Phishing scams: Wisconsin DMV customers targeted, officials say

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation Division of Motor Vehicles warned consumers on Monday, April 20, of a new wave of fraud attempts where scammers pretend to be from WisDOT.

Wisconsin dog dies; Stella was rescued in March after overpass fall

The Wisconsin Humane Society shared on Monday, April 20, that Stella, the dog who was shot and jumped from an overpass in the Green Bay area, passed away over the weekend.

Iran latest: Trump says US 'highly unlikely' to renew two-week ceasefire

With just days to go before the ceasefire is set to expire, President Trump says the U.S. is "highly unlikely" to renew, as talk of another round of negotiations continue.

Canadian PM calls Canada’s economic ties with US a 'weakness' that must change

In a video address, Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered an assessment of Canada’s economic relationship with the United States, warning that ties have shifted from a strategic advantage to a "weakness."

Wisconsin's Most Wanted: Samuel Wilson in custody, sought for armed robbery

Samuel Wilson, who investigators say held up a cashier over some cigarettes, was arrested, charged, and then went on the run, has been arrested.

Meta plans to slash roughly 8,000 jobs next month: report

According to a report, Meta is preparing to cut thousands of jobs as early as next month, with more layoffs expected later this year. Here's what to know.

Fontana water rescue; woman dies in Lake Geneva boating incident

A 57-year-old woman died after becoming "entangled" in a boat's propeller during a docking maneuver in Fontana on Thursday, April 16, police said in a news release.

$50 billion in oil lost in 50 days of Iran war, analysis finds

The war in Iran has shaken up financial markets and the oil industry, so much so that an estimated $50 billion in oil has not been produced globally since the war began, according to a Reuters analysis.

Two US Embassy personnel killed in 'accident' in Mexico, ambassador says

Two U.S. Embassy personnel were killed in what officials described as an "accident" in Mexico, U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Ronald Johnson announced Sunday. 

Milwaukee Project Clean & Green; community cleanup efforts begin

Project Clean & Green, a citywide initiative that promotes neighborhood pride through coordinated community cleanup efforts, launches in Milwaukee on Monday, April 20.

Tariff refund system launches today: Here’s who it’s for

The U.S. is launching the beginning phase of its tariff refund system Monday. Here’s who it’s for, and what to know about it.

Wisconsin's Most Wanted: Taylor Campbell accused of strangling his child

Investigators say an argument turned violent between a father and son. The Sheboygan man was charged with strangling his child. He’s now on the run.

Glendale river rescue; father, son saved near Kletzsch Park

A father and son were rescued from the Milwaukee River in Glendale after getting stranded while kayaking near Kletzsch Park as high water levels created dangerous conditions.

Shreveport, Louisiana shooting was 7th mass killing in 2026 - See full list

The tragic deaths of eight children in Shreveport, Louisiana, were the latest in the line of mass killings across the United States. Less than four months into 2026, there have already been seven shootings in which four or more people were killed, new data from the Gun Violence Archive showed.