Prosecutors: 'Paranoid' man shot 2 women, killing 1 with children present near 21st and Wright

MILWAUKEE -- Homicide charges were filed Wednesday, Feb. 12 against a Milwaukee man accused of shooting two women in a home near 21st Street and Wright Street early Saturday, Feb. 8.Luke Dorsey, 31, faces one count of first-degree reckless homicide, use of a dangerous weapon, and one count of first-degree reckless injury, use of a dangerous weapon.According to a criminal complaint, police were called out to the home just before 4 a.m. Saturday following a 911 call for a shooting -- the victim identified as Crystal Holmes.Investigators found Dorsey laying on the dining room floor, with a .380 caliber pistol near his left hand.

Jamal Anderson, charged in fatal shooting of his 5-year-old son, held on $100K cash bond

MILWAUKEE -- Jamal Anderson made his initial appearance in Milwaukee County court on Wednesday, Feb. 12 on charges associated with the fatal shooting of his 5-year-old son, Jamal Anderson Jr.

'I was pushed:' Woman says her stolen SUV struck city vehicle carrying Water Works employee

MILWAUKEE -- A Milwaukee Public Works employee was hurt in a crash Monday, Feb. 10 near Hampton Avenue and Hopkins Street when his city vehicle was struck by a stolen vehicle as the driver tried to outrun police.

Recognize him? Milwaukee police seek help to ID armed robbery suspect

MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee police are seeking the public's help in locating a suspect wanted for a business armed robbery that occurred on S. 27th Street just south of W.

300 days in jail for Milwaukee woman who reported own car stolen after she stole at Mayfair

WAUWATOSA -- A woman who walked into a Milwaukee police station to make a report about her own property being stolen after she, herself stole property from Macy's in Mayfair Mall was sentenced to jail with Huber release Monday, Feb. 10.Vegas Jones, 24, of Milwaukee on Feb. 3 pleaded guilty to one count of retail theft -- intentionally concealing less than $500, and one count of felony bail jumping.

Timothy Alexander charged in fatal shooting of Antwon Gibson, told police 'he did not intend to kill'

MILWAUKEE -- 23-year-old Timothy Alexander of Milwaukee is charged in connection with the fatal shooting of Antwon Gibson -- a crime that happened near Farwell and Brady on Saturday, Dec. 21, 2019.

Police: Man shot, wounded near 38th and Townsend in Milwaukee, no arrests made

MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee police are investigating a shooting that happened Sunday morning, Feb. 9 38th and Townsend.Authorities say A 31-year-old man suffered a non-fatal gunshot wound to his abdomen and was transported to a local hospital for treatment.The investigation is ongoing and MPD continues to determine the motive of this shooting.MPD continues to seek the unknown suspects.

9-vehicle crash temporarily closes portion of I-41 near Greenfield Avenue

MILWAUKEE COUNTY -- A crash involving nine vehicles temporarily shut down multiple lanes on southbound I-41 near Greenfield Avenue late Sunday night, Feb. 9.

Sheriff: 1 killed, 9 hurt, several critically in crash during snowstorm in Racine County

RACINE COUNTY -- One person was killed in a crash that involved a total of 10 people and happened during snowfall Sunday afternoon, Feb. 9.It happened around 4:30 p.m. in the area near Highway 20 and 63rd Drive.According to the Racine County Sheriff's Office, it happened when a driver headed east on Highway 20 lost control, crossed the center line, and struck a vehicle headed west.Three of the 10 occupants in the two vehicles had to be extricated.

Unique Illinois privacy law leads to $550M Facebook settlement

CHICAGO — Adam Pezen, Carlo Licata and Nimesh Patel are among millions of people who have been tagged in Facebook photos at some point in the past decade, sometimes at the suggestion of an automated tagging feature powered by facial recognition technology.It was their Illinois addresses, though, that put the trio's names atop a lawsuit that Facebook recently agreed to settle for $550 million, which could lead to payouts of a couple hundred dollars to several million Illinois users of the social networking site.The lawsuit — one of more than 400 filed against tech companies big and small in the past five years, by one law firm's count — alleges that Facebook broke Illinois' strict biometric privacy law that allows people to sue companies that fail to get consent before harvesting consumers' data, including through facial and fingerprint scanning.