Reward now $50K for info leading to arrest, conviction of person who killed Quanita 'Tay' Jackson

MILWAUKEE -- Attorney Michael Hupy announced on Wednesday, Sept. 25 an increase to his reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for fatally shooting Quanita "Tay" Jackson.

Fundraiser scheduled at Jen's Sweet Treats to benefit family of Tracey Smith, killed in road rage shooting

CUDAHY -- Jennifer Clark with Jen's Sweet Treats scheduled a fundraiser for Friday, Sept. 27 to benefit the family of Tracey Smith, a Wisconsin Department of Corrections sergeant who was fatally shot at 51st and Capitol Drive on Aug. 30 while off-duty, as she taught her son how to drive.Clark said 100% of proceeds from sales Friday would be donated to Smith's family.Additionally, Clark scheduled a burger and brat fry from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m., and invited people to, "Please stop by and pick up some yummy treats and show support for this hometown hero!"Jen's Sweet Treats is located on Packard Avenue near Layton Avenue in Cudahy.

Facebook says it won't fact check politicians

SAN FRANCISCO — Facebook says it does not fact check politicians' statements, even if they might be false.

Alexa in your ear: Amazon launches wireless earbuds

NEW YORK — Amazon doesn't want you to leave home without Alexa.The online shopping giant unveiled wireless earbuds at a Seattle event Wednesday, its first major attempt at getting its Alexa voice assistant outside of homes and worn by customers all day long.The Echo Buds, which cost $130, let users order an Uber ride or find the nearest coffee shop as they stroll down the street.

Road rage incident: MCSO seeks help to locate man wanted after Highway 145 shooting

MILWAUKEE -- The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office (MCSO) on Tuesday, Sept. 24 asked for help locating a man wanted for a road rage shooting incident that unfolded on Monday afternoon, Sept. 23 on Highway 145 at N. 91st Street.MCSO officials said the shooting incident happened just before 3 p.m. Monday.

'So much blood:' Man shot, wounded near 9th and Wells, reportedly after court hearing

MILWAUKEE -- A 19-year-old Milwaukee man was shot and wounded near 9th and Wells on Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 24 -- very near the Milwaukee County Courthouse.

ICE raid caught on camera, Latino group calls out MPD for assisting agents

MILWAUKEE -- After U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raid was caught on camera on Milwaukee's south side Monday, Sept. 23, a Milwaukee Latino group called out the Milwaukee Police Department for assisting agents in the operation.The video showed kids crying out for their father.

'Don't move or I'll pop you:' 20+ casings recovered at scene of fatal shooting during barbecue

MILWAUKEE -- Charges were filed and an arrest warrant was issued Sept. 18 after a Milwaukee tattoo artist was fatally shot during a family barbecue on Sept. 7 near 28th and Wright.Dominique Chambers, 24, of Milwaukee faces one count of first degree recklessly endangering safety, as party to a crime, use of a dangerous weapon.According to a criminal complaint, when police responded to the area near 28th and Wright, they found Demetrius Holmes laying on a front porch, with four gunshot wounds.

Police: Man, woman wounded in separate Milwaukee shootings less than 2 hours apart

MILWAUKEE -- A man and woman were hurt in separate shootings that happened within about two hours of each other Monday evening, Sept. 23.The first happened shortly before 6 p.m. near 37th Street and Wright Street.Police said a 37-year-old woman was taken to the hospital from the scene for treatment of injuries not believed to be life-threatening.No arrests were made, police said Monday night.The circumstances surrounding the shooting remained under investigation.Around 7:45 p.m., police were called out to the area near 20th Street and National Avenue.Police said a 37-year-old woman was taken to the hospital for treatment of injuries not believed to be life-threatening.An investigation was ongoing into what led up to this shooting.

'The best thing!' Kenosha HOG Chapter takes Burlington nursing home patient on Harley ride

BURLINGTON -- A nursing home patient in Burlington got the ride of her life Monday night, Sept. 23.Connie Rodriguez, 65, felt the wind in her hair after she hopped on a Harley-Davidson motorcycle and took a ride around town.It was all thanks to the Kenosha HOG Chapter.Members told FOX6 News when they heard about Rodriguez, they had to make arrangements to get her on a bike."She said Connie was a big fan.

Police seek vandals who spray painted anti-Semitic graffiti on Racine synagogue

RACINE -- Racine police found anti-Semitic graffiti spray painted on to the Beth Israel Sinai Synagogue Sunday, Sept. 22.Police responded to the synagogue on Washington Avenue near West Boulevard shortly before 2 p.m.Officers found the building had been vandalized.An investigation was ongoing, and police were seeking those responsible.Anyone with information was asked to please contact police.