Quinn Priester will have seasonending thoracic outlet surgery in Dallas and is expected to miss eight to 10 months. The Brewers called him back from a rehab assignment as they reassess his recovery.

A 59-year-old Sturgeon Bay woman was arrested after a suspicious barn fire on June 10; investigators say she admitted to starting the blaze. Bond was set at $25,000.

Cobalt Partners has trimmed Building E at OneNorth, cutting the grocery footprint and lowering unit counts while keeping a large fitness space. Village planning materials show about 119–142 units and rent guidance that pushes into North Shore luxury levels.

The Wisconsin DOJ's Division of Criminal Investigation is probing a fatal officer-involved shooting in Lake Tomahawk after deputies say a person fired at officers during an arrest attempt.

No Republican filed in Wisconsin's 2nd District, leaving Rep. Mark Pocan effectively unopposed and giving Democrats room to reallocate resources.

About $95,000 in Milwaukee-brand tools was taken from a solar farm near Plover; investigators have serial numbers and are asking the public for tips.

Owners Aaron and Jackie Cull say West Bend's No Way Cafe will close on August 16 and the turn‑key gluten‑free shop is now listed for sale.

Crews are surveying damage in Belleville after storms on June 10; NWS radar showed a debris signature and teams are investigating whether a tornado touched down.

Cain Botello Sr., 52, was sentenced to 11½ years in federal prison after police say he led a family‑run drug‑trafficking operation tied to the Latin Kings.

Minocqua Brewing sued the state after agents seized roughly 1,200 cans, with the owner calling the move excessive and the DOR citing a small excise‑tax dispute.

An 18-year-old was killed and another driver hospitalized after a two-vehicle crash near Weston. Officials say the SUV failed to stop at a stop sign and investigators are working the scene.

A 37-year-old was critically wounded in an early-morning shooting near 19th and Becher; Milwaukee police are searching for the shooter and asking for tips.

A Milwaukee man who drove the wrong way on I‑43 and struck a sheriff’s squad car was given three years' probation after pleading guilty to a felony and an OWI.