LIVE UPDATES | Minneapolis ICE shootings: Trump threatens Insurrection Act, BCA investigating latest incident
Protests turned violent in Minneapolis Wednesday night after a second ICE-involved shooting within a week sent a man and an agent to the hospital. Find live updates on ICE's presence in Minnesota here.
Minneapolis ICE shootings: Trump threatens to institute Insurrection Act
President Donald Trump is threatening the Insurrection Act in Minnesota after the latest ICE-involved shooting in Minneapolis. This would allow him to deploy troops to Minnesota.
Medical examiner called to shooting near 34th and Walnut in Milwaukee
The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office has been called to a shooting near 34th and Walnut in Milwaukee.
NASA Crew-11 astronauts splash down after medical issue cuts ISS mission short
Crew-11 splashed down off the coast of California early Thursday.
Stimulus payment January 2026, IRS direct deposit relief payment & tariff dividend fact check
Rumors about new stimulus checks, IRS direct deposits, relief payments and tariff dividends swirled throughout 2025, and they’re continuing to circulate as we head into 2026. But is there any truth to them?
Minneapolis ICE shooting: Agent shoots immigrant, officer also hurt
A man from Venezuela was shot by ICE in north Minneapolis Wednesday night after federal officials say they attacked an officer following a traffic stop. This comes exactly a week after an ICE officer fatally shot 37-year-old Renee Good.
Mother killed in Milwaukee fatal shooting
Milwaukee police are investigating a fatal shooting near Appleton and Silver Spring that killed a 29-year-old woman on Wednesday, Jan. 14, as family members called the incident an act of domestic violence.
Leaders urge caution amid Milwaukee dating app crimes
The Milwaukee Police Department has seen a surge of robberies associated with dating apps, a news release from members of the Milwaukee Common Council said on Wednesday, Jan. 14.
Is educational book on animal sex too much for middle school? Florida district gives it the OK
A children’s book that includes illustrations of animals mating will remain on the shelves of several Orange County middle school libraries after a divided school board vote, despite objections from some parents and board members.
'Project Forward 911' AI-assisted program
The Milwaukee Department of Emergency Communications announced the launch of "Project Forward 911," an artificial intelligence-assisted program.
Milwaukee fatal crash, driver arrested
One person is dead following a crash near 94th and Wilbur in Milwaukee on Tuesday night, Jan. 13.
Ridglan Farms under pressure; activists plan large-scale dog rescue
Animal rights activists say they may carry out a mass “open rescue" of dogs at Ridglan Farms, arguing animals remain at risk before the breeder surrenders its license by July 1.
Activists plan large-scale dog rescue
Animal rights activists say they are preparing what they call an "open rescue" of dogs still housed at Ridglan Farms, a Wisconsin beagle breeding facility that is set to surrender its breeding license later this year.
Milwaukee fatal shooting, mother killed Wednesday; police investigating
Milwaukee police are investigating a fatal shooting near Appleton and Silver Spring that killed a 29-year-old woman on Wednesday, Jan. 14, as family members called the incident an act of domestic violence.
Man fights post office chalk case fine
A Muskego man said he is standing up for free speech, after the city fined him for a message he wrote in chalk.
Post Office chalk case: Muskego man fights $565 fine, cites free speech
A Muskego man said he is standing up for free speech, after the city fined him for a message he wrote in chalk.
Bullet found in Westosha Central High School boys' bathroom
A single bullet was located in a boys’ bathroom stall at Westosha Central High School in the Village of Paddock Lake.
Milwaukee apartment arson; lack of sprinklers raises safety questions
Milwaukee police say a fire at a senior apartment complex was intentionally set, displacing residents and injuring one woman, while officials explain why sprinklers were not required.
MPD 'Drone as First Responder' pilot program
Milwaukee Police Chief Jeffrey Norman on Wednesday announced the launch of the city's "Drone as First Responder" pilot program.
Lack of sprinklers raises safety questions
Milwaukee police are searching for the person accused of intentionally setting fire to an apartment complex that housed mostly seniors near 22nd and Hampton on Tuesday, Jan. 14.