Demario Robinson received an 88-month prison sentence for smuggling over 200 machinegun conversion devices into Milwaukee and being a felon in possession of a firearm.

Milwaukee Fire Department responded to a house fire, with a woman hospitalized for injuries. Meanwhile, Door County experienced another fire causing significant garage damage. Investigations into the causes of the fires continue.

Robert Staton pleaded not guilty to charges stemming from the fire of the historic Meinhardt Mansion in Burlington, where he faces counts of negligent handling of burning materials and felony bail jumping.

Demario M. Robinson of Milwaukee was sentenced to over seven years in prison for smuggling gun conversion devices.

A Milwaukee woman, Myeisha N. Moore, was found dead in a garbage cart, leading to a homicide investigation. The local community is distressed by the incident.

A 16-year-old was injured in a non-fatal shooting in Milwaukee during an attempted robbery; one suspect is in custody as the police continue to investigate.

UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was killed in a targeted shooting in NYC before an investor meeting. The suspect, a white male on an electric bike, is still at large. The NYPD emphasizes the attack was premeditated and not random.

The body of Benjamin Berendsen, who went missing, was found in a rural area of the Town of Belgium after an extensive search involving law enforcement and the community.

A Kenosha high school student was detained for bringing a gun to school, triggering a response and potential charges from school officials and police.

Remains of missing Wisconsin woman Cassandra Ayon were found, concluding a search since her 2020 disappearance. Her ex-boyfriend was previously convicted for her murder.

Police are investigating a homicide after a body was found in a garbage cart near Bethany Evangelical Lutheran Church in Milwaukee. The victim's details and the circumstances of the crime are still unclear.

The trial of Maxwell Anderson for Sade Robinson's homicide is delayed from December 9th to May 27, 2025, after defense requests more time to review evidence.

Maison Springston was sentenced to seven years in prison for a fentanyl-related death in April 2023, after pleading no-contest to first-degree reckless homicide.