The Milwaukee Police Department's Special Investigation Division is focused on arresting the minority of offenders responsible for most gun violence. They work tirelessly with various partners to tackle violent crime in the city.

A series of accidents in Milwaukee, Tipton, and Honolulu resulted in serious injuries, with authorities seeking information and reminding the public of road safety.

The Milwaukee Police Department provides online safety tips, advising people to protect personal information on social media to ward off threats such as human trafficking.

Milwaukee Police arrested a 14-year-old for a threatening post to shoot up Pulaski High School, highlighting the serious consequences of online threats.

Emilio A. Arner-Ortiz has been charged with multiple crimes, including child sexual assault and pointing a gun at police during an officer-involved shooting in Milwaukee.

A vehicle veered off the road and into Lake Winnebago near Neenah's Kimberly Point Park. The driver was uninjured and authorities plan to recover the submerged car.

A resolution was introduced in Milwaukee County to create a memorial for Sade Robinson at Warnimont Park, where her remains were found, to address gender-based violence.

Milwaukee man Johnny Williams charged with the murder of Myeshia Moore, whose body was found in a garbage cart.

A 58-year-old died in a Milwaukee car crash after hitting a parked vehicle. Another 58-year-old in Milwaukee died similarly. A man in Tippecanoe also died in a crash after possibly hitting deer.

Milwaukee Public Schools staffer Keelyn Tyler faces charges of third-degree sexual assault and child enticement after a reported incident with a child he was mentoring.

Morgan Geyser seeks early release from the mental health facility where she's incarcerated for the 2014 "Slender Man" stabbing. Her prior appeals were denied due to public safety concerns.

Desmound Cleveland and Karen Hill face disorderly conduct charges after being accused of engaging in sexual activities at a Waukesha laundromat on Christmas Eve.

Two Wisconsin men face federal drug trafficking charges with potential long prison sentences following a grand jury indictment for possession and intent to distribute methamphetamine and fentanyl.