Brad D. Schimel has been sworn in as the Interim U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Wisconsin, overseeing federal law enforcement in the district.

Authorities are searching for Jake Wenzel after he allegedly shot into a Wisconsin home. Wenzel, considered armed and dangerous, has prior criminal charges and is currently out on bond. An escalated manhunt is underway to locate him.

Wauwatosa warns of a phishing scam impersonating its Planning and Development Department, seeking personal and financial info. Residents are advised not to engage with such emails and to report them.

An 89-year-old Milwaukee woman is charged with hit-and-run after striking a 9-year-old girl with her car in Cudahy, thinking she hit an object, not a person. She plans to give up her license.

Milwaukee police found a 28-year-old shot dead in Old North Milwaukee; no arrests made, as the investigation into the early morning incident continues.

A Connecticut man in Wisconsin was arrested after causing a disturbance, attempting to flee with his child, hitting a squad car, and being found with a CO₂ pistol and drugs in his vehicle.

A woman in Appleton, Wisconsin, was arrested for running over a police officer following a disturbance. She faces several felony charges, including endangering safety and OWI causing injury.

A rollover crash on Interstate 41 in Wisconsin caused traffic delays, prompting emergency crews to respond and transport individuals with minor injuries to the hospital.

A car crash in Washington County, Wisconsin resulted in one seriously injured individual after a vehicle hit a home due to a verbal altercation between occupants.

An 18-year-old was fatally shot near Assata High School in Milwaukee during an attempted robbery; the school went into lockdown post-incident. A 17-year-old suspect was injured and arrested.

Three men were charged in Racine for a fatal shooting at a chicken restaurant linked to gang retaliation, with additional firearm and bail jumping charges.

A Missouri man was sentenced to 18 months for distributing unprocessed poppyseeds intended for making a narcotic "tea." His plea acknowledged he informed customers on how to extract dangerous opium alkaloids.

Dianna L. Chevalier was sentenced to five years for intending to distribute methamphetamine on the Menominee Indian Reservation. Judge Griesbach emphasized her criminal history and the offense's gravity.