To kenosha county, where investigators are trying to figure out why a man died inside a burning pickup truck this morning. It happened in the parking lot of the best bargains store in wheatland. People at the scene tried to save the man, but were unable to do so. Laylah petersen, the fiveyearold girl killed by a stray bullet nearly two years ago, is being remembered by a Milwaukee School tonight. Northwest Catholic School near 41st and good hope is dedicating a peace garden in laylahs memory. Laylah was sitting on a couch with her grat in the head. Authorities say three men targeted the wrong house in the shooting. A special ceremony gets underway tonight at six. A follow up now. On concerns over the safety of milwaukees drinking water. It comes from a new city task force. Assigned to give solutions aimed at preventing lead contamination. Pete zervakis. On what theyve come up with the city says right now the water supply is safe, clean and ok to drink. But precautions are being taken.
On 22nd and keefe. Police say a 23yearold man was pronounced dead at the scene. The other two are expected to be okay. A chaplain with the Salvation Army tells us the victims were in a car that was part of a funeral procession. He says this latest shooting is an example of why things need to change. Moore they are already dealing with grief and this is just grief on top of grief. And i would hope and pray that people would understand the devastating affect that grief is having on people. I mean, it impacts them and even spiritually. 3 the Milwaukee Police department is still investigating and is looking for suspects. Two suspects are in custody in connection with a deadly stabbing near the brady street bar district. District. No rd on the names or exact charges just yet. Wintesses say a couple was fighting around one in the morning outside of thurmans 15. A regular at the bar intervened and thats when the man was stabbed. A Police Source tells us that the victim and the suspects knew e
Of those words offensive i think the use of them is all about who you are with. while the group claims some might consider illegal alien an overt anti latino bias. Or lame ridiculing amputees. Some students say. Its just society being overly sensitive. Cm it seems a lot of peoples feelings are getting hurt right now for anything. there will be posters and fliers up all over campus once students return to classes highlighting the just words campaign. Of dialogue. Reporting at uwm, bl, fox6 news. Mary thanks bret does a zip code make a difference . One state representative says it does and he wants it to determine who might get a job with the Milwaukee Police department. Fox 6s ashley sears explains. Strained relations between the community and Police Coming to a headin sherman looking for solutions. 10 57 the status quo cannot continue on. State representative leon young believes he has an answer. He addressed issues at a Panel Discussion wednesday. 12 08 if you hire more people, africa
Bombshell . Details on the efforts to free the convicted killer. Plus the status quo cannot continue on. A new plan to help milwaukee heal. And too politically correct . The words uwm doesnt want its students to use this year. Our big story tonight welcome back, watch your mouth. As uwm students prepare to start the fall term, campus leaders are set to reinforce a controversial students shouldnt use. Fox6s bret lemoine has more on a story youll see only on fox 6. Incoming freshmen Brandon Williford is excited to be out of high school. And more independent at uw milwaukee. Bw were all adults here. but a list of words some deem offensive. Has this student questioning a relatively new campus guideline. Bw i feel like its censorship. last year, uwms Inclusive Excellence Center debuted its just words campaign, bringing attention to words and phrases like retarded and crazy that some mg jh were not saying you cant say some of those words but some of those words can be construed as microaggre
Their childrens safety. What goes through your mind as a parent . Get up here and find out whats going on. Dad Tracy Warwick found his eightyearold son in tears as he picked him up. He was just nervous that they called the code red. Despite the scare. Warwicks son will back in class tomorrow. He says he realizes accidents happen. For the most part, everybody is just doing their jobs. Were still working onjust a freak occurrencewere working on what actually occurred. Since police are still trying to determine how the gun went off. The incident officer involved shooting. Because of that. The officer is not being placed on any kind of leave. Reporting live in milwaukee. Madeline anderson fox6 news. Ted thanks madeline todays incident comes just one day after two Milwaukee Police officers were hurt trying to take a 13yearold student in custody at Benjamin Franklin school. In that case. Milwaukee Public Schools say the student brought a pellet gun to school. Taken into custody. The officers