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‘Snitch on me, I’m going to get on that’: Senior living worker who shoved...

A Wisconsin woman who worked at a senior care facility as a caregiver is headed to prison for shoving a 76-year-old resident so hard she broke her femur — an injury that later led to her death due to a "complication," according to local officials. Abrianna Clark, 28, was found guilty of second-degree reckless homicide
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Milwaukee apartment fire near 60th and Oklahoma, no injuries

MILWAUKEE - Firefighters responded to the scene of an apartment building fire near 60th and Oklahoma in Milwaukee on Tuesday morning, Sept. 1. According to the Milwaukee Fire Department, crews responded to the scene shortly after 4 a.m. Upon arrival, firefighters found an eight-unit apartment building with a fire in th
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A new chapter: South Side family celebrates adoption of four children after closing their...

A home on Milwaukee’s South Side is now complete as McKenna and Celia Olson expanded their family by adopting four children. The adoption closed a chapter in their journey as foster parents with the Wellpoint Care Network. McKenna and her wife, Celia, closed their license as foster parents in...
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Wisconsin prisons hit record population as crowding strains staffing and programs

Wisconsin’s prison population hit a record high this week, a new milestone for a system that has for decades held thousands more people than it was designed for. According to figures released Friday, the state’s Department of Corrections held 23,854 people in custody. That’s 28 above the record set in 2019 and nearly 6
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Messmer students robbed by armed suspects near campus at the end of first week

Four Messmer High School students were robbed by armed suspects near campus Friday at the end of the school’s first week of classes, upsetting parents and neighbors as police search for suspects.
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Teen exposed himself to women, kids: prosecutors

A Brookfield teen faces charges in two separate counties after police say he exposed himself to multiple women and children in parking lots.
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Woman Sentenced In Senior Facility Death

A woman has been sentenced to prison for injuring an Ozaukee County senior living facility resident who later died. Court records show 28-year-old Abrianna Clark was convicted of second-degree reckless homicide and elder abuse. Prosecutors said Clark was a caretaker at Story Point Senior Living in Mequon when she pushe
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Police looking to identify suspect of attempted armed robbery at a Wisconsin mall

WAUWATOSA, Wis. (WFRV) – Police in southern Wisconsin are asking for the public’s help in identifying an attempted armed robbery suspect following an incident at a mall. According to a release from the Wauwatosa Police Department, the incident happened on Friday, July 17 around 7:29 p.m. near the food court at the Mayf
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FBI data shows violent crime falling nationally and in Wisconsin

MILWAUKEE — Violent crime is declining nationally and in Wisconsin, according to newly released 2025 data from the FBI. The FBI reported the largest drop in crime rates from 2024 to 2025 since the agency began collecting data and estimates in 1936. Nationally, the data showed a 9.3% drop in violent crime, an 18.1% drop
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Flock policy, Milwaukee police agree to changes; what we know

MILWAUKEE - The Milwaukee Police Department has agreed to make several changes to its Flock camera system policies, according to statements Monday afternoon from the department and the mayor's office. Flock policy changes. What we know:. Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson's office said the mayor consulted with Milwaukee

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