Oak Creek Local News

A Wisconsin National Guardsman has been awarded a Purple Heart medal Sunday.

Milwaukee police are investigating a suspected road-rage shooting near 84th Street and Fond Du Lac Avenue.

A Grafton man is under arrest and a woman is recovering from a gunshot wound to her leg after a domestic incident in Grafton.

Three people were shot and killed in two shootings Sunday in Milwaukee, police said.

A Chicago suburb is on alert for more cases of measles. The city of Palatine has seen six cases of the disease, all connected to a day care.

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A Sheboygan alderman is jailed on child sex assault charges.

With interest rates at an all-time low, most would expect to save some money, but a WISN 12 News investigation warns not all mortgage companies are looking out for your bottom line.

Work around Milwaukee County's Zoo Interchange project may be noisy for neighbors, but it's cold and dangerous for workers.

Some people may be finding it more difficult to file their taxes this year because the IRS isn't providing instruction books.

A dog from Germantown is headed for the biggest dog show stage in the world: the Westminster Dog Show competition in New York City.

Racine police are looking for a man and woman as part of an endangered child investigation.

Milwaukee police, the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas (HIDTA) Heroin Task Force and other law enforcement agencies seize a large amount of heroin.

Wisconsin daycares take note after a cluster of measles is reported at a Chicago facility.

A woman sues the Pop Warner organization, saying childhood football resulted in dementia, leading to her son's death.

Police said a wrong-way driver had a blood-alcohol level three times the legal limit when he crashed.

A data processing and management company in Janesville has laid off 120 employees.

A new report estimates UW campuses in Madison and Milwaukee would see the largest cuts in Gov. Walker's state budget.

This week's installment of Friday Freebies includes free coffee, skin care, cat food and diaper bags.

A 31-minute delay by police almost cost a Milwaukee woman her life. An EMS crew at the scene waited for officers to arrive before entering her home.