Oak Creek Local News
Milwaukee police investigate house party homicide
Police are investigating a homicide case after a woman was shot at a house party early Saturday morning.
Madison police shoot, kill 19-year-old man
Madison police shoot and kill a 19-year-old man after a struggle Friday night.
Dying Catholic priest records videos declaring women should be ordained
A dying Catholic priest calls for the ordination of women in a videotaped message released only to WISN 12 News following his death.
Estranged wife caught in dangerous situation as police shoot husband
A mother and her children are safe after the woman's estranged husband was shot dead by Milwaukee police as he held her at knifepoint overnight.
Fires continue to burn at Illinois train derailment
Fires continue to burn after a BNSF freight train derailed in Illinois, causing 21 cars to jump the tracks.
Woman, child abducted in Milwaukee found in Indianapolis
Indianapolis police may have found a woman and child who were reportedly abducted in Milwaukee.
More than 90 animals killed in Meadow Brook Orchard fire
A fire destroys a barn at a popular farm, killing more than 90 animals.
Man killed in overnight confrontation with Milwaukee police
Milwaukee police say one of their officers had to shoot a man who was threatening his estranged wife with a knife.
Friday Freebies: Mar. 6
This week's Friday Freebies include free baby products, free magazines, free workshops and free coffee.
ABC's 'American Crime' produced, written by Mequon native
John Ridley, the writer and producer of ABC's "American Crime," says he had no idea how realistic the plot would become.
Delafield man loses $15K in IRS phone scam
Police are warning of a new phone scam where the caller is so persuasive that he got one man to fork over $15,000.
Date set for fired Milwaukee police officer's appeal hearing
The Milwaukee Fire and Police Commission sets a date to hear the appeal of the police officer fired following the shooting death of Dontre Hamilton in Red Arrow Park.
Former Waukesha bank teller accused of stealing from customers
A Waukesha bank teller is accused of stealing thousands of dollars from customer accounts.
Freight train carrying crude oil derails, catches fire in Galena
A BNSF Railway freight train containing 103 cars loaded with crude oil has derailed near the northern Illinois city of Galena.
Assembly begins 24-hour debate on Right-to-Work bill
The state Assembly is debating a right-to-work bill, a discussion that's expected to stretch into the early morning hours Friday.
'End of watch' called for Kenosha firefighter
A Kenosha firefighter who succumbed to cancer ended his tour on Thursday.
Capitol police clear Assembly chamber gallery
Capitol police have cleared the Assembly chamber gallery after protests disrupted debate on a Right to Work bill.
Carhartt announces new store in Wauwatosa
Mayfair Collection officials announced a Carhartt will be opening a store in Wauwatosa.
Long-term closures at zoo interchange start Sunday night
Interstate closures in the zoo interchange will affect traffic for the next two years.
Fed. judge dismisses 9 sex abuse claims against Milwaukee Archdiocese
A federal judge has dismissed nine sexual abuse claims challenged by church leaders in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee bankruptcy case
