The milder temperatures will stick around for a few days, before dipping again into the mid-teens on Thursday, Dec. 18.

MILWAUKEE - A 48-year-old man was arrested following a fatal crash in Milwaukee on Tuesday morning, Dec. 16. According to police, a driver ran a stop sign near 50th and Custer around 1:40 a.m. and collided with a vehicle that was making a turn.

In this week’s Tuesday tracker, we begin by focusing on the near-term future of this team vis-à-vis their direction and what might convince Giannis to stay in Milwaukee. Then we look back on the last two-plus years of decision-making and see who or what you think might be responsible for all this.

Prosecutors say Jenni Fischer, 24, failed to stop after hitting a man with her SUV, then later filed a claim for damages with her insurance carrier.

Prosecutors played audio recordings to show jurors that a Wisconsin judge knew what was at stake when she directed an immigrant to a private door while federal agents were in the courthouse to arrest him.

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Milwaukee police are investigating a deadly crash early Tuesday morning near McGovern Park. The crash happened around 1:45 a.m. at the intersection of 51st Boulevard and Custer Avenue. Two vehicles were found off the road with major damage. The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner’s Office confirms at least one person died.

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Police say William Riley was last seen Nov. 14 in Milwaukee.