Milwaukee officers shot, Tremaine Jones trial: Live updates March 31

Testimony began Tuesday in the trial of Tremaine Jones, the man accused of killing Milwaukee Police Officer Kendall Corder and wounding Officer Christopher McCray in a shooting last summer.

DNA helps solve 1977 Kenosha cold case
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James Fowler was arrested in Memphis for the 1977 strangulation murder of Ralph Gianoli in Kenosha after 48 years.

DNA helps solve 1977 Kenosha cold case: Tennessee man charged

A cold case is coming full circle. Prosecutors charged a 68-year-old Tennessee man in the 1977 killing of a Kenosha man. We are learning now how the police found the suspect after 48 years.

What is hydrocodone? Tiger Woods found with pills after DUI crash

Golf star Tiger Woods was found with two white pills, later identified as the opioid hydrocodone. Here's what to know.

Shots fired near Moody Park in Milwaukee during fight; teen arrested

A large fight broke out near Moody Park in Milwaukee on Monday night, March 30. Shots were fired. Police continue to seek the unknown shooter.

Tremaine Jones trial: Testimony from officer arriving on scene
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Milwaukee Police Officer James Borneman testified in the Tremaine Jones trial. He was one of the first to respond to the scene after it was reported Officers Kendall Corder and Christopher McCray were shot. 

Handcuffed woman who squeezed out of window of Michigan police car caught days after escape

A Michigan woman who managed to escape police custody by squeezing out of a patrol vehicle window while handcuffed over the weekend is back in custody, the Muskegon County Prosecutor's Office confirmed.

Tremaine Jones trial: Prosecution opening statement
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The prosecution presented its opening statement in the Tremaine Jones trial on Tuesday morning, March 31. Jones is accused of killing Milwaukee Police Officer Kendall Corder and wounding Officer Christopher McCray in summer 2025. 

Tremaine Jones trial: Defense opening statement
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The defense team in the Tremaine Jones trial presented its opening statement to jurors on Tuesday, March 31. 

Charlie Kirk bullet match analysis prompts defense to ask for prelim delay

A bullet fragment in the Charlie Kirk death investigation did not conclusively match the rifle allegedly used by defendant Tyler Robinson, new court documents claim – and his lawyers are asking for a delay in his preliminary hearing.

Milwaukee Lyft driver carjacked at gunpoint during early morning ride

A Milwaukee Lyft driver says she was carjacked at gunpoint near 41st and Hampton over the weekend, as suspects later led police on a high-speed chase before abandoning her damaged vehicle.

Milwaukee Lyft driver carjacked at gunpoint
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A Milwaukee Lyft driver says she was carjacked at gunpoint near 41st and Hampton over the weekend, as suspects later led police on a high-speed chase before abandoning her damaged vehicle.

Man injured in West Allis stabbing; police investigate

West Allis police are investigating a stabbing after officers found a man with a stab wound and transported him to a hospital on Monday evening, March 30.

Thieves steal paintings by Renoir, Matisse from Italian museum

Thieves have stolen famous paintings from a private museum in Northern Italy, adding to a run of major museum heists in Europe.

Fake eye doctor sentenced; Kenosha County man out by Memorial Day

Lee Hagopian, exposed by FOX6 Investigators for posing as an eye doctor, was sentenced to nine months in jail on Monday, March 30, after pleading guilty to illegal optometry, hit-and-run and threatening an officer.

Kenosha County fake eye doctor sentenced
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Lee Hagopian, exposed by FOX6 Investigators for posing as an eye doctor, was sentenced to nine months in jail on Monday, March 30, after pleading guilty to illegal optometry, hit-and-run and threatening an officer.

Jury selection underway in Tremaine Jones trial
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The trial of Tremaine Jones, the man accused of killing Milwaukee Police Officer Kendall Corder and wounding Officer Christopher McCray last summer, began on Monday, March 30 with jury selection.

Tennessee grandmother jailed after AI facial recognition misidentifies her in fraud case

A Tennessee grandmother says she was wrongly jailed for weeks after authorities used AI facial recognition to identify her as a suspect in a North Dakota bank fraud case.