An armed felon carrying illegal firearms, including a stolen fully automatic Glock, was arrested in Waukesha County by local and federal law enforcement. The suspect faced multiple charges.

Milwaukee Police are searching for a male suspect in a burglary that occurred on the city's Lower East Side, involving theft from vehicles within a locked building.

Milwaukee authorities are investigating after an unidentified body was found in the Menomonee River; the death is not currently considered suspicious.

Two minors were at home during a break-in in Oak Creek; police swiftly responded, guiding the children to safety. No suspects have been arrested, and the investigation continues.

2-year-old Isaac Reddington was found safe in Madison after being reported missing and endangered in Waukesha County. His mother, experiencing a manic episode, had taken him without a car seat.

One person died after a pickup collided with a train in Kenosha County; emergency crews responded quickly, and environmental concerns arose due to a damaged shipping container.

Cera Wilkerson, charged with reckless homicide after a fatal high-speed chase in Milwaukee, has her bail set at $250,000 and could face over 64 years in prison.

A 28-year-old was killed in a Milwaukee shooting near Teutonia and Green Tree on Sunday night. Police are investigating and seeking information on the incident.

A fatal crash in Plymouth, Sheboygan County, killed one and injured two when a car failed to yield while turning, involving an 82-year-old and a 45-year-old driver.

A home invasion in Oak Creek occurred with two children inside; police responded and escorted them to safety. The suspects were identified through footage but remain at large.

A 15-year-old girl died after being rescued from Lake Michigan; she was initially found not breathing and in critical condition due to strong winds and rip currents at Carre-Hogle Park.

A Milwaukee woman is charged with fatal crimes after a high-speed police chase ended in a collision, killing a West African immigrant and injuring another.

Milwaukee Public Schools is advancing lead hazard remediation efforts, focusing on pre-1978 buildings. Nine schools are cleared, 14 nearing completion, and efforts continue under Superintendent Cassellius's commitment to safety.