James Stratton

2 weeks ago | wisn.com | James Stratton

FOLLOWING FOR ALMOST TWO YEARS. FEDERAL AUTHORITIES ARRESTED TWO MEN CHARGED WITH BLINKING THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OUT OF MILLIONS, ALL ON BEHALF OF SENIORS FOR COVID 19 TESTS. NO ONE WANTED OR EVEN RECEIVED, INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER JAMES STRATTON. WITH THE COST TO TAXPAYERS. THE STOREFRONTS WERE EMPTY WHEN WE KNOCKED IN SEPTEMBER 2020, THREE NEW TENANTS MOVED IN. DID YOU HAVE ANY SORT OF CONNECTION TO THEM? NO, NO. NOW, 20 MONTHS LATER, THE FEDS SAY SYED HUSSAIN AND SYED MURTUZA OPENED THIS LAB.

2 weeks ago | wisn.com | James Stratton

Federal authorities indicted two men for attempting to smuggle U.S. defense equipment, including missiles, air defense radar, and drones, to China while allegedly working with a person in Wisconsin. Prosecutors claim John Miller and Cui Guanghai worked with someone in eastern Wisconsin for a year and a half to try to get U.S. defense equipment to China so the Chinese government could "reverse engineer" the technology.

2 weeks ago | news8000.com | James Stratton

MADISON, Wisconsin (WISN) -- In the months leading up to a school shooting in Madison last December, 15-year-old Natalie Rupnow was openly discussing an attack online, according to court records, before she killed teacher Erin West, student Rubi Vergara, and then turned the gun on herself at Abundant Life Christian School. Police rushed to Abundant Life Christian School last December, responding to yet another tragedy striking a place of learning.

2 weeks ago | wisn.com | James Stratton

In the months leading up to a school shooting in Madison last December, 15-year-old Natalie Rupnow was openly discussing an attack online, according to court records, before she killed teacher Erin West, student Rubi Vergara, and then turned the gun on herself at Abundant Life Christian School. Police rushed to Abundant Life Christian School last December, responding to yet another tragedy striking a place of learning.

2 weeks ago | wisn.com | James Stratton

Newly unsealed search warrants have revealed potential drug use and mental health issues surrounding Isaiah Stott before a deadly police shooting on Milwaukee's Near West Side earlier this year. Stott, 24, died in a shootout with Milwaukee police, which also seriously injured officer Daniel Gonzales on Feb. 12 near 35th Street and Wisconsin Avenue in Milwaukee. Police are investigating his cellphone and social media for clues about what led to the shooting.