Krystal Frasier is a Content Editor at KSTP. She focuses on a diverse range of topics including hospitality and leisure, crime and justice, and regional interest, while also covering events and conferences across North America. Krystal's work has been featured in KWTX News 10, KSTP (Channel 5), WMUR-TV, and WISN-TV.
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Krystal Frasier's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including crime and legal proceedings in the United States, particularly Minnesota. She also covers breaking news stories and government announcements.
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By: Krystal Frasier
A stretch of Wisconsin Avenue that travels through Marquette University in Milwaukee is back open Sunday afternoon following a police investigation.
Runners in the Milwaukee Marathon may have noticed a missing letter in their participant medals.
Although the man's name hasn't been released at this time, the Sheriff's Office identified him as a 48-year-old from Sheboygan.
Milwaukee Marathon runners have noticed a misspelling in their finisher medals.
Glendale police say they were called to Kletzsch Park for a person in the water on Sunday afternoon
Carlos Santana was last seen late Sunday afternoon on West National Avenue
According to the Battalion Chief for the Milwaukee Fire Department, crews were called to the intersection of Florist and Teutonia avenues for a reported crash.
Currently, no information has been released as to why the plane was diverted.
Sheriff Denita Ball tells WISN 12 News that she is "aware of an arrest" for the death of 56-year-old Dennis Johnson.
At this time, it isn't clear when the vandalism happened or who is responsible.
