Milwaukee shootings Tuesday; 1 killed, 3 injured

One person was killed and three others were injured in different shootings in Milwaukee on Tuesday, June 10.

Undocumented Wisconsin man framed for Trump threat gets bond

Ramón Morales-Reyes, the undocumented man prosecutors say was framed in a threat against President Donald Trump, will be able to get out of jail on bond.

Death investigation; Milwaukee man pleads not guilty to reckless homicide

Jonathan Caravello pleaded not guilty on Tuesday, June 10 to a charge of second-degree reckless homicide in connection with the death of a man on Milwaukee's south side on May 5.

Milwaukee teacher's aide must self-deport; ICE reviews request to stay

A Milwaukee Public Schools teachers' aide has been told by immigration officials to self-deport. She is still in Milwaukee a week after the deadline.

Milwaukee police chase, crash at 25th and Lisbon caught on camera

A police chase, crash and scramble to get away from officers all played out at 25th and Lisbon in Milwaukee on Tuesday afternoon, June 10.

I-43 Milwaukee police chase, shooting; driver reaches plea deal

A Milwaukee man, one of four people initially charged in a 2024 police chase and shooting on I-43, reached a plea deal with prosecutors on Tuesday.

Stomp Out Hunger in SE Wisconsin: Bring 3, get into Summerfest FREE

Bring three cans of shelf-stable food items to the Summerfest gates on Thursday, June 19 and receive one (1) free admission ticket to get into Summerfest from noon to 3 p.m. that day.

Summerfest shuttle; College Ave park-and-ride lots open during fest

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation announced it will temporarily open the northeast and southwest park-and-ride lots at College Avenue to support shuttle services during Summerfest weekends.

What's Up in the Ward? June events

Jordan Dechambre with the Historic Third Ward Association shares just a handful of events taking place in the Third Ward in June.

Summer travel: TSA at Milwaukee airport offers tips, update on Real ID

Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport officials with the Transportation Security Administration held a news conference on Tuesday, June 10, ahead of this year’s busy summer travel season.

Milwaukee Job Corps Center; local leaders denounce closing plans

Mayor Cavalier Johnson, along with County Executive David Crowley, former Mayor Tom Barrett and Alderwoman Larresa Taylor, on Tuesday, June 10 denounced plans to close the Milwaukee Job Corps Center.

Milwaukee shootings Monday; teen dead, 3 others wounded

Two separate shootings in Milwaukee on Monday, June 9 left one person dead and three others wounded.

Maxwell Anderson guilty verdict, 2 jurors recount quick deliberation

It took the jury less than an hour to convict Maxwell Anderson of killing and dismembering Sade Robinson. But what compelled them to make such a quick, unanimous decision?

New mural honors soccer legend, Milwaukee native Jimmy Banks

A ribbon-cutting ceremony took place on Monday morning, June 9 for soccer legend and Milwaukee native Jimmy Banks.

Milwaukee County Judge Dugan case, prosecutors urge court not to dismiss

A federal motion has been filed in response to Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan's request to dismiss the case against her.

Milwaukee automated traffic enforcement pilot program; new legislation

Milwaukee, state leaders and community advocates announced the introduction of legislation that would authorize the city to implement an automated traffic enforcement pilot program.