Milwaukee County Supervisor warns about scam texts impersonating Wisconsin DMV, urging residents to avoid engaging and to report the fraudulent messages.

Former college football player Nate White's death has been ruled natural by authorities, due to a medical event. He passed away in June at 20 years old.

Racine officer faces no charges for fatally shooting Marlon Anderson, who was armed. The DA deemed the officer's use of force reasonable to prevent harm.

A new city ordinance requires immediate marking of waste tires by recyclers to combat illegal dumping, strengthening previous regulations and increasing penalties.

A 10-year-old boy was arrested after a fire at a Franklin Walmart caused extensive damage; the store’s sprinkler system prevented injuries and minimized damage.

Schwing America, Inc. agrees to pay $2.8 million to settle false claim allegations related to obtaining a PPP loan despite being part of a large Chinese-owned conglomerate, exceeding size requirements for the program.

A police chase in Milwaukee's north side led to a fatal collision where a 55-year-old pedestrian was struck and killed by a reckless driver. The 35-year-old suspect is in custody.

A woman in Wisconsin was severely injured in a bear attack. Authorities, including the DNR and USDA, are working to locate and trap the bear, possibly a mother defending her cub. The incident underscores the need for caution in bear country.

Parents in Milwaukee face charges after their 4-year-old son's death; the father for homicide and illegal firearm possession, the mother for neglect and buying a gun for a felon.

Milwaukee police arrested a 25-year-old man linked to the abduction of 7-year-old Jamal White; two others were also detained. White was found safe after an Amber Alert.

Erik Bondehagen, missing after a Harley-Davidson event, was found safe. Concern arose due to his serious medical condition. Details of his return are unreported.

Milwaukee was hit by multiple shootings over the weekend, resulting in injuries and the deaths of two individuals, including local entrepreneur Antwan Hogans. Residents are calling for more police presence.

Muskego Police used a playful social media post to locate missing persons, humorously blaming a squirrel for leading them astray. The department urged the community to help.