I have done a little research on this. The author I was reading goes into depth about ancient Near East covenant practices and says that Isaiah wrote about the covenant between Jehovah (as suzerain, or Lord) and Israel (as vassal) in terms of those ancient practices in which there were often elaborate covenant blessings (denoted by the Hebrew word for peace) for keeping the terms of the covenant and covenant curses (denoted by the Hebrew word for evil) for breaking the covenant. The author says Isaiah 45:7 need not cause any theological controversy over whether God created moral evil, since it refers to the terms of ancient Near Eastern covenants.
You could also say that "God brings evil upon a city", meaning that God suffers natural disasters, famine, deformity, pestilence, etc., to afflict people in this mortal sphere in consequence of transgression, but of course it is also prudent to remember that these things are not only sent upon the wicked, we are all subject to them as long as we are in this fallen world.
Notice that I did not have to do any research on the subject! That 'Old' 1611 will give you the answer everytime!