US Marshals seek Demetrius Brown, on the run for nearly 1 year
The U.S. Marshals fugitive task force is still searching for 39-year-old Demetrius Brown -- a man who was featured on Wisconsin’s Most Wanted last year.
Officials may send voting deputies back to Wisconsin nursing homes
Wisconsin election officials could decide next week whether to send special voting deputies back into nursing homes ahead of the April elections.
Family seeks charges against ex-Tosa cop in public 'John Doe' hearing
The case falls under a "John Doe" hearing, which normally is done in secret. A hearing on Thursday though, was done in open court -- and even livestreamed.
MPD responds to 3 shootings in just over 4 hours Friday
The Milwaukee Police Department is investigating three separate shootings that happened over a period of just more than four hours on Friday, Feb. 26.
MHD: 3 COVID-19 gating criteria hold in green status
Over the past week, the Milwaukee Health Department did not report any gating criteria changes but did report a decline in COVID-19 positivity.
Racine narrows police chief search to 4 candidates
The City of Racine on Friday, Feb. 26 announced the final four candidates in its police chief search.
Gun violence in Milwaukee on the rise amid the COVID-19 pandemic
As many businesses are shut down due to COVID-19, Milwaukee's Office of Violence Prevention is ramping up efforts. That is because we're seeing an increase in the number of violent crimes in the city amid the pandemic.
RCSO: No COVID-19 cases among staff, inmates, others
The Racine County Sheriff's Office on Friday, Feb. 26 announced that no jail inmates, staff, contractors or volunteers are positive for COVID-19.
Miller Valley bar offers promo to Molson Coors workers
It was a very cold day one year ago and a chaotic scene unfolded in Miller Valley. A local bar opened its doors to employees and they are doing the very same thing this weekend.
Butler police seek suspect, info after $2K catalytic converter theft
The Village of Butler Police Department is investigating a catalytic converter theft that happened early Thursday morning, Feb. 25.
Wisconsin's vaccine priority draws criticism: 'Real disappointment'
Another wave of Wisconsin residents will soon be eligible to receive their COVID-19 vaccine shots There is already growing confusion and criticism over who health officials say should be prioritized among the new groups.
'First one's on us': Miller Valley bar offers promo to Molson Coors workers
It was a very cold day one year ago and a chaotic scene unfolded in Miller Valley. A local bar opened its doors to employees and they are doing the very same thing this weekend.
Police seek help locating Milwaukee man last seen in 2005
Have you seen him? Thomas A. Schaffer was last seen on August 1, 2005, near 76th and Oklahoma.
Festa Italiana canceled for 2nd year in a row due to virus concerns
Festa Italiana, Milwaukee's summer ode to Italy, will be canceled for a second year in a row due to coronavirus concerns, the Board of Directors at the Italian Community Center said Friday, Feb. 26.
Hearing held, Jay Anderson family seeks charges against Joseph Mensah
The family of a man shot and killed by a former Wauwatosa police officer is petitioning a court to appoint a special prosecutor and file charges.
Employee pulls gun on customer at Milwaukee McDonald's; 2 arrested
A trip to McDonald's took a nasty turn, leaving two men in handcuffs -- including one employee who police say pulled a gun on a customer.
Kenosha PD: 2 men shot, wounded near 75th Street and 22nd Avenue
Kenosha police say two men were shot and wounded near 75th Street and 22nd Avenue on Friday morning, Feb. 26.
Driver loses control of car, strikes parked vehicles before rolling over
Milwaukee police are investigating an accident that occurred Friday, Feb. 26 near Teutonia Avenue and W. Finn Place.
Vehicle strikes MCTS bus, pushing it into multiple parked vehicles
An investigation is underway following a crash Thursday night, Feb. 25 involving an MCTS bus.
UW Health lab performs nearly 200,000 COVID-19 tests
UW Health’s lab announced on Friday, Feb. 26 that it performed its first COVID-19 test at University Hospital on March 19, 2020. Almost a year later, they have run nearly 200,000 COVID-19 tests.