Milwaukee police: 49-year-old man shot, wounded while sitting on porch near 36th and Custer

Milwaukee police: 49-year-old man shot, wounded while sitting on porch near 36th and Custer

MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee police said a 49-year-old man was shot and wounded while sitting outside on a porch near 36th and Custer on Sunday afternoon, July 14.Officials said the shooting happened around 1:30 p.m. Sunday.Milwaukee police were seeking the shooter, and investigating what led up to this violence.

MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee police said a 49-year-old man was shot and wounded while sitting outside on a porch near 36th and Custer on Sunday afternoon, July 14.Officials said the shooting happened around 1:30 p.m. Sunday.Milwaukee police were seeking the shooter, and investigating what led up to this violence.

Ronald Jones pleads not guilty in death of 78-year-old Milwaukee woman

Ronald Jones pleads not guilty in death of 78-year-old Milwaukee woman

MILWAUKEE -- A Milwaukee County judge bound over Ronald Jones for trial on Monday, July 15 -- after testimony was heard during a preliminary hearing.

MILWAUKEE -- A Milwaukee County judge bound over Ronald Jones for trial on Monday, July 15 -- after testimony was heard during a preliminary hearing.

Firefighters extinguish scrap metal fire at United Milwaukee Scrap

Firefighters extinguish scrap metal fire at United Milwaukee Scrap

MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee firefighters responded to a fire at United Milwaukee Scrap near 35th and Townsend Sunday afternoon, July 14.According to fire officials, a fire broke out at the scrapyard, and a piece of scrap metal was burning.MFD officials said it may have started by spontaneous combustion, but could not immediately confirm that.There were no buildings in any danger.The official cause was under investigation.

MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee firefighters responded to a fire at United Milwaukee Scrap near 35th and Townsend Sunday afternoon, July 14.According to fire officials, a fire broke out at the scrapyard, and a piece of scrap metal was burning.MFD officials said it may have started by spontaneous combustion, but could not immediately confirm that.There were no buildings in any danger.The official cause was under investigation.

Milwaukee man taken to hospital via Flight for Life after crash involving pickup in Racine County

Milwaukee man taken to hospital via Flight for Life after crash involving pickup in Racine County

VILLAGE OF RAYMOND -- A Milwaukee man, 44, was taken to the hospital by Flight for Life after a crash Sunday morning, July 14 in the Village of Raymond in Racine County.According to the Racine County Sheriff's Office, around 10:15 a.m., the Milwaukee man failed to stop for a stop sign, and his pickup truck struck a vehicle driven by a woman, 21, from LaCrosse.The LaCrosse woman was taken to the hospital by ambulance.There were no other occupants in either of the vehicles.The crash happened on 76th Street at County Highway G.

VILLAGE OF RAYMOND -- A Milwaukee man, 44, was taken to the hospital by Flight for Life after a crash Sunday morning, July 14 in the Village of Raymond in Racine County.According to the Racine County Sheriff's Office, around 10:15 a.m., the Milwaukee man failed to stop for a stop sign, and his pickup truck struck a vehicle driven by a woman, 21, from LaCrosse.The LaCrosse woman was taken to the hospital by ambulance.There were no other occupants in either of the vehicles.The crash happened on 76th Street at County Highway G.

Sheriff: Man arrested for OWI, 2nd offense, with 3 children in his vehicle

Sheriff: Man arrested for OWI, 2nd offense, with 3 children in his vehicle

MILWAUKEE -- A man was arrested for his second OWI offense Saturday night, July 13, and sheriff's officials said he had three children in his vehicle.According to the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office, around 11:15 p.m., deputies stopped a vehicle on 35th and Hadley for running a red light at 35th and Center Street.Sheriff's officials said the driver exhibited signs of impairment, and performed poorly during field sobriety tests.There were three passengers in the vehicle, children ages 1, 2, and 6.

MILWAUKEE -- A man was arrested for his second OWI offense Saturday night, July 13, and sheriff's officials said he had three children in his vehicle.According to the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office, around 11:15 p.m., deputies stopped a vehicle on 35th and Hadley for running a red light at 35th and Center Street.Sheriff's officials said the driver exhibited signs of impairment, and performed poorly during field sobriety tests.There were three passengers in the vehicle, children ages 1, 2, and 6.

Driver stuck in standing water after water main break near Klement's off Chase Avenue

Driver stuck in standing water after water main break near Klement's off Chase Avenue

MILWAUKEE -- Officials with the Milwaukee Department of Public Works on Saturday afternoon, July 13 responded to a water main break near Klement's Sausage Company, which is located off of Chase Avenue.While we were on scene, FOX6's cameras captured a driver who tried to navigate the high water, but the vehicle became disabled.

MILWAUKEE -- Officials with the Milwaukee Department of Public Works on Saturday afternoon, July 13 responded to a water main break near Klement's Sausage Company, which is located off of Chase Avenue.While we were on scene, FOX6's cameras captured a driver who tried to navigate the high water, but the vehicle became disabled.

Medical examiner: Adult's body found near 34th and Scott in Milwaukee

Medical examiner: Adult's body found near 34th and Scott in Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee police were on scene near 34th and Scott/National Avenue on Saturday, July 13 -- where the medical examiner confirmed an adult's body was found.Police said the victim was a man -- and said this was a death investigation that appeared suspicious.The circumstances surrounding the man's death were under investigation.PHOTO GALLERY

MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee police were on scene near 34th and Scott/National Avenue on Saturday, July 13 -- where the medical examiner confirmed an adult's body was found.Police said the victim was a man -- and said this was a death investigation that appeared suspicious.The circumstances surrounding the man's death were under investigation.PHOTO GALLERY

Life in prison for man convicted in shooting on Wahl Park basketball courts after he lost a fight

Life in prison for man convicted in shooting on Wahl Park basketball courts after he lost a fight

MILWAUKEE -- A man convicted in connection with a fatal shooting that happened at Wahl Park in August 2017 was sentenced to life in prison Thursday, July 11.Ronqwell Fondren, 32, was convicted by a jury in March on two counts -- first degree intentional homicide, use of a dangerous weapon, and possession of a firearm by a felon.In court on Thursday, July 11, Fondren was sentenced to serve life in prison on the homicide conviction.

MILWAUKEE -- A man convicted in connection with a fatal shooting that happened at Wahl Park in August 2017 was sentenced to life in prison Thursday, July 11.Ronqwell Fondren, 32, was convicted by a jury in March on two counts -- first degree intentional homicide, use of a dangerous weapon, and possession of a firearm by a felon.In court on Thursday, July 11, Fondren was sentenced to serve life in prison on the homicide conviction.

27-year-old injured following shooting near 41st and Eggert

27-year-old injured following shooting near 41st and Eggert

MILWAUKEE -- A 27-year-old woman is injured following a shooting near 41st and Eggert Friday night, July 12.According to police, the woman was shot by a known suspect.

MILWAUKEE -- A 27-year-old woman is injured following a shooting near 41st and Eggert Friday night, July 12.According to police, the woman was shot by a known suspect.

Report: FTC approves roughly $5B fine for Facebook

Report: FTC approves roughly $5B fine for Facebook

SAN FRANCISCO — The FTC has voted to approve a fine of about $5 billion for Facebook over privacy violations, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday.

SAN FRANCISCO — The FTC has voted to approve a fine of about $5 billion for Facebook over privacy violations, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday.

Is print dead? Well, it is at Starbucks

Is print dead? Well, it is at Starbucks

NEW YORK — Newspapers at Starbucks are yesterday's news.Starbucks will quit selling The New York Times, Wall Street Journal and Gannett papers like USA Today in more than 8,600 U.S. stores in September, citing "changing customer behavior." Starbucks has sold The Times since 2000 and other papers since 2010.Indeed, the smells and smears of newsprint are in decline.

NEW YORK — Newspapers at Starbucks are yesterday's news.Starbucks will quit selling The New York Times, Wall Street Journal and Gannett papers like USA Today in more than 8,600 U.S. stores in September, citing "changing customer behavior." Starbucks has sold The Times since 2000 and other papers since 2010.Indeed, the smells and smears of newsprint are in decline.

She didn't have an Uber account, but charges to the ride share company maxed out her credit card

She didn't have an Uber account, but charges to the ride share company maxed out her credit card

DENVER -- Brenda Fields is a single mom working hard to support her family, which is why the last thing she needed was for someone to use her credit card to pay for trips using Uber."They maxed out my credit card once and my credit went down 30, 40 points, very frustrating," Fields said.She told KDVR she has never used ride sharing apps, which makes the charges even more mysterious.

DENVER -- Brenda Fields is a single mom working hard to support her family, which is why the last thing she needed was for someone to use her credit card to pay for trips using Uber."They maxed out my credit card once and my credit went down 30, 40 points, very frustrating," Fields said.She told KDVR she has never used ride sharing apps, which makes the charges even more mysterious.