A Milwaukee man was sentenced to 5½ years after a police pursuit in September 2025 ended in a crash that killed a mother and her two sons. Court filings say the fleeing vehicle was stolen and a co-defendant faces nine felony counts.

Federal court filings say Jacob Dowd pleaded guilty to conspiring to import 7.62x54mm armor‑piercing rounds using a forged Town of Linn police purchase order. The ATF stopped the shipment and the investigation continues.

A double shooting near 98th and Carmen on Milwaukee’s north side left one man dead and another injured. Police say the investigation is ongoing and no arrests have been made.

An appeals court rejected a Trempealeau County man's constitutional challenge and said Wisconsin's implied‑consent law — and its administrative penalties for refusal — remain in force.

After a marathon meeting, Oshkosh’s council approved a one‑year renewal of Flock license‑plate cameras as residents demanded stricter oversight. The vote trims a proposed two‑year deal while a review committee is floated.

A Fort Atkinson spa owner was charged after an April sting that investigators say uncovered a house of prostitution; a preliminary hearing is set for May 21.

Ozaukee County posted a community bulletin saying Kevin C. Conry, a lifetime-registered sex offender convicted in 2011, will live on Highland Drive and is under 24‑hour monitoring. The notice lists his convictions and physical descriptors.

A head-on crash near 13th and Layton left two people injured and a Milwaukee fire engine burned beyond repair, officials say.

A Germantown police bodycam shows students playing "Senior Assassin" were mistaken for suspects, prompting renewed warnings from local departments about realistic toy guns.

A 17‑year‑old was shot around midnight near 63rd and Fairmount in Milwaukee's Hampton Heights. Police say the teen will survive and are asking the public for tips.

A Kenosha County jury found Justin Tercek guilty of killing a homeowner and his dog in February 2025. Sentencing is set for July 17.

Court filings say the former treasurer wired sale proceeds from a Whitefish Bay lodge and spent hundreds of thousands on personal expenses, triggering criminal charges and a civil suit.

Milwaukee police executed a search warrant Monday and used heavy equipment to dig out a garage in the Rufus King neighborhood. Aerial footage captured investigators working around the scene.