D'monte Owens was killed when his vehicle was hit by a suspected impaired driver in Milwaukee. He was 29 and about to turn 30. The other driver was arrested and charges are pending. Owens is survived by his child and wife.

The Milwaukee Licensing Committee unanimously voted not to renew DT2 Towing's license due to allegations of illegal towing and cash-only payment demands.

Whitefish Bay Police reported on Facebook about recent incidents, including vehicle prowling arrests, a New Year's Eve chase, and the arrest of a suspect for OWI and fleeing.

A 29-year-old man died after a crash in Milwaukee; a 21-year-old driver is in custody facing possible charges including intoxicated driving causing death.

A car and driver fell into a basement due to a parking garage floor collapse in Milwaukee, with no injuries reported; the cause is under investigation.

Milwaukee's Kewone Daniels was charged after a high-speed chase where a police officer was trapped in his car.

Washington County Sheriff seeks public help to identify two theft suspects from a December incident at Holy Hill Café.

Nikita Casap intends to plead guilty to two counts of first-degree intentional homicide in the deaths of his parents, with other charges dismissed under a plea deal.

A Milwaukee man was charged with possession of materials to make pipe bombs after a tip led police to his workplace. He faces potential imprisonment and fines if convicted.

Milwaukee Police Department's District 2 executed a narcotics raid, seizing firearms, drugs with fentanyl, and $200,000. Multiple agencies contributed to the operation aimed at disrupting local drug trafficking.

Two separate Milwaukee shootings left Brandon Edwards and Brian Johnson dead, with the former's suspect at large and the latter allegedly killed by his son. The city faces rising gun violence.

The St. John Sheriff's Office is seeking Raishad Batiste after a high-speed chase in LaPlace led to a deputy's injury; Batiste fled at speeds up to 120 mph and an arrest warrant is issued.

A garage fire in Washington County prompted a multi-department response; quick actions from homeowners and responders averted injuries, while the fire was attributed to an accidental cause.