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Members of the Oak Creek Sikh Temple were in attendance at the White House when the founder of Sikhism was honored. More>>
The Sikh Temple in Oak Creek opened its doors Wednesday for a special event. More>>
Milwaukee County authorities say the white supremacist who killed six people at a Sikh Temple in Oak Creek on August 5, did not have drugs in his system when he committed his assaults.
Courtesy: EPAThe FBI wrapped up its investigation and found Wade Michael Page was not assisted by any other person or group, and that there is no continuing threat to the Sikh community. More>>
Two young members of the Sikh Temple in Oak Creek were honored for their heroics during the mass shooting this summer. More>>
Some area dance students are using their art to help others, by holding a fundraiser for the Sikh temple shooting victims. More>>
Oak Creek officers detained a man at the Sikh temple where six people were killed in August and found he had ammunition and notebook references to a mass shooting. More>>
The Oak Creek police officer who survived 14 gunshots from the gunman who went on a fatal rampage at the Sikh temple says he thought of his training as the assailant kept shooting him, saying "in a high-risk incident, I will survive." More>>
Members of the suburban Milwaukee Sikh Temple, where a gunman killed six people in August, are comforting family members of shooting victims at the spa in Brookfield. More>>
A Sikh priest injured in the August shooting rampage at his temple in Oak Creek is out of the hospital and is now in a long-term care facility. More>>
Dignitaries from India visited the Sikh Temple in Oak Creek in a show of support after the mass shooting two months ago. More>>
A new garden memorial at the Oak Creek High School honors the victims of the Sikh temple shooting. More>>
The son of a massacre victim at the Sikh temple in Oak Creek asks the federal government to begin collecting statistics on hate crimes against Sikhs. More>>
Oak Creek Police Lieutenant Brian Murphy spoke publicly Sunday for the first time since the shooting at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin. More>>
Oak Creek police have released video that show the final moments before the Sikh temple gunman died. More>>
victim from the shooting rampage at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin earlier this month has been upgraded to serious condition at a Milwaukee hospital. More>>
Punjab SinghThe family of a Sikh priest shot in an attack on their temple says he's still in a coma. More>>
The man who opened fire at a Sikh temple in Oak Creek, killing six worshippers and then himself, had a history of alcohol problems, according to his sister. More>>
Nineteen U.S. senators are asking Attorney General Eric Holder to have the U.S. Justice Department begin tracking hate crimes committed against Sikh Americans. More>>
The Oak Creek police officer hospitalized after the shooting at the Sikh temple in Oak Creek has been released. More>>
People from the Oak Creek community, along with members of the Sikh Temple, showed they won't stand for violence. More>>
Members of the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin will speak at a community event hosted by Faith Builders Church. More>>
Two weeks after a deadly attack at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin, a shooting survivor returns to the temple in Oak Creek for the first time. More>>
One of the three victims hospitalized after the shooting at the Sikh temple in Oak Creek has been released. More>>
Services resumed at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin on Sunday - exactly one week after a gunman killed six people during a prayer service. More>>
Thousands attended a memorial service Friday to pay their final respects to the six people killed Sunday at an Oak Creek Sikh temple. More>>
A condolence book is available for visitors to the Wisconsin State Capitol to send their messages of sympathy and support to the victims' families, the Sikh community, and the entire community of Oak Creek. More>>
As we learn more about what may have happened at a shooting attack on a Sikh temple in Oak Creek on Sunday morning, we're also learning more about the gunman-- Wade Michael Page. More>>
There's another story of heroism during the temple shooting in Oak Creek, and this one involves two children who saved lives. More>>
A number of University of Wisconsin-Madison students joined together Wednesday to remember those affected by the Sikh temple shooting in Oak Creek. More>>
The families of the six shooting victims at the Oak Creek temple are dealing with their grief together. More>>
The children of one of Sunday's shooting spree victims are left heartbroken. Their mother was among the six killed at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin in Oak Creek. More>>
FBI officials say the gunman in Sunday's shooting at the Sikh temple in Oak Creek died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. More>>
Hospital officials say the wounded police officer and the two others injured in the temple shooting rampage are still in critical condition and in the intensive care unit. More>>
Courtesy: Anti-Defamation LeagueThe former girlfriend of Wade Michael Page, the man accused in the Sikh temple shooting, has not been charged after her arrest Sunday. More>>
The director of an academic center on the issues of hate says his colleague had frequent contact with Oak Creek shooter Wade Page as part of research on southern California's hate rock scene. More>>
A special service in Middleton honored those who lost their lives in the deadly shooting attack at an Oak Creek Sikh temple. More>>
Hundreds of people gathered in Oak Creek Tuesday night for a candlelight prayer vigil to honor the six victims of Sunday's shooting. More>>
Hundreds of people packed a Sikh temple in Brookfield with one cause in mind-- to honor the victims of a deadly shooting in Oak Creek. More>>
Courtesy: @Label56 TwitterA Baltimore music label that distributed songs by the gunman in the Oak Creek Sikh temple shooting says it has removed all of the band's music from its website.
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Courtesy: WISNThe president of the temple at the center of a deadly shooting Sunday fought back against the gunman. More>>
We now know the name of the police officer who took down the gunman at a Sikh temple near Milwaukee. More>>
The Oak Creek police chief says the six people killed after a gunman opened fire at a Sikh temple ranged in age from 39 to 84 years old. More>>
The city of Middleton is taking steps to show support for its local Sikh community. More>>
Coming on the heels of the massacre at a Colorado movie theater, the Sikh temple shooting in Oak Creek serves as an even closer reminder of what Madison police could be forced to deal with someday. More>>
The FBI has spoken with a man earlier considered a person of interest in the Sikh temple shootings near Milwaukee and ruled him out as being connected with the rampage that left six worshipers dead. More>>
President Barack Obama has order flags to fly at half-staff to honor the victims of Sunday's shooting in Oak Creek. More>>
President Barack Obama says "all of us are heartbroken by what happened" this weekend during a shooting at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin. More>>
Monday, Governor Scott Walker ordered flags to half-staff to remember and mourn the tragic events at Oak Creek. More>>
The gunman who killed six people and hurt three others during a shooting at a Sikh temple near Milwaukee was an Army veteran who may have been a white supremacist. That's what a law enforcement source involved in the investigation told CNN. More>>
Milwaukee County authorities have released the 911 recordings from the August 5 shooting at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin in Oak Creek. More>>
A member of the Sikh temple that came under attack earlier this month is killed at his grocery store More>>
Most of the damage has been repaired, but a bullet hole remains in the Wisconsin Sikh temple where a gunman killed six people last weekend. More>>
Sikhs say since 9/11 people have become much more educated about their beliefs, which made Sunday's shooting at the Oak Creek Sikh temple. More>>
Sources have identified the gunman in the Sikh temple shooting as a man named Wade Michael Page. More>>
Members of the local group say they are closely associated with the Milwaukee area Sikhs More>>
Jasjit Singh, the executive director of the Sikh American Legal Defense and Education Fund (SALDEF) is set to arrive in Wisconsin late Sunday night to offer his support to the Sikh community and investigators. More>>
Organizers say they wanted to find a way for people in Madison to show their support More>>
FBI Milwaukee Special Agent in Charge Teresa Carlson released the following statement late on Sunday evening. More>>
Politicians promise their support and offer condolences to the families and friends of those killed and injured at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin More>>
Police in Wisconsin have evacuated homes in a Milwaukee suburb northeast of the Sikh temple where an unknown gunman killed six Sunday morning. More>>
President Barack Obama was briefed on the Oak Creek shooting by law enforcement. More>>
Police have confirmed seven dead, including a shooter, at the Sikh Temple
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Courtesy of WISN 12 NewsThe fatal shooting at the Oak Creek Sikh Temple is being treated as a domestic terrorism case. More>>
The Governor says the state is working with the FBI and local law enforcement More>>
Police confirm seven people are dead, including a shooter, at the temple More>>
Federal and state politicians reaction to the shooting in Oak Creek More>>
Republican candidate for President Mitt Romney reacted to the shooting in Oak Creek. More>>
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