MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee police are seeking assistance in locating a critically missing 11-year-old boy.

Police said Kaiden Hudson was last seen near 27th and Burleigh, walking away from a gas station with two other people shortly before midnight on Tuesday, May 13.

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Milwaukee police searching for critically missing 11-year-old

He was last observed wearing a light green jacket, a tan shirt, green army-style pants, and black Nike sandals.

Anyone with information is urged to contact District 5 at 414-935-7252.

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MLB Pipeline released a slight tweak of its Top 100 prospect rankings on Sunday night as a result of three players graduating out of the Top 100.

The outlet is scheduled to release a full update at the midseason mark after the MLB Draft, and when they do, there’s a good chance that Milwaukee Brewers infielder Cooper Pratt could see a noticeable rise.

Currently ranked as the No. 50 prospect in the sport, Pratt was identified as a possible riser on Tuesday:

The Southern League is notoriously a tough place to hit, so take Pratt’s .252/.333/.382 line through 32 games for Double-A Biloxi with the appropriate salt. What’s most notable is that he’s cut his strikeout rate from 20.0 percent in his breakout 2024 to 13.4 percent entering Tuesday. That helps solidify the belief that he’s a future above-average hitter, and his slash line should improve as his .272 BABIP normalizes over a larger sample. A Gold Glove winner last year, Pratt just needs the power to show more in game to have one of the most well-rounded shortstop profiles in the Minors. 

Pratt, 20, was a sixth-round pick of the Brewers in 2023 out of the Mississippi high school ranks. He is projected to make his major league debut in 2027 and he’s just one of multiple prized middle infield prospects in the Milwaukee system.

Jesus Made, 18, is currently playing at Low-A Carolina and recent reports indicate he could end up as the No. 1 prospect in baseball in the next few years.

The Brewers have been solid on the player development for years, with Jackson Chourio, Brice Turang and Sal Frelick standing out as recent examples currently playing for the big-league team.

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MILWAUKEE – A Milwaukee homicide case from 2022 that was set for trial on Monday, May 12 is now dismissed. 

Case dismissed

What we know:

Lance Windom is charged in two separate homicide cases – one from 2022 and another from 2023. On Monday, a Milwaukee County judge dismissed the 2022 case without prejudice, which means it can be refiled. 

Windom was accused of shooting and killing 33-year-old Mario Redmond in a home near 46th and Locust in Milwaukee. That was in November 2022.

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On Monday, prosecutors told the court because a witness was not there and because of new evidence, the state was not ready to start the trial. 

What they’re saying:

“There is some evidence that came to light recently – it is good evidence for the state,” said Michael Longski, prosecutor. “The state wants to use that in trial. Friday, the defense said they didn’t have reasonable time to prepare because it came to light recently and the court didn’t allow the state to use it. And I want to use it. “

Mario Redmond’s father is happy the judge dismissed the case, hoping charges will indeed be refiled with all evidence. 

“I feel confident today that justice is coming and we just want that to let the court take its course,” said Mario Redmond Sr. 

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However, the attorney for Windom in a separate homicide case is not. 

“The state gets to wipe clean the chalkboard,” said Jane Christopherson, defense attorney. 

Dig deeper:

Five months after Windom was charged in Redmond’s death, prosecutors said he was caught on a recorded prison phone talking to another inmate about a second homicide – a mechanic who was ripping him off. That was Michael Schraven. Windom is accused of shooting and killing Schraven on Highway 145 in 2023. 

In that second homicide case, the final pre-trial hearing is scheduled for June 2.