Public Safety

Gov. Tony Evers Vetoes Uber Drivers, Parole Violation Bills

Gov. Tony Evers Vetoes Uber Drivers, Parole Violation Bills

Governor vetoed 5 bills Friday afternoon and signed 17 others, including several related to health care and policing.

Mayor Touts Changes To Address Water Street Violence

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Mobile booking facility, drones and more.

Maxwell Anderson Gets Life Sentence for Murdering Sade Robinson

Maxwell Anderson Gets Life Sentence for Murdering Sade Robinson

Anderson killed and dismembered 19-year-old Milwaukee woman.

Trump’s FCC Helps Out Private Prison Telecom Companies

Trump’s FCC Helps Out Private Prison Telecom Companies

Commission rolls back rules capping rates for phone and video calls for inmates.

More Wisconsin Sheriffs Sign-Up To Cooperate With ICE

More Wisconsin Sheriffs Sign-Up To Cooperate With ICE

Participation in controversial 287(g) program nearly doubles.

City Hall: Police Want To Shutter Downtown Nightclub
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Investigations link 25% of recent downtown violence to just one club.

ACLU Report Shows Growth In Immigration Detentions

ACLU Report Shows Growth In Immigration Detentions

More than 1,000 detained this year, sheriffs in 12 counties now helping effort.

SE Wisconsin Lutheran Synod Joins Suit Against ICE Agents in Churches

SE Wisconsin Lutheran Synod Joins Suit Against ICE Agents in Churches

U.S. Dept of Homeland Security says criminals 'hide in schools and churches.'

City Hall: Alders Support Sprinkler Subsidies
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Retrofitting old buildings is costly, but 'you can't put a price on' saving lives.

Feds Call Dugan’s Legal Arguments ‘Amorphous’

Feds Call Dugan’s Legal Arguments ‘Amorphous’

Not to mention 'gerrymandered.' Prosecutors blast Dugan's immunity claim.

Some Progress for Wisconsin Books to Prisoners Group

Some Progress for Wisconsin Books to Prisoners Group

State corrections officials okay second pilot program to get books to inmates.

Why Are Black Women More Likely to be Murdered?

Why Are Black Women More Likely to be Murdered?

Numbers are shocking. Wisconsin bill would create task force to study issue.