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Records show a longtime Chicago alderman facing corruption charges is no longer a partner at a law firm that’s central to a federal criminal case against him.

Madison police investigating the city's first homicide of the year say they cannot discount a continued threat to the public.

Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Dan Kelly has been ticketed for failing to stop at a stop sign after the car he was driving slammed into a van, sending two people to the hospital.

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A man who pushed for Minnesota's hands-free driving law says he wants to take his fight to Wisconsin.

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The Bois Forte Band of Chippewa needed a larger courthouse.

The Supreme Court says Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has completed radiation therapy for a tumor on her pancreas and there is no evidence of the disease remaining.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court has revoked the license of a Milwaukee lawyer who, according to a court-appointed referee, treated his clients like a “cash cow.”

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A panel of federal judges has ruled that Democrats who challenged Republican-drawn political boundary maps do not have to pay attorneys' fees and costs the GOP incurred in defending the maps against a gerrymandering lawsuit.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court is scheduled to release opinions on Friday in two lawyer-discipline cases.

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Gov. Tony Evers says Republican concerns over a pair of gun-control bills he's pushing are "BS" and he's thinking of forcing lawmakers into a special session to take up the proposals.

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A Wisconsin man accused of killing his wife 13 years ago has been extradited to Missouri to stand trial.

The Wisconsin Claims Board is schedled to hear a former prison inmate's demand for nearly $6 million in compensation.

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A staff member at a Green Bay high school is accused of sexually assaulting a male student.

A Maine lawyer is faced with the suspension of his Wisconsin law license as a reciprocal disciplinary measure for failing to report professional misconduct in Maine.

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A Wisconsin man is accused of threatening to open fire at a Menards distribution center.

A judge has ordered a Wisconsin woman to spend at least nine months in jail for harming her baby in a hospital.

A state appeals court says a Darien man was properly convicted of threatening police on Facebook.

Gov. Tony Evers' pick to head the Wisconsin Department of Health Services has won approval from a Republican-controlled legislative committee.

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A bipartisan proposal designed to help Wisconsin's fledgling hemp industry has been modified to appease law-enforcement officials.

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If drywall and flooring could talk, it'd probably have a dark story to tell about Wisconsin's ongoing construction boom.

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A man charged with tampering with a vehicle owned by two missing Wisconsin brothers is facing new charges in Kansas.

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Two Republican legislators introduced legislation Tuesday that would combat elder abuse by increasing criminal penalties and allowing financial advisers and bankers to delay seniors' questionable transactions.

The University of Wisconsin-Madison has reinstated expelled wide receiver Quintez Cephus following an acquittal on a sexual assault charge.

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Wisconsin police have identified the man who was fatally shot by an officer after he allegedly attacked the officer.

A man who spent 25 years in prison in connection with a 1992 homicide wants the state to pay him nearly $6 million, according to documents filed with the Wisconsin Claims Board.

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MILWAUKEE (AP) — The Grafton School District is asking a federal court to overturn a decision by a state administrative law judge that forced it to pay $78,000 a year in tuition, plus expenses, to send a student to a ...

A Fond du Lac man has pleaded guilty in a grisly homicide, and prosecutors are seeking a sentence of life without parole.

Kenosha police have arrested two adults in the death of an infant who had been missing since late July.

Life expectancy in Wisconsin has dropped for two years in a row, a decline driven by increased deaths from alcohol abuse and opioids, a report released Monday from the nonpartisan Wisconsin Policy Forum found.