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As Wisconsin loses hundreds of emergency medical services workers, one private ambulance is paying people to take a class to become certified as an EMT.

James Stratton is a nationally recognized investigative reporter and anchor with a history of storytelling that leads to change. While reporting in Des Moines, James changed state law, exposed an EMS system where people were dialing 911 and dying without receiving an ambulance and uncovered the largest puppy mill bust in state history.

After 12 News Investigates shared stories of a COVID-19 Medicare billing scheme last week, more than a dozen more have called or emailed with the same issue. Sen. Johnson says Congress should investigate.

Alfred Hitchcock was almost the first director to bring a James Bond film to the big screen, but his version of Thunderball was never made.

Protesting losing their gym time, inmates barricaded themselves inside a library inside the Milwaukee County Jail. 27 are now charged and four officers were hurt in the incident.

Retirees are getting COVID-19 test kits they never requested. Medicare pays the company, and taxpayers are now on the hook.

Roughly five weeks after Travis King, a soldier from Racine, ran across the border into North Korea, a former UN ambassador is working to help him make it back home safely.

Jacob Blake, who was shot in the back by a Kenosha police officer, files a new lawsuit against the city, the police officers involved and the former chief.

Democratic National Committee members in Milwaukee ahead of GOP debate.

An illegal modification to pistols is sending more bullets — faster — across Milwaukee city streets.