Laurie DeMoss awarded New Berlin's Citizen of the Year for her civic work, including historical preservation and youth programs, to be honored at an event on November 17.

A man died after his vehicle crashed into a building in Milwaukee; a medical event may have preceded the accident. Witnesses tried CPR but were unsuccessful. The building was vacant, avoiding further injuries.

A 9-year-old child was hit by a vehicle in Cudahy; the 89-year-old driver was arrested for the hit-and-run. The child, on the way to school, suffered multiple injuries and was hospitalized.

Milwaukee suspect Martell D. Haire is charged with First-Degree Reckless Homicide using a weapon, possibly facing 141 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

Milwaukee Police investigate a non-fatal shooting on N. 28th Street; a 19-year-old was hospitalized. No suspects identified; public assistance requested.

Milwaukee Police investigate a late-night non-fatal shooting of two people on N. Holton Street; details and motives are unclear as the search for suspects continues.

A woman, 50, was fatally struck by a vehicle in Saukville Walmart's parking lot; despite lifesaving attempts, she died in the hospital. The Saukville Police Department is investigating the incident.

A 71-year-old diabetic hunter was rescued from Jackson Marsh, Wisconsin, after getting lost. Using a phone app and a drone, he was found and aided by deputies and paramedics.

A Milwaukee man is charged with three intentional homicides after a series of shootings in one night, with evidence including witness accounts and surveillance footage.

Masked individuals prompted a lockdown at Milwaukee Area Technical College's downtown campus. Police responded and cleared the scene after a search, confirming no threat.

Law enforcement in Washington County conducted a joint operation resulting in 105 traffic stops, multiple arrests, and various charges including drug possession and fleeing.

FBI Milwaukee launched "Operation Chalkline" with local, state, and federal agencies, arresting 22 individuals on federal charges and seizing drugs, guns, and vehicles.

A Milwaukee couple was charged with the fatal beating of their 4-year-old son, in a case the Commissioner described as horrific. They face multiple charges and showed varying reactions in court.