The order, issued in a U.S. Department of Transportation memo late last week, calls on the department to "give preference to communities with marriage and birth rates higher than the national average.

From the streets of Green Bay just a few weeks ago, to the hands of skilled chemists this month, before DEA agents can win the war on drugs, first, they need to know what they’re fighting.

The caseload is piling up and a new administration in Washington means fresh demands for federal prosecutors here in Chicago ...

Times are changing in the fight against fentanyl. Wisconsin used to be a destination state for illicit drugs, but lately, the state's starting to also be a primary transit state for ...

President Donald Trump signed at least 10 immigration-related orders as he looks to carry out his campaign promise of mass ...