Kenosha County

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.

Kenosha County sheriff's deputies arrested two people on Monday, Jan. 30 following an incident on southbound I-94 near County Highway C. Dispatchers advised the vehicle was stolen out of Illinois.

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.

A multi-vehicle crash in Kenosha County near the state line shut down northbound I-41/94. Authorities said two people were hurt.

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.

A high-speed police chase ended with one person in handcuffs Wednesday, Jan 25, in Pleasant Prairie.

A forensic toxicologist and the detective who investigated Julie Jensen's death for years are expected to take the stand for Mark Jensen's defense on Thursday, Jan. 26.

The Kenosha County Sheriff's Department shared dash camera and body camera video of a police chase following a hit-and-run crash on Thursday.

A psychotherapist who saw Julie Jensen as a patient took the stand Wednesday morning, Jan. 25 for the defense in Mark Jensen's homicide retrial.

A Pleasant Prairie police squad was hit by an oncoming driver Wednesday morning, Jan. 25. Police released dashcam video showing the collision.

Prosecutors on Tuesday, Jan. 24 rested their case against a man being retried for allegedly poisoning and killing his wife more than two decades ago.

Prosecutors in the Mark Jensen murder trial in Kenosha say it is a jailhouse confession. The defense said do not trust everything you hear.

The new homicide trial for Mark Jensen, accused of killing his wife more than two decades ago, reached its ninth day of testimony Friday, Jan. 20.

Defense attorneys for a man getting a new trial after he was previously convicted of killing his wife more than 20 years ago will start the day cross-examining a detective who investigated the case.