A suspicious package outside the Dairy Queen on 75th Street prompted evacuations Friday night; bomb technicians neutralized the item and police say there is no ongoing threat.

Surveillance footage appears to show someone dousing and lighting mulch at the side of a West Allis home while the resident slept; police are investigating.

A Dethklok/Amon Amarth show at Landmark Credit Union Live was halted when fire alarms went off; attendees say poor communication left fans and a first responder worried. Live Nation has offered partial refunds.

A Milwaukee man received 200 days in the county House of Correction after his Volkswagen struck and flipped a school bus near 16th and Wilbur; no students were aboard. Court records show investigators recovered vehicle data that recorded speeds above 50 mph.

U.S. Marshals are seeking 27-year-old Erin Conley, charged in May 2025 with repeated sexual assault of a child; she is believed to be in Milwaukee County.

A 4-year-old boy is recovering after being struck in a West Allis crosswalk Friday night. A 25-year-old driver was arrested and neighbors want tougher enforcement and safer crossings.

Two Milwaukee men were charged after a Facebook Marketplace meetup in Brookfield allegedly turned into an armed robbery; police say the designer glasses were recovered and a court date is set for May 21.

Four people were wounded in separate shootings across Milwaukee on Saturday, police said. Two victims are expected to survive and investigators are asking for tips.

West Allis' Common Council voted 9-0 to revoke Blaque Bar & Bites' liquor and entertainment licenses after reporting tied the venue to a federal drug-trafficking investigation.

A 47-year-old was found beaten near 9th and Atkinson in Milwaukee; police say the suspect later died by apparent self-inflicted gunshot. Homicide investigators are on scene.

Five teenagers were taken into custody after an early‑morning police pursuit on Milwaukee's northwest side.

A 17‑year‑old was shot Wednesday night in Milwaukee and is expected to survive. Detectives are asking witnesses to call MPD or Crime Stoppers with tips.

Court filings show a Milwaukee jail detainee called a victim more than 600 times and made death threats; prosecutors sought device limits and a judge declined. The decision has drawn criticism from victim advocates.