Darrell Brooks

Darrell Brooks, the man accused in the Waukesha Christmas Parade attack, withdrew his insanity plea in the case Friday, Sept. 9.

An outburst in court got Darrell Brooks, the man accused in the Waukesha Christmas Parade attack, thrown out of court on Friday, Aug. 26.

Darrell Brooks, the man accused in the Waukesha Christmas Parade attack, had six charges against him dropped Thursday ahead of his October trial. He now faces 77 total counts, down from 83.

Throw it out. That is what defense attorneys are asking a judge to do in the case against the accused Waukesha Christmas parade attacker. That is just one revelation detailed in new court documents.

Darrell Brooks was expected to change his plea Thursday after reaching an agreement with prosecutors in three open felony cases in Milwaukee county, but that didn't happen.

Darrell Brooks, the man accused in the Waukesha Christmas Parade attack, was back in court Tuesday, June 28 for a motion hearing.

Former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Janine Geske joins Open Record to talk about Darrell Brooks' insanity defense.

Waukesha County Judge Jennifer Dorow denied a change of venue motion for Darrell Brooks, the man accused in the Waukesha parade attack. That means his trial will occur in Waukesha County. The jury will be sequestered during the day but allowed to return each night.

In the case of Waukesha parade attack suspect Darrell Brooks, jury questionnaires are back. His lawyers say he cannot get a fair trial in Waukesha County.

FOX6's Stephanie Grady sat down one-on-one with District Attorney John Chisholm to talk about the status of Milwaukee from his perspective as a prosecutor.

The Memorial Day Parade Monday was Waukesha's first parade since November's Christmas Parade attack and featured $800,000 worth of barriers at all major intersections, aimed at preventing another tragedy.