Page 10 - Darrell Brook News Today

The State of Wisconsin has agreed to let Darrell Brooks represent himself at his trial. Brooks is charged with driving through the Waukesha Christmas Parade, killing six people.

In two days of hearings this week, attorneys argued about the role of interviews and a jail search in the case against Brooks.

Throw it out. That is what defense attorneys are asking a judge to do in the case against the accused Waukesha Christmas parade attacker. That is just one revelation detailed in new court documents.

Darrell Brooks has switched his plea from not guilty to not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect.

Earlier this week families of victims from the Waukesha Christmas Parade spoke in court about why they didn’t want to see suspect Darrell Brooks' trial delayed.

The court still needs to hear a motion regarding a change in venue, which Dorow said "could implicate when this trial is held."

The city administrator says they've seen an uptick in racist activity since parade suspect Darrell Brooks' arrest.

It has not been easy for the Milwaukee Dancing Grannies in the aftermath of the Waukesha parade tragedy. But they havent let those difficulties stop them.

The trial for Darrell Brooks Jr., the man accused of driving his SUV through the Waukesha Christmas Parade, is set for Oct. 3, but the venue is still to be determined.

Republicans in the state Senate advanced a proposal Tuesday that would let judges set higher bail amounts.