Gunshots in Shorewood, Wisconsin, resulted in the death of Victoria Truss, 34. A doorbell camera captured the incident, and a responding officer was shot but not seriously injured.

The Milwaukee PD District Two welcomed back Officer McCray and honored fallen Officer Corder on Independence Day, highlighting camaraderie and sacrifice within the force.

Wisconsin celebrates 15 years of its smoke-free indoor law, which has led to health improvements and lower smoking rates among adults and high school students.

The City of Milwaukee celebrated Alicia Ekman, the Fire Health and Safety Manager, for her commitment to the wellness and safety of city employees, particularly Milwaukee's first responders.

The Milwaukee Fire Department reflects on its 150-year history, recalling significant fires and the evolution of firefighting techniques and community safety in its sesquicentennial celebration.

A man was killed, and two were injured in Milwaukee shootings linked to robberies on July 4; police seek suspects as part of an ongoing violent crime issue.

A Wisconsin DNR permit may lead to "incidental taking" of endangered queensnakes during culvert replacement, with minimal expected impact on the species.

Gwen Moore voted against a bill she argued would harm vulnerable Americans, including children, veterans, and the homeless, by cutting healthcare and SNAP benefits.

A routine early morning call in Shorewood led to an officer being shot but saved by a vest, and two people, one deceased, involved in a shooting. The suspect later died in a police chase in Milwaukee.

The Shorewood Police Department warns against the use of fireworks for the Fourth of July, as it's illegal in the village and poses risks of injury and fire. Residents are encouraged to attend professional displays instead.

Kenosha County Executive Samantha Kerkman celebrates the state budget's provision of $6 million for Kenosha Dunes erosion control and additional staffing for the DA's office.

A wallaby was reunited with its owner after escaping in Cudahy. Police captured it and used Facebook to find the owner, who must now find a legal residence for the pet due to city regulations.

Wisconsin reintroduces tax credits to attract film and TV productions, as Governor Tony Evers signs a budget bill to revive the incentives after eight years, aiming to compete with neighboring states like Illinois.