A 19-year-old male was arrested in connection with thefts from unlocked vehicles in Merton, with investigations ongoing to determine his involvement in other incidents.

A two-vehicle crash occurred in Belgium, Ozaukee County, where a GMC Sierra ran a stop sign and hit a Dodge Ram, causing injuries but none life-threatening.

The Milwaukee Police Department is recruiting volunteers for its Police Auxiliary program, providing training to assist in emergencies and engage with the community.

Two Marquette University lacrosse players, Noah Snyder and Scott Michaud, died in a car crash in Milwaukee. A 41-year-old driver was arrested but not yet charged.

Milwaukee Police search for critically missing 11-year-old Londyn Nelson, last seen wearing a blue t-shirt near 56th St. and Hampton Ave. at 3:30 p.m. Sunday.

A lost boy in Milwaukee has been found safe and identified after the police sought help due to his limited verbal skills, initially hindering identification.

Milwaukee is to have sunny early fall weather with a high near 71 degrees and gentle breezes, but with slight thunderstorm chances later in the week, per the NWS.

The new Martin Luther King Branch of the Milwaukee Public Library opened, providing a modern facility with technology and spaces for community engagement.

Operation Summer Guardian 2025, by Milwaukee Police, enhanced community safety from May 15 to Sept 4, resulting in 31 arrests, seizure of 12 firearms, recovery of 4 stolen vehicles, several drug confiscations, and community policing activities.

The National Weather Service predicts a sunny week for Milwaukee with comfortable temperatures, a slight chance of showers on Tuesday night, and patchy fog in some areas.

A shooting at a Sheboygan home healthcare business injured three, including a child. A 65-year-old man was arrested; the weapon was recovered. No ongoing threat to public safety reported.

Wauwatosa East and West High School students walked out for gun control and against a restrictive phone policy, expressing fear over school shootings and the need for communication during emergencies.

Milwaukee officials are cracking down on illegal street takeovers, with plans to increase penalties for drivers and spectators and a commitment from the DA to prosecute offenders.