Vice President JD Vance will be in Milwaukee on July 8 at the Wisconsin Air National Guard’s 128th Air Refueling wing, Republican Party of Wisconsin Chairman Brian Schimming said.

It will be an official event, Schimming told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

The Republican vice president was last in Wisconsin about four months ago, when he spoke at Pointe Precision in Plover on Feb. 26, two days following President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address. That visit was part of a campaign by the White House to put the president and top administration officials in front of voters in battleground districts.

In August 2025, Vance visited La Crosse to promote provisions of the Trump administration’s sweeping tax and spending law.

And he made multiple stops in Wisconsin during the 2024 campaign.

The White House has not yet released details about Vance’s visit.

MILWAUKEE – Two Milwaukee female officers were injured on duty over the weekend. Police said one was hit by a car, while the other was hurt by fireworks.

Video shared on social media shows a blast blowing a Milwaukee police officer to the ground.

“The next thing you know, police coming from everywhere,” said Tracey Dent, a community activist.

Witnesses told FOX6 News it happened around midnight Sunday. They said someone was setting off and throwing fireworks in a crowded parking lot near Brady Street and Cambridge Avenue.

“It’s just a small minority of people who want to mess it up for everybody and think it’s funny, and it’s not funny,” Dent said.

But this was not the only overnight incident where an officer was hurt on duty. Milwaukee Police Chief Jeffrey Norman said a suspect hit a female officer with a car, which led to an officer-involved shooting around 2:15 a.m. near Knapp and Water streets.

“Uniformed Milwaukee police officers patrolling our downtown entertainment district heard multiple gunshots,” said Norman.

Norman said officers responding on foot saw an Audi leaving the area. He said the 18-year-old male suspect hit a 25-year-old female officer with his vehicle while fleeing.

“Officers, including the injured officer, discharged their weapons at the vehicle,” Chief Norman said.

The officer was taken to the hospital with nonfatal injuries. The suspect was found and also taken to the hospital with nonfatal injuries. He was later arrested.

Police found the unoccupied suspect’s vehicle with a gun inside on Fond du Lac Avenue near Walnut Street. 

Police told FOX6 News all the officers involved in this morning’s shooting will be placed on administrative duty which is standard protocol. 

Additional officers involved in this incident are a 28-year-old male with over 7 years of service and a 27-year-old male with over 8 years of service. The injured officer has served for less than year.

Chief Norman said two other people arrived at hospitals with gunshot wounds, though it is unclear if they are connected to the officer-involved shooting. 

FOX6 News is still waiting on more information from the Brady Street fireworks incident.

MILWAUKEE — A motorcyclist was killed in Milwaukee Saturday night after being struck by another vehicle.

According to police, the crash occurred around 10:15 p.m. in the 600 block of East Locust Street when a 31-year-old driver traveling south on Booth Street collided with the motorcycle that was traveling on West Locust Street.

The driver of the motorcycle, a 29-year-old, was pronounced dead at the scene.

The vehicle driver was taken into custody. Charges are pending review by the Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office.

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