Everest Metropolitan Police Chief Clay Schulz told 7 Investigates that 44 people have made complaints against a hair salon in Schofield since January. The investigation is ongoing.
The Wausau investment agent and broker who was barred from the industry last year is now facing felony criminal charges in federal court, a day after the Securities and Exchange Commission filed its own set of charges against Tony Liddle for violating its laws.
A broker and investment agent in Wausau who was barred from the industry last year is now facing charges the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filed Tuesday.
On Thursday, the Adams County Sheriff’s Office conducted a search warrant in the 3600 block of 11th Ln. in the Town of Dell Prairie with nine individuals located in the home.
On Dec. 14, the School District of Rhinelander contacted the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office reporting vandalism at Central School in the City of Rhinelander.
A federal grand jury in Milwaukee charged fifteen people Tuesday with offenses related to a drug trafficking organization that obtained kilogram quantities of fentanyl, heroin, methamphetamine, cocaine, and marijuana from California for distribution in the Milwaukee, St. Paul, Minneapolis, and Chicago areas.
According to Milwaukee news station WISN 12, they have confirmed through their local law enforcement officials and USPS that a postal worker was shot and killed in Milwaukee near 65th Street and Lancaster Avenue.
Gregory Haanstad, United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Wisconsin, announced today that Jovante Champion, 31, of Milwaukee, was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison followed by 5 years probation.
The 36-year-old man from Rhinelander accused of attempting to meet young girls online for sex was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison after being convicted of soliciting a 13-year-old Illinois girl on the MeetMe social media site.
Religious spaces are often considered sanctuaries, safe places where people can spiritually learn, grow, and heal. For some who have experienced abuse within the congregation, its members, or leaders, that sanctuary can become a recurring source of trauma.
After five years of being on paid administrative leave, the Taylor County Sheriff asked in a letter for demoted deputy, Steve Bowers, who is charged with misconduct in office, to come back to duty.
The Wood County Sheriff’s Department said a 36-year-old woman and a 41-year-old man are facing new drug charges less than a week after they were arrested on meth-related charges.
Classes across north-central Wisconsin went on safely Friday, but schools, law enforcement, and parents had an extra headache due to a blanket threat to schools nationally posted on TikTok.
As details unfold in the deadly incident during the Waukesha parade where a man barreled down the street killing at least six people and hurting more than 40 others, advocates of domestic violence survivors are continuing to point to research showing a link between those crimes and mass violence.
The most recent data shows Wisconsin had about 100 cases of human trafficking in 2019, but that is just what law enforcement knew about and categorized as such.
The prosecution was focused on showing the defendant’s inconsistencies over time as it brought its final witness in the murder trial of Cindy Schulz-Juedes.
On the fifth day of the murder trial in Marathon County for Cindy Schulz-Juedes, experts confirmed, clarified, and explained evidence collected at the scene and documents that are part of the record. That included going over what guns were found in the Jedes’ home.
There are three elements needed for law enforcement to issue an Amber Alert and Wisconsin Rapids Police say they did not have all of those elements until the day after the child was taken.
The FBI’s Internet Crime Report found there was a 69% increase in reports of cybercrimes last year compared to 2019. That includes more than 791,790 complaints with more than $4.1 billion in reported losses nationally. Of those totals, Wisconsin had 8,308 victims with $36,081,681 in reported losses, not necessarily including lost wages or production.
Got hacked? There is insurance for that. Having coverage is one recommendation a central Wis. cybersecurity company in Rib Mountain gives as industries and individuals around the world increasingly see ransomware attacks.
From food to energy, cyberattacks, specifically ransomware attacks, are hitting all kinds of industries critical to the country’s infrastructure and it is happening in central Wisconsin too.
Mark Scoville and Catherine Ottinger were arrested Wednesday between Fairchild and Stanley by Eau Claire County Sheriff’s deputies with the help of the Chippewa County Sheriff’s Office. Their arrests culminate a three-year investigation.
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