The Washington County Sheriff's Office announced the 2025 release of convicted sex offender Ryan G. Whitehead and his residence details, emphasizing public safety information sharing.

Milwaukee Police Department's pursuit policy is under review after pursuits led to nine deaths, sparking community and city council demands for change. Discussions include adopting GPS dart technology to track fleeing vehicles safely.

A trial date is set for Nikita Casap, charged with killing his parents; bodies were found after a welfare check. Casap was arrested with evidence and may face life if convicted.

Law enforcement in Waukesha, Wisconsin, responded to reports of gunfire downtown, leading to evacuations and a suspect's arrest after a standoff; no other injuries were reported.

A fire damaged Milwaukee's Burleigh Food Market early Thursday, with no injuries reported. Firefighters controlled the blaze; the cause is under investigation.

Timothy H. Lewis, convicted of child pornography, will be released on October 7, 2025, and will live at 9369 Bolton Dr. in Farmington, remaining on probation until 2030.

A 20-year-old moped rider died in a collision in Milwaukee; the driver of the car involved was taken into custody, with the crash under investigation.

Milwaukee County reported its first human case of West Nile virus for the year 2025 in Bayside, with officials urging preventive measures against mosquito bites.

A woman was critically injured in a targeted overnight shooting in Glendale, with police investigating the incident and assuring no further public danger.

A school bus in Milwaukee was hit by a vehicle that ran a stop sign, causing it to crash into a house and gas meter. There were no injuries, and police are searching for the fleeing driver.

Milwaukee Police investigate a Sunday shooting that injured a 48-year-old; the victim sought treatment hours later. Details are unclear, and public assistance is requested.

A woman died in Washington County after her car, failing to yield at a stop sign, collided with a semi. It's the fifth fatal crash in the county this year.

A South Milwaukee man, Brandon T. Szyszkiewicz, faces charges for raping a 12-year-old girl in New York after allegedly luring her online. He was apprehended in Seneca Falls and is being held on bail.