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Non-Fatal Shooting Wednesday, February 5, 2025 on the 3800 block of N. 41st St.
Double Shooting Tuesday, February 04, 2025 at the 4400 block of N 56th St.
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.

Non-Fatal Shooting Tuesday, February 4, 2025 at the 8800 block of N. Swan Road.
Fatal Stabbing Sunday, February 02, 2025 at the 3100 Block of W. State St.
Non-Fatal Shooting Sunday, February 02, 2025 at 3300 Block of W. St. Paul Ave.
Non-Fatal Shooting Saturday, February 01, 2025 at 1700 block of S. 30th St.
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City Hall: Public-Private Partnership Will Provide Green Energy, Substantial Savings For Three City Buildings
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Public-Private Partnership Will Provide Green Energy, Substantial Savings For Three City Buildings

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

Nineteen Charged for Trafficking Fentanyl, Heroin, and Cocaine in the Greater Milwaukee Area
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.

Non-fatal Shooting on 5200 Block of N. Teutonia Ave.
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.

Excellence in Public Safety Punished
Press Release

Excellence in Public Safety Punished

Questions Unanswered as the Milwaukee Fire & Police Commission Denies Promotion for Distinguished Officer

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.

Give Blood or Platelets Now After Weather Impact To Blood Supply
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Give Blood or Platelets Now After Weather Impact To Blood Supply

Winter storms, California wildfires generate significant blood drive cancellations; thousands of blood products uncollected

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.

Video Release of MPD Officer Involved Shooting
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.

Gov. Evers Signs Executive Order Creating Wisconsin Office of Violence Prevention, Directs $10 Million to Support Violence Prevention Efforts Statewide
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Gov. Evers Signs Executive Order Creating Wisconsin Office of Violence Prevention, Directs $10 Million to Support Violence Prevention Efforts Statewide

Governor to propose sustainable, ongoing funding for office, comprehensive gun safety reform initiatives in state budget

Suspect Criminally Charged in Connection to the Officer Involved Shooting
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.

Fostering Unity, Empowering Students: Genene Hibbler Announces Candidacy for Oak Creek-Franklin Joint School District Board
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.

MPD Officer Involved Shooting
Red Cross: Help prevent blood shortages in 2025 by giving blood or platelets now
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Red Cross: Help prevent blood shortages in 2025 by giving blood or platelets now

Donors have a chance to win a trip to Super Bowl LIX during National Blood Donor Month

City of Milwaukee Department of Public Works Warns Residents of Recent Scam Related to Parking Citation Payments
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 County Leaders Condemn Hateful Flyers Targeting Immigrant Communities
Racism Has No Place Here Council Members Condemn Racist Flyers; Demand Accountability
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Racism Has No Place Here Council Members Condemn Racist Flyers; Demand Accountability

Joint statement from Alderwoman Marina Dimitrijevic and Alderman Scott Spiker

MPD launches a new initiative – 2024 Winter Guardian
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.

Milwaukee Man Sentenced to 45 Years’ Imprisonment for Sex Trafficking
Update: Isis Flowers
Press Release

Update: Isis Flowers

 

$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.

Critical Missing 11 Year Old: Isis Flowers
City of Milwaukee Seeking Experienced Police Officers to Join the Milwaukee Police Department
Arresting Developments: How and why arrests and citizen contacts are declining in Milwaukee
Update: Journee Grandberry
Missing Critical: Journee Grandberry
Milwaukee Police are Investigating a Serious Shooting
MPD Joins IACP Trust Building Campaign
Milwaukee Police are Investigating a Non-fatal Double Shooting
Milwaukee Police are Investigating a Fatal Shooting
Wave Head to STL to Take on Much Talked About Ambush Sunday Afternoon
What’s In The 18 Footnotes Added To Milwaukee’s Budget?

What’s In The 18 Footnotes Added To Milwaukee’s Budget?

See Common Council members' ideas to make city government better serve the public.

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Milwaukee Woman Sentenced to 19 Years in Federal Prison for Sex Trafficking of Multiple Victims by Force, Fraud, and Coercion
Gun Violence Down 17% in Wisconsin, 20% in Milwaukee

Gun Violence Down 17% in Wisconsin, 20% in Milwaukee

During first 8 months of 2024. Are community intervention efforts working?

MKE County: Meet The New MCTS Transit Security Team
MKE County

Meet The New MCTS Transit Security Team

Following federal directive, MCTS makes changes to security.

Milwaukee Man Sentenced to Prison for Smuggling over 200 Machinegun Conversion Devices and Felon in Possession of Firearm
Murphy’s Law: Does Summerfest Get Special Treatment?
Murphy’s Law

Does Summerfest Get Special Treatment?

Its bar license owned by private company never gets a thorough review by the city.

Cocaine, Chickens Lead to Closing Southside Tavern

Cocaine, Chickens Lead to Closing Southside Tavern

Common Council votes unanimously to close El Cielo Bar, effective immediately.

City Hall: Negotiating Milwaukee’s Police, Fire Contracts Gets Messy
City Hall

Negotiating Milwaukee’s Police, Fire Contracts Gets Messy

'Sloppy' says a council member as city cycles through labor negotiator nominees.

Milwaukee Offers Police Officers $10,000 To Switch to MPD

Milwaukee Offers Police Officers $10,000 To Switch to MPD

City struggles to attract new officers while facing state requirement to hire more.

City Hall: Mayor Johnson Issues Several Budget Vetoes
City Hall

Mayor Johnson Issues Several Budget Vetoes

And council pays out $3 million in legal claims and settlements.

Demolition of Northridge Mall Reaches Key Milestone

Demolition of Northridge Mall Reaches Key Milestone

Mall is now visibly falling, while DCD still planning what comes next.

New City Sales Tax Compounds Challenge Recruiting Police and Fire Fighters

New City Sales Tax Compounds Challenge Recruiting Police and Fire Fighters

Under Act 12 Milwaukee could lose funding if it can't hire enough recruits.

Council Boosts Road Repair In Adopting 2025 Milwaukee Budget

Council Boosts Road Repair In Adopting 2025 Milwaukee Budget

City services maintained through increases to property taxes and fees.

Committee Marks Up Milwaukee Budget With Amendments, Footnotes

Committee Marks Up Milwaukee Budget With Amendments, Footnotes

Council raids personnel accounts to pay for services it says constituents demand.

Federal Judge Finds Milwaukee Man Guilty of Sex Trafficking and Arson
K-12 Education: MPS Has Mixed History With Police Officers in School
K-12 Education

MPS Has Mixed History With Police Officers in School

Decision looms about what to do with state-mandated return of school resource officers.

Wisconsin’s Gun Laws Get a ‘C’ Grade, Milwaukee Leaders Want That To Change

Wisconsin’s Gun Laws Get a ‘C’ Grade, Milwaukee Leaders Want That To Change

Despite being on a downward trend, the city has seen more than 100 homicides already this year

Police recruitment shortfalls are only exacerbating our patrol response time problems
Press Release

Police recruitment shortfalls are only exacerbating our patrol response time problems

Statement of Alderman Lamont Westmoreland October 23, 2024

City advances efforts to provide additional resources, protections in areas of domestic violence and sexual assault
Video Release of MPD Officer Involved Shooting
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Walgreens Closing Store Infamous For Basketball Player Incident

Walgreens Closing Store Infamous For Basketball Player Incident

Fourth Milwaukee store closure in less than two years.

Plea Agreement Reached On Long-Pending Sherman Park Unrest Charges Involving Vaun Mayes

Plea Agreement Reached On Long-Pending Sherman Park Unrest Charges Involving Vaun Mayes

Mayes pleads guilty to one charge, prosecutors to recommend no jail time.

Parent Sues MPS Over Lack of Security Guards

Parent Sues MPS Over Lack of Security Guards

MPS says city must supply officers

Data Wonk: Fact Checking Trump and Vance
Data Wonk

Fact Checking Trump and Vance

The data show they are lying about crime, the economy and health insurance coverage.

Crime Continues to Decline in Milwaukee

Crime Continues to Decline in Milwaukee

Mirroring national trends, with reductions in murder, assault, burglaries this year.

A clear choice moving forward for Milwaukee crime victims
Press Release

A clear choice moving forward for Milwaukee crime victims

Statement from Alderman Lamont Westmoreland October 8, 2024

Shooting Investigation
Press Release

Shooting Investigation

 

Milwaukee Continues to Reap Act 12 Benefits, But Fiscal Challenges Remain
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Milwaukee Continues to Reap Act 12 Benefits, But Fiscal Challenges Remain

Proposed 2025 city budget includes bright spots, but future challenges point to need to find savings

City Will Toughen Penalties For Reckless Drivers

City Will Toughen Penalties For Reckless Drivers

Latest crackdown relies on state legislation to double fines, jail time.

Officials Admit RNC Issues, But Say Event Was Success

Officials Admit RNC Issues, But Say Event Was Success

Hotel revenue surged and AT&T spent millions but some businesses say it was a bust.

SDC Appoints Vincent Bobot Interim CEO

SDC Appoints Vincent Bobot Interim CEO

Attorney and SDC board member says the goal is 'to preserve and keep SDC running.'

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Mayor Johnson’s Budget Hikes Fees, Taxes In 2025, Maintains Services

Mayor Johnson’s Budget Hikes Fees, Taxes In 2025, Maintains Services

See what's included in budget to be presented Tuesday morning.

Video Release of MPD Officer Involved Shooting
Satin Doll’s Lounge Will Be Demolished

Satin Doll’s Lounge Will Be Demolished

Famed tavern had 'crazy' owner with connections to Duke Ellington, David Byrne and Frank Balistrieri.

Former City of Milwaukee Employee Sentenced in Embezzlement Case
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Mayor Calls On MPS To Add Police, Fulfill Agreement

Mayor Calls On MPS To Add Police, Fulfill Agreement

Milwaukee schools have defied state law requiring district to put 25 police officers in city schools

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MPD Arrests Multiple Suspects in an Elder Abuse Incident
Suspect Criminally Charged in Connection to the Office Involved Shooting
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MPS Pushed to Bring Back Police Officers In Schools

MPS Pushed to Bring Back Police Officers In Schools

Pressure from DPI, legislators. Union says this will cause more student arrests, suspensions.

MPD Officer Involved Shooting
Three-Time Federal Defendant Sentenced to 12 Years’ Imprisonment
Who Wants To Redesign Red Arrow Park?

Who Wants To Redesign Red Arrow Park?

Downtown park on Water St. targeted for redesign to increase its use and accessibility.

Letter to the Community from Chief Jeffrey Norman
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