A Lake Country fire truck flipped while responding to a fire; the driver, a three-year veteran, was unharmed due to wearing a seatbelt. Causes of the crash are under investigation.

A two-vehicle crash on I43 northbound caused one car to overturn. One person was hospitalized with minor injuries; all occupants self-extricated. Traffic was temporarily disrupted.

Brookfield officers were shot at while searching for a Barker Road crash suspect; the suspect was hospitalized and the Milwaukee Area Investigative Team is investigating.

A Milwaukee jury found Darnell Kimble guilty in the 2019 killing of Cherron Miller; sentencing is set for Feb. 20. The case had been dismissed years earlier before charges were refiled.

An outbuilding fire last Friday in Town of Trenton wiped out an 80-year-old collector’s lineup of classic Fords; officials estimate roughly $500,000 in preliminary damage.

Firefighters rescued several people from a two‑story, eight‑unit Milwaukee apartment near 77th and Green Tree; the building is uninhabitable and authorities are investigating.

A former Froedtert transplant surgeon was sentenced to 72 months after a federal probe traced child‑sex images to hospital and local IP addresses. Court filings and local reporting say search warrants recovered images of infants and toddlers.

Multiple rounds struck an occupied apartment near Cutler Park in Waukesha on Thursday night; two people inside were unharmed and police are searching for suspects.

The FBI says roughly 50 alleged Latin Kings were arrested in a three-month, multi-state sweep that seized guns, drugs and nearly $200,000 in illicit cash. Federal officials called the action Operation Broken Crown.

Jefferson High School investigates AI-generated, non-consensual inappropriate images shared among students, prompting concerns over AI misuse and digital consent.

Prosecutors charged a man after a Jan. 11 shooting at an Airbnb-style party in downtown Milwaukee. City officials say the unit may have been an unlicensed short‑term rental.

Federal prosecutors charged a former Milwaukee investor after filings say a fake fix-and-flip scheme siphoned roughly $1.9M from clients. Civil suits and an SEC action already allege investor losses.

Homeowners in South Milwaukee say a roofer took thousands for work that never started; prosecutors charged the operator and victims are pursuing civil suits.