Martha Brown found guilty of first-degree intentional homicide in the 2024 killing of Richard Platt; faces potential life sentence.

A Milwaukee judge dismissed a lawsuit against a Buc-ee's travel center over a filing technicality, but the suit may be refiled. Residents remain concerned, while the city moves forward with the project.

The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office is urgently seeking assistance to locate Charles W. Brown, last seen at McKinley Marina on August 22, with his red and white sailboat also missing.

A police chase in Milwaukee for a shooting suspect ended in a fatal crash involving an uninvolved driver. The suspect remains at large. This marks the 5th such incident in the city this year.

A 16-year-old was shot and killed in Milwaukee; police are seeking the gunman. The city faces a concerning trend of youth violence. No arrests have been made.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office notified the public about the relocation of registered sex offender Jeffrey T. Indresano to the Town of Trenton.

Jason Zehe was sentenced to 10 years in prison for a fatal crash in Waukesha, killing Megan Voss. He was drunk and speeding at the time of the accident.

A child in Kenosha, Wisconsin, was injured after accessing a gun in a locked safe and accidentally discharging it in a law enforcement officer's home.

Milwaukee Public Works alerts residents of a scam involving fake texts about parking citations and urges not to click on links but to verify fines by calling 414-344-0840.

The Milwaukee Police Department confirmed that 35-year-old Juan Nunez-Jimenez, who was reported missing, has been located and is safe. He was last seen near South 6th Street and West Greenfield Avenue.

A 19-year-old died following a midnight shooting in Milwaukee. No arrests have been made; police continue to investigate. Milwaukee's homicides increase to 96 for the year.

Milwaukee police are investigating a late-night shooting that killed 37-year-old Antonio Tatum. No suspects are currently detained as authorities seek community assistance for leads.

FEMA assesses damage in Milwaukee for federal relief after recent disasters, coordinating with local officials and warning residents to verify credentials of home assessors.