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pixabay.com/The judge who presided over the trial of Darrell Brooks, who was convicted of killing six people during the Waukesha Christmas parade, says she will decide whether to run for the Wisconsin Supreme Court “in the coming days.” -
Morry Gash/APWisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul says he wants his lawsuit challenging the state's 173-year-old abortion ban to move quickly but that's probably not going to happen after defense attorneys signaled they would try to dismiss the case.
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Mary Roth Burns was ceremonially sworn in as the Oneida County Circuit Court Judge for Branch One Friday afternoon. -
The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office says its arrested four suspects they believe have been distributing meth in the Northwoods.
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Police in Rhinelander will soon be wearing body cameras. The city approved the final funding for the cameras last week, costing around $100,000.
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A hunter found human skeletal remains in Florence County.
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Cybersecurity isn't just about governments and corporations protecting against large-scale system attacks. Information Technology experts say individuals can play their part by avoiding suspicious activity that trickles down to them.
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A jury has convicted a Wisconsin man of killing six people when he drove his SUV into a Christmas parade last year. Darrell Brooks was found guilty Wednesday of six counts of first-degree intentional homicide.
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Legal experts say the antics of a Wisconsin man accused of killing six people by driving his SUV through a Christmas parade last year won't help him win an appeal.
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An Oshkosh man convicted of stealing more than $426,000 from a 92-year-old nursing home resident is scheduled to be sentenced in January.
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A Pennsylvania man whose 5-year-old daughter and her mother were killed in a car crash involving the Wisconsin state Senate’s minority leader has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the lawmaker.
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Police captured a homicide suspect from Texas in the Northwoods
