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An argument during a night out in 2020 ended the life of a Milwaukee man. On Thursday, Oct. 20, the shooter learned his fate at sentencing in Milwaukee County court.

Darrell Brooks is calling his own witnesses to the stand in the Waukesha Christmas parade attack trial after delivering an emotional deferred opening statement to the jury. Brooks is representing himself in this case, facing the possibility of life in prison.

A lot of eyes are on Waukesha this week as the trial for Darrell Brooks wraps up a second full week. But what about the people living in the community – who just want to feel support?

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett on Thursday, Oct. 20 denied a Wisconsin's groups emergency appeal that sought to pause the Biden administration's student loan forgiveness plan

Residents of Milwaukee's Merrill Park housing complex are fed up after criminals once again targeted their parking lot overnight.

Lamar Conners, 17, is accused of shooting and killing a man he lived with. Two days after his bail was set at $2,000, he posted it and was released from custody. A prosecutor called the bail "unbelievable," and a judge ruled it was "completely inappropriate."

In March, the St. Thomas More High School basketball team got suspended. On Tuesday, the president of St. Thomas More confirmed they reached an agreement with the WIAA after they sued the high school sports governing body to keep their tournament hopes alive.

In the case against former MPD Officer Michael Mattioli, prosecutors are unable to track down their key witness: the former chief medical examiner.

The Two Rivers Police Department asked for help in the search for missing girl Sage Larock, 17.