A water main break in Greenfield resulted in a Milwaukee Water Works truck partially sinking and disrupted water service for local residences. Efforts to fix the issue continued into the night.

A former Milwaukee hotel security guard, Todd Erickson, pleaded guilty to felony murder in the death of D’Vontaye Mitchell, with sentencing set for September 3.

Maxwell Anderson faces life in prison for murdering Sade Robinson; her family asks Milwaukee to "paint the city pink" in her memory. Anderson's lawyer seeks parole eligibility after 25 years.

Milwaukee Police are seeking help to find Percy Wheeler, a 74-year-old missing since July 30, last seen at 8th and Montana. He was wearing a distinctive outfit and has a full beard.

Milwaukee teen Jamyla Norwood, who was critically missing, has been found in good health. Concerns were raised after disturbing messages about her safety.

The article highlights the critical role of the Edmond 911 team in emergency response, detailing their training, daily operations, and the teamwork necessary to manage public safety effectively.

Milwaukee leaders address a rise in downtown violence, emphasizing its negative impact on public safety and the local economy, and call for a heightened response from the police and community organizations.

Wisconsin business owner Andrew Pogosyan pled guilty to illegally exporting goods to Russia, violating U.S. export laws, and faces up to 15 years in prison.

A police chase in Milwaukee ended with a fatal crash when the pursued reckless driver struck another car, killing its driver and injuring a passenger. The fleeing driver was arrested.

A Racine man crashed his car into Olympia Brown School while under the influence, damaging classrooms and facing multiple charges but causing no injuries.

Milwaukee Police seek help finding Jamyla Norwood, a 13-year-old girl missing since Monday, last seen at North 24th Street and West Burleigh Street. Her mother received worrying texts and a call suggesting she's in danger.

The DOJ sues landlord David Jones for alleged sexual harassment and retaliation against a tenant, seeking damages and a court order against future discrimination.

Milwaukee officials have scheduled an emergency meeting to address a surge in downtown violence, including shootings and disruptions, seeking both immediate and future safety solutions.