Justice

When a big crime story breaks, it’s not uncommon for people online to start doing detective work of their own. But when is internet sleuthing helpful and when does it do more harm than good?

Some activists and officials in Milwaukee are angered over plans from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to move its processing facility in the city.

A federal judge has denied a request to bar the Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa from barricading roads on its reservation after the tribe decided not to block them.

Madison saw an 8 percent decrease in violent crime last year, Police Chief Shon Barnes said.

Wisconsin Supreme Court justices questioned whether the state DNR should be forced to designate emerging contaminants like PFAS as hazardous substances before the agency is allowed to regulate them.

Domestic Abuse Intervention Services urges judges to show respect for victims of abuse and harassment and follow the law.

Gov. Tony Evers announced Tuesday he will direct $10 million in federal funding to a new statewide office dedicated to preventing violence, including gun violence.

The NFL Draft in Green Bay is expected to bring in tens of thousands of people in April. A travel management company in northeast Wisconsin is releasing materials to help travelers know the warning signs of human trafficking.

A Dane County judge will appoint a special prosecutor to investigate animal abuse allegations at a Blue Mounds dog breeding facility. 

Students at Abundant Life Christian School returned for classes at the private Madison school for the first time since a shooting there left three people dead.