Public Safety

Chief Judge Questioned About ICE Policy, Texts, Emails in Dugan Trial

Chief Judge Questioned About ICE Policy, Texts, Emails in Dugan Trial

Prosecution attempts to use his testimony to show Dugan disobeyed courthouse rules.

Bill to Examine Disappearance, Murders of Black Women Gets Public Hearing

Bill to Examine Disappearance, Murders of Black Women Gets Public Hearing

Bill has two Republican co-sponsors. Senate never voted on last effort.

Fellow Judge Testifies in Dugan Case

Fellow Judge Testifies in Dugan Case

Circuit Court Judge Kristela Cervera helps support federal criminal case against Judge Hannah Dugan.

Key Questions in Dugan Trial Take Shape on First Day

Key Questions in Dugan Trial Take Shape on First Day

Was judge acting suspiciously, or doing her best under difficult circumstances?

After Pioneering Work Release for Prisoners, Wisconsin Goes Backwards

After Pioneering Work Release for Prisoners, Wisconsin Goes Backwards

Today, corrections officials don't even know how many prisoners have such jobs.

MKE County: Legal Filing Describes ‘Horrid Living Conditions’ at County Jail
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ACLU, Legal Aid Society ask court to hold Milwaukee County in contempt for jail conditions.

Jury Selected for Dugan Trial

Jury Selected for Dugan Trial

Majority of jury selection conducted in private. Jurors asked about potential bias, prejudice.

‘Sextortion’ Now A Crime in Wisconsin

‘Sextortion’ Now A Crime in Wisconsin

Gov. Evers signs several bills into law.

MKE County: Public Concerned About Sheriff’s Use Of Surveillance Technology
MKE County

Public Concerned About Sheriff’s Use Of Surveillance Technology

Sheriff wants facial recognition technology. Will it indirectly help ICE?

Evers Signs ‘Bradyn’s Law’ to Fight Sextortion of Teens

Evers Signs ‘Bradyn’s Law’ to Fight Sextortion of Teens

Bipartisan law makes sexual extortion a felony; tougher penalties if it leads to suicide.

When Safety Building Is Razed, Where Will Criminal Cases Be Heard?

When Safety Building Is Razed, Where Will Criminal Cases Be Heard?

It's all in the county's plan. And will the sheriff's office get a shooting range?

New State Program Will Hand Out $10 Million for Violence Prevention

New State Program Will Hand Out $10 Million for Violence Prevention

Evers directing $10 million in federal funds to local governments, schools, nonprofits.