One person was injured in a shooting Tuesday morning, June 9, near a day care center and two schools, Milwaukee police said.

The shooting occurred just before 8 a.m. on the 2700 block of North 44th Street. A 31-year-old suffered unspecified injuries in the incident and was transported to a local hospital, police said.

No additional information about the victim was immediately available. Police are seeking unknown suspects.

The location of the shooting is blocks away from Washington High School of Information Technology, Milwaukee Math and Science Academy and Gregory’s Little Helpers child care center.

Washington High School did not go into lockdown, according to a WISN-TV (Channel 12) report. However, principal Jose Frias sent a note to families saying the school was safe and classes would continue normally, the news station reported.

The circumstances leading up to the shooting remain under investigation. Anyone with information is asked to contact Milwaukee Police at (414) 935-7360 or, to remain anonymous, contact Crime Stoppers at (414) 224-Tips or P3 Tips.

MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) – Hennepin County sheriff’s deputies were fired on while serving an arrest warrant, leading to a large police presence in Minneapolis Tuesday afternoon. 

South Minneapolis large police presence

What we know:

According to the Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office, deputies were fired at while trying to serve an arrest warrant in the area of West 28th Street and Nicollet Avenue. 

Deputies and officers from the Minneapolis Police Department have secured the scene. The roads around the incident have been closed, and authorities are asking the public to avoid the area. 

FOX 9 crews at the scene have been told by police that the suspect is barricaded in an apartment building and has a long rifle and explosives. 

Authorities say there are no reported injuries currently. 

As of 1:30 p.m., law enforcement reports that the suspect is not yet in custody. The apartment he is in has been evacuated and crisis negotiations are ongoing. 

What we don’t know:

It is not known what the arrest warrant was for. Suspect information has not been shared. 

This is an ongoing incident. Check back for updates. 

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Scattered storms remain possible over the coming days. Some could be strong with heavy rain and gusty winds.  Less humid air returns for a few days starting Friday. 

TUESDAY EVENING/NIGHT:

The warm and humid air mass in place will support a continuing chance of showers & storms. Not everyone will get one… but if a storm forms it does have the potential to produce torrential rainfall, gusty winds, and perhaps some hail. Muggy lows in the lower 70s can be expected again. 

WEDNESDAY:

Some morning showers, storms, and clouds are possible but the afternoon is looking like it’ll be downright sultry with highs around 90 and heat indices near 100. Southwesterly breezes 10-20 will ease the burden a bit, but be sure to take extra steps to stay cool and hydrated.  The 30 year average date of the first 90 in Indianapolis is June 19th.  

Model data suggest a storm complex or two may graze northern Indiana in the later part of the afternoon and evening. It’s too early to tell if this will affect Central Indiana or not.  

WEDNESDAY NIGHT:

Warm and very humid conditions stick around. Look for another night with lows in the 70s.  Once again, some data suggest that a batch of gusty storms could roll across Northern Indiana.  That will be something to watch.

THURSDAY:

Warm, breezy, and very humid conditions hang around one more day.  Highs near 90 with heat indices around 100 appear likely.  While a shower or storm could pop anytime in the muggy air, most of the daylight hours should remain dry.  

A cold front will push in from the west during the evening and overnight hours.  This front will likely spark a line of strong to severe storms in Illinois.  These storms will move towards Central Indiana, but they may be in a weakening phase prior to arrival here. We’ll just have to watching things evolve.  The main severe threat in this setup would be damaging wind gusts it appears. 

FRIDAY:

After an early day rain & storm chance, the majority of the day should be pretty nice with partly cloudy skies, warm highs in the 80s, but lower humidity levels.  Any outdoor plans for Friday evening look great!

WEEKEND:

The pick day will be Saturday with plentiful sunshine, warmer temperatures, light winds, and reasonably dry air for a change.  Humidity increases again for Sunday and that will lead to another chance of scattered rain & storms.