Wisconsin hunting guide, Timothy J. Collar, was fined $3,000 and banned from hunting for a year for illegal bear baiting in the Chequamegon-Nicolet Forest.

A school administrator was wrongly accused of mocking Charlie Kirk's death due to a mix-up with a similar name; the district clarified the confusion amid harassment.

Milwaukee prenatal care coordinator Precious Cruse was convicted on 17 charges, including healthcare fraud and identity theft, for abusing Medicaid and exploiting pregnant women.

The Cudahy School District is investigating an employee's social media post about Charlie Kirk's assassination, assessing potential district policy violations regarding professional conduct.

The Oak Creek Police reunited a lost cat with its owner after the pet was found at 13th and Oakwood, emphasizing the community's role in pet safety and the importance of microchipping.

A federal jury deadlocked for a second time in a civil case against ex-officer Joseph Mensah for fatally shooting Alvin Cole in 2020. No unanimous verdict was reached after 10 hours of deliberation.

Milwaukee Police found 83-year-old Elma Edwards, previously reported as critically missing, safe after she had gone missing multiple times in the year.

Desmond Waukau was sentenced to 42 months for involuntary manslaughter after a high-speed chase on the Menominee Reservation resulted in a passenger's death.

A fire broke out in a hangar at Timmerman Airport, Milwaukee, with no aircraft inside and minor firefighter injuries. Firefighters contained the blaze, which also damaged an adjacent hangar. Causes are under investigation.

A Neenah man was indicted on charges of producing child pornography involving minors. If convicted, he faces a minimum of 15 years in prison and might be fined up to $250,000 per count.

Two Marquette students were killed in a crash involving alleged drunken driving. Amandria Brunner faces homicide charges.

Ankurkumar Patel has been indicted for a money laundering conspiracy targeting elderly victims through a "Phantom Hacker Scam," potentially facing up to 20 years in prison.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office announced the future release of sex offender Wyland L. Lubbert, emphasizing community safety and transparency as required by law.