Kenosha

Was Julie Jensen's death more than two decades ago a homicide or a suicide? That is now up for a jury of 12 people to decide in the Mark Jensen retrial.

Fire tore through the St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church offices in Kenosha on Tuesday morning, Jan. 31.

The defense rested its case on Monday, Jan. 30 in the retrial of a man previously convicted of killing his wife more than two decades ago.

Esmond King of Milwaukee was sentenced on Friday, Jan. 27 to five years in federal prison for a Kenosha arson from September 2021.

Robert Badillo, 86, of Kenosha, reported missing Saturday night, was found safe on Sunday.

In the new homicide trial for Mark Jensen, a forensic pathologist testified that his wife likely died from complications of antifreeze poisoning – and that it is possible she killed herself.