Milwaukee shooting near 37th and Kiley; 1 dead, 4 wounded

Milwaukee shooting near 37th and Kiley; 1 dead, 4 wounded

A 25-year-old was killed and four others—ages 20 to 29—were wounded by gunfire near 37th and Kiley in Milwaukee on Saturday, March 21.

MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee police say five people were shot and one of those people died after gun violence near 37th and Kiley on Saturday, March 21. 

Shooting scene near 37th and Kiley, Milwaukee

Shooting near 37th and Kiley

What we know:

Officials say the shooting happened shortly after 11 a.m. on Saturday. Neighbors described taking cover in their homes.

"The gunshots were, like, ongoing," said India Grenada, a neighbor.

Shooting scene near 37th and Kiley, Milwaukee

"I hit the floor, I had to because it was too close to home," said a second neighbor.

Of the five shooting victims, a 25-year-old died from their injuries. The four victims who were wounded were ages 29, 29, 21 and 20.

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Everyone was taken to the hospital for treatment of the injuries. The 25-year-old was pronounced deceased at the hospital.

Investigators believe the shooting is the result of an argument. Milwaukee police are seeking an unknown shooter. 

Shootings more common

Dig deeper:

Some witnesses did not want to go on camera for safety reasons. But they said shootings are becoming more common – and they are. At least seven shootings have happened in the area since January 2025. Less than two weeks ago, a man, woman and her unborn child were shot and killed just down the block, near Teutonia and Green Tree.

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"It makes me feel, like, unease within. Because we have a lot of children, and we should be role models for them and for this to keep happening like that, it just makes people fear to even bring their kids out and play and be themselves," Grenada said.

Shooting scene near 37th and Kiley, Milwaukee

Call with tips

What you can do:

Anyone with any information is asked to contact Milwaukee police at 414-935-7360 or to remain anonymous, contact Crime Stoppers at 414-224-TIPS or P3 Tips.