An advocate for convicted murderer John Maloney has asked the Wisconsin Supreme Court to investigate allegations that a former state Department of Justice employee committed "forensic fraud" in ...

LA CROSSE, Wis., (WLAX, WEUX) – A La Crosse man’s homicide trial goes on for a fifth day as his defense team argues he was experiencing a manic episode when killed his wife. The bench trial for ...

Roseville-based attorney Chuck Ramsay argues that the lab admitted to using an expired solution for testing blood alcohol ...

The Wisconsin Legislature approved saliva tests in late February, another tool for law enforcement to screen for drugged driving during traffic stops, according to Senate Bill 678. The bill would ...

Wisconsin extends the filing window for many sexual‑assault cases to 20 years and adds protections for survivors reporting assaults.

Gov. Tony Evers (D-WI) signed multiple bills into law Friday, including one that expands protection for victims of sexual violence and another that makes grooming a child ...

Prosecutors say Vicky Fesing was driving with a blood-alcohol level 2 or 3 times the legal limit.

Advocates warn AI court interpreters in Wisconsin could create dangerous mistranslations and legal risks as the bill moves through the Capitol.

Homeland Security officials contend they were on the precipice of a new model of violence prevention. But under Donald Trump, all that has been lost.

The Milwaukee Police Department solved a cold case identifying Thomas Schaffer, missing since 2005, and are now asking for help identifying a young woman found in the Milwaukee River in 1982.

OSHKOSH, Wis. (WBAY) — A University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh anthropology professor helped solve a cold case dating back to the 1950s, and his work is now featured in an episode of the national streaming ...

The informal task force is made up of Milwaukee police, a forensic anthropologist and a medical examiner staffer. They helped identify a two-decade-old case earlier this year.