, Aerion Winters, during a domestic dispute in their Milwaukee apartment. The incident occurred on May 31 near 95th and Brown Deer.

Waukesha Police are investigating the theft of nearly two dozen catalytic converters from First Student Inc. buses, affecting school transport services.

A Milwaukee woman was sentenced to 15 years for creating and selling CSAM using a minor, with 5 years supervised release and sex offender registration required post-sentence.