Wauwatosa Fire Department: Dog rescued after being stuck in drain pipe

WAUWATOSA -- A dog named Sundance was rescued after somehow getting stuck in a drain pipe on Tuesday morning, Feb. 6.The Wauwatosa Fire Department tweeted out a picture that indicated firefighters assisted the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office and MADACC with the rescue.

Deputy injured, struck by passing motorist who later failed sobriety tests

MILWAUKEE -- A Milwaukee County Sheriff's Deputy is recovering from minor injuries after being struck by a passing motorist.The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office says just before 11 a.m. on Thursday, Feb. 1, the deputy was next to his squad at the scene of a traffic stop on College Avenue eastbound near Howell Avenue.

15-year-old arrested in Milwaukee after carjacking victim dragged by speeding vehicle in Racine

MILWAUKEE -- Officials with the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office said a 15-year-old boy, not even old enough to have a valid license, was arrested Tuesday, Jan. 23, accused of leading deputies on a wild chase from Racine to Milwaukee after a carjacking!Sheriff's officials said Racine police were investigating a carjacking where the offender dragged the owner with the car as he sped away.At about 1:20 p.m., Oak Creek police saw the vehicle, which was involved in a crash but drove away at recklessly high speeds.

2 revived, 2 arrested in separate drug-related incidents on I-43

MILWAUKEE COUNTY -- Deputies responded to two freeway incidents involving drug-related crimes in two days in Milwaukee County.The first happened Saturday, Jan. 20 around 11:45 p.m. According to the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office, deputies were called to a reported overdose on I-43 northbound near Lapham Blvd.

After defiance, ex-Sheriff Clarke deletes "taste their own blood" tweet; account temporarily blocked

MILWAUKEE -- Three tweets have been deleted from former Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke’s Twitter timeline, including one about making the news media “taste their own blood” after reporting on a now-closed FBI investigation of Clarke.Clarke was initially defiant about the “blood” tweet, gloating in two Sunday, December 31st tweets that Twitter had taken no action against him after a complaint was filed about the post.However, CNN reports that Clarke was temporarily blocked from tweeting -- and that Twitter placed Clarke's account in a read-only mode until he deleted the tweets in question, indicating the tweets violated the company's terms of service.