Credit Froedtert Hospital

The last victim of the Aug. 5 Sikh temple shootings to remain hospitalized has been released. The family of Punjab Singh, 65, said in a statement he is being transferred to a differe...

Credit Oak Creek Police Department

Oak Creek police Lt. Brian Murphy, the first officer at the scene of the Aug. 5 Sikh Temple of Wisconsin shootings, was honored by Molina Healthcare of Wisconsin as a "community champion....

Credit Mark Schaaf

U.S. Attorney James Santelle has promised immigration protection to family members of Sikh temple shooting victims, according to a SikhNN story. "Between now and February, when visas...

Credit Mark Schaaf

A Sept. 29 benefit dinner for Sikh temple shooting victims and police Lt. Brian Murphy brought in 250 people and $4,700 in donations, the Oak Creek Community Center announced Thursday.
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Credit Mark Schaaf

More than 200 people filed into the Oak Creek Community Center on Saturday for a dinner benefiting the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin and injured police Lt. Brian Murphy. "A Community Unit...

Credit Mark Schaaf

The beautiful, sunny, peaceful Saturday morning in Oak Creek made it hard not to think back to how the morning of Aug. 5 started. On that day, a gunman with white supremacist ties de...

Credit Joe Todor

After the shocking Aug. 5 shootings at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin, many business leaders called the Oak Creek Community Center wondering what they could do to help. The facility, a...

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A memorial at the Oak Creek American Legion Post was rededicated Sunday to include the six Sikh Temple of Wisconsin members killed in the Aug. 5 shootings and police Lt. Brian Murphy, who...