First week of Nicolae Miu's Apple River stabbing trial ends with testimony from his friends, coworkers
The first week of Nicolae Miu's Apple River stabbing trial has come to an end.
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The first week of Nicolae Miu's Apple River stabbing trial has come to an end.
The prosecution in the Nicolae Miu Apple River stabbing trial showed new body camera footage Thursday morning, including the moments of Miu's arrest.
Day four of Nicolae Miu's trial for the deadly stabbing on the Apple River in Wisconsin has concluded.
The attorney for a worker burned in a 2022 explosion during renovation work on the University of Wisconsin's Camp Randall Stadium says his client has settled a lawsuit against the project's general contractor for $22 million.
A trial is underway in western Wisconsin for Nicolae Miu, a 54-year-old man accused of stabbing four people and killing a teenager in July of 2022 on the Apple River.
Nicolae Miu, the man accused of killing a teen and stabbing four others on the Apple River in July 2022, is being represented by attorneys Corey Chirafisi and Aaron Nelson.
Wisconsin voters plowed through a snowstorm to cast their primary ballots Tuesday evening. Notably, a sizable amount of them chose not to vote for either presumptive presidential candidate.
Day three of the trial for the deadly stabbing on the Apple River in Wisconsin has wrapped up Wednesday in Wisconsin.
Evers vetoed a bill passed by the Republican-controlled Legislature that would have banned high school transgender athletes from competing on teams that align with their gender identity. Republicans don't have the votes needed to override the veto.
Day two of the trial for the deadly stabbing on the Apple River in Wisconsin was held Tuesday morning.
The trial for a 54-year-old Prior Lake man accused of killing a teen and stabbing four others on the Apple River in Wisconsin nearly two years ago began on Monday.
Wisconsin's presidential primary this Tuesday will clear the way for a general election campaign that Democrats see as an opportunity unlike any in recent state history.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Tuesday let stand a lower court ruling that declared some delivery drivers for Amazon were employees as the state argued, not independent contractors as the online retail giant contended.
Carlos Medina, 30, of El Paso, Texas, told coworkers he was getting cold but continued to work. His coworkers believe he may have entered a hypothermic state, losing hand mobility and strength a short time later.
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers has signed bipartisan bills designed to create a statewide electric vehicles charging network.
