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Police Union, City Reach Tentative Labor Agreement

Police Union, City Reach Tentative Labor Agreement

Contentious, long negotiation ends with voluntary agreement.

Milwaukee Gets Its Wish, City Can Tow All Reckless Drivers

Milwaukee Gets Its Wish, City Can Tow All Reckless Drivers

Loopholes made prior policies "somewhat useless."

Crime is Down Across Milwaukee, But Homicides Are Rising

Crime is Down Across Milwaukee, But Homicides Are Rising

Newly-released crime data shows city going against national trend on homicides.

Meeting Over Police Pursuits Results in Tears, Barbs and a Walk Out

Meeting Over Police Pursuits Results in Tears, Barbs and a Walk Out

MPD chief of staff walks out of meeting, chides alderman for bad behavior.

MPD Looking To Upgrade Phone Tracking Capabilities

MPD Looking To Upgrade Phone Tracking Capabilities

Cell site simulators allow for phone locations to be tracked.

City Revokes License of Southside Bar After Drug Discovery

City Revokes License of Southside Bar After Drug Discovery

Owner facing federal charges.

Police Ask Council To Close Downtown Nightclub

Police Ask Council To Close Downtown Nightclub

Formal revocation filing triggers high-stakes hearing.

City Hall: Milwaukee, Police Union Battle Over Contract
City Hall

Milwaukee, Police Union Battle Over Contract

Millions of dollars apart with charges and counter charges getting uglier.

Men Still Missing from Riverside Homeless Camp After Flooding

Men Still Missing from Riverside Homeless Camp After Flooding

Nephew of missing Milwaukee man believes his uncle is now dead.

Mayor’s 2026 Budget Includes New Library, Hikes Property, Wheel Taxes

Mayor’s 2026 Budget Includes New Library, Hikes Property, Wheel Taxes

City contending with $100 million structural deficit.

MPS Creates New Emergency Protocol

MPS Creates New Emergency Protocol

Shooting incidents at schools across county has pushed system to act.

45-Year-Old Worker Crushed By Machine at Palermo’s New Factory

45-Year-Old Worker Crushed By Machine at Palermo’s New Factory

Deadly incident remains under investigation.

Milwaukee Police Officer Driving Squad Car Hits, Kills Individual

Milwaukee Police Officer Driving Squad Car Hits, Kills Individual

Victim was lying at entrance of an alley. Officer now on administrative leave.

Proposal Would Make Attending Street Takeovers Illegal

Proposal Would Make Attending Street Takeovers Illegal

New citation aims to address growing problem.

Committee Votes to Close Tavern After Brawl Involving Hundreds

Committee Votes to Close Tavern After Brawl Involving Hundreds

Unanimous vote against renewing King Drive tavern license after 'huge blunder.'

Data Wonk: Comparing Milwaukee Homicide Data to Other Cities
Data Wonk

Comparing Milwaukee Homicide Data to Other Cities

Though murders are declining, an overwhelming percentage involve guns.

New Trial of Shooting by Former Wauwatosa Officer Joseph Mensah

New Trial of Shooting by Former Wauwatosa Officer Joseph Mensah

After hung jury in first trial, federal court retrying Mensah in killing of Alvin Cole.

MKE County: Supervisors Support Age Restriction For THC Derivatives
MKE County

Supervisors Support Age Restriction For THC Derivatives

Sup. Eckblad's proposal pushes local suburbs to adopt Milwaukee rules.

Photo Gallery: Milwaukee Police Union Meets Counter-Protest at City Hall
Photo Gallery

Milwaukee Police Union Meets Counter-Protest at City Hall

Dueling protests led to multi-level demonstration in City Hall.

‘Somebody’s Going to End Up Dead!’ Mayor Decries Street Takeovers

‘Somebody’s Going to End Up Dead!’ Mayor Decries Street Takeovers

Mayor Johnson, DA Lovern warn of penalties for both organizers and spectators.

New Marquette University Police Unit Fights Reckless Driving

New Marquette University Police Unit Fights Reckless Driving

In its first 11 weeks officers have stopped 200 vehicles.

Two Milwaukee Legislators Proposing Traffic Calming Fund

Two Milwaukee Legislators Proposing Traffic Calming Fund

Proposal calls for $60 million program to combat reckless driving statewide.

Back in the News: Gun Thefts Saw 8-Fold Increase in Downtown
Back in the News

Gun Thefts Saw 8-Fold Increase in Downtown

But thefts began to decline in 2023. Milwaukee Bucks campaign credited.

Federal Judge Denies Dugan Motion to Dismiss

Federal Judge Denies Dugan Motion to Dismiss

September hearing set for Hannah Dugan case after motion to dismiss denied.

Former Mayoral Aide, MPD Official Charged With Voter Fraud

Former Mayoral Aide, MPD Official Charged With Voter Fraud

Marcey Patterson charged with voter fraud to get improper pay.

The Search for People Missing From Homeless Camp Along KK River

The Search for People Missing From Homeless Camp Along KK River

Milwaukee's Street Angels still looking for 7 unsheltered people since the storm.

City Hall: Mayor Skips Finalists, Picks Outsider For Key Violence Prevention Role
City Hall

Mayor Skips Finalists, Picks Outsider For Key Violence Prevention Role

Johnson taps Adam Procell, who turned his life around after homicide conviction.

Milwaukee Police Chief Faces Tough Questions During Luncheon

Milwaukee Police Chief Faces Tough Questions During Luncheon

Jeffrey Norman talks technology, reckless driving and ACLU settlement with Milwaukee Press Club panel.

Mayor Touts Changes To Address Water Street Violence

Mayor Touts Changes To Address Water Street Violence

Mobile booking facility, drones and more.

City Hall: Police Want To Shutter Downtown Nightclub
City Hall

Police Want To Shutter Downtown Nightclub

Investigations link 25% of recent downtown violence to just one club.

ACLU Report Shows Growth In Immigration Detentions

ACLU Report Shows Growth In Immigration Detentions

More than 1,000 detained this year, sheriffs in 12 counties now helping effort.

Hundreds Gather at Funeral for Milwaukee Police Officer

Hundreds Gather at Funeral for Milwaukee Police Officer

Officer Kendall Corder, 32, was 6-year veteran killed in the line of duty.

City Hall: Milwaukee Could Implement Age Restriction For Hemp-Derived THC
City Hall

Milwaukee Could Implement Age Restriction For Hemp-Derived THC

Delta-8 and similar products do not currently have age restrictions.

Families Of Unsolved Murder Victims Fight to Maintain Hope

Families Of Unsolved Murder Victims Fight to Maintain Hope

350 murders in Milwaukee since 2020 remain unsolved.

Working to Get Women Off The Streets

Working to Get Women Off The Streets

The Benedict Center helped 620 Milwaukee women in 2024.

Transportation: Can Milwaukee Achieve Zero Traffic Deaths?
Transportation

Can Milwaukee Achieve Zero Traffic Deaths?

Mayor signs 100-item Vision Zero action plan, touts decline in traffic deaths.

Wisconsin Tribes Adding Surveillance Technology

Wisconsin Tribes Adding Surveillance Technology

Lac du Flambeau's one-mile central village area has more than 160 cameras.

Milwaukee Police Officer Kendall Corder Dies 3 Days After Shooting

Milwaukee Police Officer Kendall Corder Dies 3 Days After Shooting

Corder, 32, and his partner Christopher McCray, 29, were shot by armed suspect.

MKE County: Facial Recognition Resolution Passes
MKE County

Facial Recognition Resolution Passes

Unanimous vote asks Sheriff's office to adopt guidelines to protect civil liberties.

Another Streetcar Collision

Another Streetcar Collision

Drivers keep colliding with massive vehicles operating on steel rails.

Police Chief Jeffrey Norman Given Four-Year Contract Extension

Police Chief Jeffrey Norman Given Four-Year Contract Extension

Chief receives praise, large raise. But who is the city's highest paid employee?

WI Legislator Calls for Task Force on Missing and Murdered Black Women

WI Legislator Calls for Task Force on Missing and Murdered Black Women

Statistics alarming. Rep Stubbs re-introduces bill following killing of Sade Robinson.

MKE County: Sheriff Interested in Using Facial Recognition Technology
MKE County

Sheriff Interested in Using Facial Recognition Technology

Sheriff's Office says it would not use technology for surveillance, but board considering guardrails. MPD also pursuing tech.

Bill Gives Milwaukee More Leeway to Impound Recklessly Driven Cars

Bill Gives Milwaukee More Leeway to Impound Recklessly Driven Cars

Proposal passed Assembly, Senate okay likely. Will police use expanded authority?

MKE County: Supervisors Concerned About Facial Recognition Technology
MKE County

Supervisors Concerned About Facial Recognition Technology

Six supervisors support county policy with strict limits on use of technology.

Milwaukee Asks Again for Red Light Cameras To Nab Speeders

Milwaukee Asks Again for Red Light Cameras To Nab Speeders

New legislative bill limits where cameras can be placed, how proceeds are spent.

Surge in Milwaukee Gun Shootings Challenges Anti-Violence Efforts

Surge in Milwaukee Gun Shootings Challenges Anti-Violence Efforts

414LIFE team of workers has hit the streets hard in recent weeks.

Jury Quickly Finds Anderson Guilty of Killing, Dismembering Sade Robinson

Jury Quickly Finds Anderson Guilty of Killing, Dismembering Sade Robinson

After week-long-trial, Anderson guilty of first-degree intentional homicide, mutilating a corpse, hiding a corpse and arson.

New City Plan For ‘Street Takeovers’ – Arrest the Onlookers

New City Plan For ‘Street Takeovers’ – Arrest the Onlookers

Reckless drivers combined with crowd gatherings threaten safety, evade police.

City Hall: Milwaukee Hiring Outside Attorneys To Fight Trump Administration
City Hall

Milwaukee Hiring Outside Attorneys To Fight Trump Administration

Fears losing funding after being put on new federal list.

Man Forges Letter to Frame Immigrant in Milwaukee

Man Forges Letter to Frame Immigrant in Milwaukee

Accused of robbery, Demetric Scott wanted to get witness against him deported.

City Deploying Additional Cameras to Address Illegal Dumping

City Deploying Additional Cameras to Address Illegal Dumping

And is offering $1,000 rewards for tips leading to citation.

Council, Community Groups Oppose MPD’s Facial Recognition Plans

Council, Community Groups Oppose MPD’s Facial Recognition Plans

But Mayor Johnson backs Milwaukee Police searching millions of records.

Western Wisconsin City Loses Entire Police Force

Western Wisconsin City Loses Entire Police Force

Arcadia's losses reflect national problem recruiting, retaining police officers.

Council Vents Frustration on City Response To Suspected Shooter Incident

Council Vents Frustration on City Response To Suspected Shooter Incident

'We owe our employees better,' says council president.

Police Descend on City Hall Complex After Reports of Shots Fired

Police Descend on City Hall Complex After Reports of Shots Fired

Issue appears to have been an outburst of a terminated employee.

Inside Milwaukee’s Homicide Investigations

Inside Milwaukee’s Homicide Investigations

Milwaukee Police use different approach than any large city in America.

City Suspends Harambee Gas Station

City Suspends Harambee Gas Station

Reports of gun activity and drug dealing at BP location on Center Street.

Milwaukee Must Pay 2nd Largest Legal Settlement in History

Milwaukee Must Pay 2nd Largest Legal Settlement in History

'This is bullsh*t!' Council members angry that botched trial will cost city millions.

Third Ward Noise ‘Getting Really Bad’

Third Ward Noise ‘Getting Really Bad’

Dirt bikes, tricked out cars, drug use at east end of Erie St. But which government has oversight?

FBI Report Details Case Against Dugan, ICE Courthouse Arrest

FBI Report Details Case Against Dugan, ICE Courthouse Arrest

Criminal complaint lays out federal officials view of April 18 courthouse ICE arrest.

Council Approves Settlement For Wrongful Arrest

Council Approves Settlement For Wrongful Arrest

Four officers' forceful arrest of wrong individual results in cash settlement.

Police Department Technology Purchases Raise Concerns

Police Department Technology Purchases Raise Concerns

Will increase in cameras and video data invade privacy of citizens?

Milwaukee Police Creating a Drone Team

Milwaukee Police Creating a Drone Team

Purchasing 16 drones and training an airborne assessment team.

For Two Straight Years, Milwaukee’s Homicide Rate Has Fallen

For Two Straight Years, Milwaukee’s Homicide Rate Has Fallen

A close look at the work violence prevention and interruption plays in attempting to continue that trend.

Vandals Are Taking Apart Beached Boat

Vandals Are Taking Apart Beached Boat

Top of vessel now gone as owners and public authorities are MIA.

Sports Bar Surrenders License After Shooting

Sports Bar Surrenders License After Shooting

Pressure from area alderwoman leads to closure of Bar 107 Sports Bar and Grill.

15 Months Late, MPD Sends Officers Into 11 High Schools

15 Months Late, MPD Sends Officers Into 11 High Schools

'Finally' says Judge Borowski after city, MPD and MPS meet January 2024 deadline.

Alderwoman Vows to ‘Investigate’ Bar 107

Alderwoman Vows to ‘Investigate’ Bar 107

Ald. Taylor accuses northwest-side bar of 'irresponsibility' after fatal shooting.

Milwaukee Police Officer Charged With Using Position to Help Gang

Milwaukee Police Officer Charged With Using Position to Help Gang

Juwon Madlock accused of offering to sell guns, buy stolen truck, help fugitive avoid arrest.

New Milwaukee Sales Tax Brings in $200 Million

New Milwaukee Sales Tax Brings in $200 Million

2024 was first year of 2% city sales tax; it raised $16 million more than expected.

Council Approves MPS Police Officer Agreement, But Money Still An Issue

Council Approves MPS Police Officer Agreement, But Money Still An Issue

Council has opportunity to spend MPS funding, but on what?

Mayor Talks Education, Public Safety in 2025 State of the City

Mayor Talks Education, Public Safety in 2025 State of the City

Upbeat speech also discusses Growing MKE plan, elections and safe streets.

Judge Fines City For Failing To Comply With MPD in Schools Requirement

Judge Fines City For Failing To Comply With MPD in Schools Requirement

Judge Borowski gives city $1,000 per day fine until 25 police officers placed in schools.

Report Finds Issues with Milwaukee’s Fire & Police Commission

Report Finds Issues with Milwaukee’s Fire & Police Commission

A 'rubber stamp' for police? Report comes as FPC power getting reduced.

City Requests Delay for Police in Schools

City Requests Delay for Police in Schools

Putting officers in schools without training would create substantial liability for city, says the filing.

Murphy’s Law: Judge Borowski Gets On His High Horse
Murphy’s Law

Judge Borowski Gets On His High Horse

He blasts MPS for violating law on police in schools while glossing over it himself.

City Hall: Police Department Closing Unlicensed Driver Loophole
City Hall

Police Department Closing Unlicensed Driver Loophole

Repeat offenders without a license were being issued less severe municipal ticket.

How Wisconsin’s Investigations Into Police Shootings Protect Officers

How Wisconsin’s Investigations Into Police Shootings Protect Officers

Milwaukee Area Investigative Team gives them privileges other suspects don't get.

Murphy’s Law: MPS, City Feud Over Paying School Resource Officers
Murphy’s Law

MPS, City Feud Over Paying School Resource Officers

Not one cop has signed up for required training. Viewed as dead-end job?

City Closes Teutonia Gas and Food Again

City Closes Teutonia Gas and Food Again

Remanded hearing for retail business on N. Teutonia Ave. yields same result.

Republican Bill Would Shield Police From John Doe Investigations

Republican Bill Would Shield Police From John Doe Investigations

Officer Joseph Mensah, involved in 3 fatal shootings, testifies against Doe probes.

Data Wonk: The Myth of Immigrant Violence
Data Wonk

The Myth of Immigrant Violence

Neighborhoods with Hispanic immigrants actually have lower rates of violent crime.

MCTS Driver Charged With Homicide for Hitting, Killing Pedestrian

MCTS Driver Charged With Homicide for Hitting, Killing Pedestrian

Montrell Pharm faces negligent homicide charge for fatal Christmas day crash.

City Hall: Public-Private Partnership Will Provide Green Energy, Substantial Savings For Three City Buildings
City Hall

Public-Private Partnership Will Provide Green Energy, Substantial Savings For Three City Buildings

Johnson Controls partnering with City of Milwaukee on cost-saving project.

MKE County: Supervisors Back Expedited Video Release Policy for Sheriff
MKE County

Supervisors Back Expedited Video Release Policy for Sheriff

Policy would require this when officers kill or injure anyone but Sheriff opposes it.

Milwaukee Officials Trying To Understand Impact of Trump’s Federal Aid Freeze

Milwaukee Officials Trying To Understand Impact of Trump’s Federal Aid Freeze

Freeze could have massive impact, causing service cuts, layoffs and shutdowns.

City Hall: New Commissioner Would Fill Fire and Police Oversight Body
City Hall

New Commissioner Would Fill Fire and Police Oversight Body

Krissie Fung would join Fire & Police Commission, which has seen its authority change since Act 12.

Southside Bar and Restaurant Receives 60-Day Suspension

Southside Bar and Restaurant Receives 60-Day Suspension

La Caleta, on 18th and Muskego, is closed until mid-March.

City Closes Southside Bar, a ‘Drug Trafficking Hub’

City Closes Southside Bar, a ‘Drug Trafficking Hub’

Ten arrests, eight firearms and a hell of a lot of drugs at El Infierno.

Is ICE Building A Detention Facility in Milwaukee?

Is ICE Building A Detention Facility in Milwaukee?

Politicians and community groups keep using the D word. ICE says no.

Broad Coalition Opposes New Immigration Enforcement Facility

Broad Coalition Opposes New Immigration Enforcement Facility

City, county and state officials, community and business leaders condemn ICE proposal.

Mayor Wants MPS To Pay For Police in Schools

Mayor Wants MPS To Pay For Police in Schools

Johnson says solution is to bring back 5/6th cost-sharing agreement.

City Hall: Milwaukee Police Department Buying New Bomb Robot
City Hall

Milwaukee Police Department Buying New Bomb Robot

Current robot is almost old enough to qualify for a pension.

Ashanti Hamilton Resigns From Violence Prevention Role

Ashanti Hamilton Resigns From Violence Prevention Role

Former alderman has led Office of Community Wellness and Safety since 2022.

Data Wonk: Crime, Trump’s Claims and The Facts
Data Wonk

Crime, Trump’s Claims and The Facts

Has the crime rate gone up or down in Milwaukee and nationally?

Homicides in Milwaukee Down 39% From 2022

Homicides in Milwaukee Down 39% From 2022

Down from a record high as the post-pandemic decline in crime continues.

MKE County: Supervisors Push For Expedited Video Release By Sheriff’s Office
MKE County

Supervisors Push For Expedited Video Release By Sheriff’s Office

Backing policy similar to city's for video release after use of force by officers.

Milwaukee Police Arrests Have Plummeted

Milwaukee Police Arrests Have Plummeted

New report finds 82% decline in past decade as citizen satisfaction with traffic enforcement has declined.

$10,000 Bonuses For Police Transfers Not Working?

$10,000 Bonuses For Police Transfers Not Working?

Gaining few recruits, losing council support. Plus: new labor negotiator approved.

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