Annaka Trudell was convicted in Fond du Lac for the stabbing death of Ashley Calo during a drug transaction, which the DA highlighted illustrates the dangers of drug addiction.

Wisconsin's DNR issued a Red Flag Warning for extreme wildfire risks in several counties, suspending all burning permits due to high temperatures, strong winds, and dry conditions.

Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan was arrested by the FBI on charges of obstruction during an immigration enforcement operation. Further details of the case are pending investigation.

Green Bay experiences a dip in short-term rental prices ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft, with homeowners adjusting rates from initial highs due to market realities and the event's family-oriented audience.

Crossroads Collective, a food hall in Milwaukee, is closing on May 8 after over six years on the East Side. It has been a culinary incubator for local food businesses.

Harley-Davidson board member Jared Dourdeville resigned, criticizing the company's performance and culture. CEO Jochen Zeitz plans retirement, as the motorcycle manufacturer faces strategic challenges.

American Family Field introduces the "Go-Ahead" hands-free ticket system using facial authentication, aimed at reducing entry times for Milwaukee Brewers fans.

The DOJ is investigating a deputy-involved shooting in Fond du Lac, WI, where Jesus Mendez Berry, with a felony warrant and allegedly armed with a pellet gun, was shot and killed by a sergeant.

Regal Ware celebrates its 80th anniversary with a Partner Summit, highlighting the importance of local manufacturing and job creation, while focusing on innovation and strong partnerships.

Three individuals in Waukesha County are accused of rolling back vehicle odometers and reselling cars with fraudulent mileage, affecting 70 vehicles and removing an estimated 4.5 million miles.

A body was found in a Waukesha home, prompting a death probe and a search for missing family members. The sheriff's office asserts there's no public threat.

Joann Fabrics and Crafts is closing all its stores, including 24 in Wisconsin, after failing to find a buyer following its March 2024 bankruptcy. Sales at Wisconsin locations have started.

SCHEELS is set to open a 210,000-square-foot store in Wauwatosa’s Mayfair Mall by spring 2027, offering sports goods, entertainment, and generating 500 jobs.