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It’s common knowledge that alcohol and certain prescription medications are not supposed to be mixed — particularly if you’re planning to drive. Prescription drugs for pain, anxiety and depression typically have alcohol-related warnings on the bottles, as well as warnings…

In 2017 — the most recent year with available data — there were 916 opioid-related overdose deaths in Wisconsin. In 2016, Wisconsin saw 865 opioid-related overdose deaths. The opioid crisis continues to affect families throughout the state. People with addiction…

Wisconsin has a reputation as a state where beer flows freely. While that may be true in one sense, the reality is that law enforcement in Wisconsin is cracking down on drunk driving. There are heavy penalties for operating a…

If you’re facing a criminal charge, you undoubtedly want to put the matter behind you as soon as possible. For many people, that means taking a plea deal rather than going to trial. But before you plead guilty to a…

Most adults in Wisconsin have heard about the opioid epidemic that’s gripping the United States. Over-prescription of painkillers, ease of access and high potential for addiction are just some of the contributing factors. However, right alongside opioid addiction is another…

The opioid epidemic in the United States is a known crisis. Perhaps you’ve experienced addiction firsthand, or know someone who has. If so, you’re not alone. Opioid use has skyrocketed in Wisconsin and is now a leading cause of death…

People throughout Wisconsin have been there — they had one too many drinks and need to drive home. Getting behind the wheel while intoxicated can lead to serious consequences, but you should know that if you find yourself in this…

At a time when many states are legalizing marijuana or adopting laws that are more lenient when it comes to marijuana-related drug offenses, Wisconsin continues to enforce harsh laws and penalties around marijuana. Possession of any amount is considered a…

A bill that would increase penalties for repeat OWI offenses is receiving major support from Wisconsin lawmakers. The bill was passed unanimously in the state Senate in November, and police organizations have also voiced their support for the measure. In…