Emergency officials responded to the fire alarm Tuesday morning on North Avenue.
Extra effort and resources will focus on both drunken driving and speeding as police seek to protect those out to enjoy the beginning of summer.
Brookfield man takes off at high speed hoping to elude patrol officer, but instead he multiplies his trouble.
A Milwaukee man is accused of pointing a BB gun that resembled a semi-automatic handgun in his former brother-in-law's face in Brookfield, according to a criminal complaint.
Teen was huffing stolen propane inside his stepfather's home.
Guaranty Bank at 127th Street and Capitol Drive, Brookfield, was robbed Thursday afternoon. Three men went in, at least one armed, and two more were waiting in a backup getaway car.
Brookfield resident finds his home broken into and quickly comes to suspect one of his oldest acquaintance's daughter. According to police and the district attorney, he was right.
Three Waukesha County deputies were honored Wednesday by the Waukesha Optimist Club for their response to the mass shooting in Brookfield.
During National Police Week, Brookfield Department takes time out from regular duties for a special one: remembering those who sacrificed all "so that others may live."
Police say they find marijuana, paraphernalia and intent to sell in different ways after they are called to Brookfield Central High School for a fight.
Evan Dunlap is charged with a series of felonies after police say he fired shots at an acquaintance during a robbery in the victim's home.
The public ceremony will take place Wednesday in honor of National Police Week and National Peace Officers Memorial Day.
A number of law enforcement agencies, including Brookfield, attended the ceremony. Wauwatosa Police Chief Barry Weber was the keynote speaker at Friday's ceremony in Madison, which also recognized four other officers.
Waukesha County detective posing online as a teenage girl investigated a Milwaukee man who was sending sexual videos to the "girl" on multiple occasions, according to a criminal complaint.
After property disappears from his business, owner installs video system and sees employee making off with microphones. Ultimately, he learns, he's out more than $13,000 worth of equipment.
Driving west into Brookfield from Tosa, resident says she was on her way to Milwaukee – and, by the way, was dropping off her car for some work, but then again... maybe not.
Family of a 2002 Hamilton High School graduate tells the Brookfield Police Department Michael McMann had his first relapse after coming clean from an opiate addiction.
Pewaukee woman talks faster than she can think, and it's little wonder with the cocktail of illegal substances she admits she's been imbibing before driving.
War of 'words' between students turns into after-school fisticuffs and then into a one-sided contest leaving younger boy injured and three older boys facing criminal charges.
While Brookfield Fire Department officials say they have no problems with how ambulances are inspected, others raise concerns that some ambulances in Wisconsin just shouldn't be on the road.
Shoplifters all around Milwaukee — and the country — are pushing the limits to get their hands on expensive canisters that are often being resold by other business owners.
Robbers create strange diversion by dumping can of pennies on counter before demanding cash and cigarettes from clerks.
Fleet Feet Sports and Performance Running Outfitters in Brookfield are holding a run on Monday in support of Boston.
Brookfield man, already charged with five counts of property theft, now also faces six felony counts of identity theft for claiming to represent a plumbing company when he sold stolen flushers to salvager, reports say.
About 80 different police and fire agencies turned out for the funeral of Officer Don Bishop, who died in the line of duty on Saturday.
Milwaukee man had a .18 percent blood alcohol concentration and faces 14-1/2 years in prison if convicted of two felonies, according to the complaint.
In the 'with friends like these' category, resident finds that while she was powdering her nose, visitor to her home was taking a powder with her jewelry and checks.
Google launched a person finder for people to find information about marathon runners, spectators and participants. People can also add in information about a particular runner.
Funeral services are scheduled for later this week for Donald Bishop, who died on duty over the weekend.
Someone tried to break into three next-door Greenfield Ave. businesses in one night, but succeeded only once, and another entry in the same fashion occurred at Blue Mound Dairy Queen.
32-year-old Donald Bishop, who died Saturday while on duty, remembered as someone who truly wanted to serve the community.
Officer Donald Bishop dies Saturday from an apparent heart attack while responding to a call of a burglary in progress.
Defendant invited himself over to an acquaintance's house and then decided to rob him. When his victim tried to flee, he opened fire. But his victim had an even bigger gun.
Lawmakers are reviewing a gun-regulation bill that would expand the background check system and possibly limit private gun sales.
Charges were filed this week in a pair of 2010 burglaries in Brookfield; the man charged is already in prison for the same act elsewhere.
The men also are charged with two burglaries in Menomonee Falls, and are suspected in at least one Milwaukee burglary.
Without pausing to unload, couple steals a cart full of jeans, but they don't get far before being spotted, followed, and carted off to jail.
Dennis J. Haase, 63, was pulled after driving slow and nearly hitting a Brookfield police officer.
Ozzy Osbourne’s classic song took on an entirely different meaning on the Amtrak last week. This is our weekly weird crime roundup, OMG PD.
On April Fool's Day, a pig got loose and was spotted running through traffic on Lilly Road.