A former MCTS bus driver faces charges for a fatal Christmas crash believed to be caused by him falling asleep at the wheel, leading to the death of 79-year-old Robert Clemons.

A man and his dog were fatally stabbed in Kenosha; a 41-year-old suspect is detained but not yet charged. Police were initially called for a possible break-in.

A 74-year-old man was fatally stabbed in Milwaukee; a 37-year-old suspect, the victim's landlord, has been arrested. Police are investigating the incident and have assured there's no further public danger.

Milwaukee Police seek help locating Dewayne Alexander, a missing 31-year-old last seen near 43rd and Mill, possibly driving a gray Ford F150 with license SY1862.

A wrong-way car crash on I-43 in Milwaukee left two dead and three injured early Saturday morning, raising concerns about a pattern of such incidents in the area.

Elma Edwards, an 83-year-old woman from Milwaukee, was found safe shortly after a media alert was issued for her disappearance. She had been classified as "critically missing."

Milwaukee's decision to delay a memorial for Sade Robinson, whose dismembered body was found last April, sparked racial tension after the committee received racist emails.

A fatal crash in Dodge County left one dead and six injured, including children, when a pickup ran a stop sign. The driver was arrested for impaired operation.

Several ice fishers were rescued from Wind Lake after falling into icy waters; one was hospitalized. Rescuers used a Rapid Deployment Craft for the operation. Local ice fishers urge caution on the ice.

Two homicides occurred in Milwaukee over the weekend, with a 33-year-old and a 64-year-old killed in separate shootings. Police are investigating and seeking suspects, with no arrests made.

A woman died after a car crash on I-43 northbound in Milwaukee, leading to lane closures that have since reopened. The incident's cause remains under investigation.

A Pewaukee apartment fire resulted in two injuries and displaced many residents. Emergency services and multiple fire departments responded, and the Red Cross is assisting those affected.

Scammers targeted parents of UW-Madison students, posing as police and demanding bail money. The UWPD advises against sharing personal information and confirms they never ask for money over the phone.