A new phone application released from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation is meant to help people determine it they have had too much to drink and drive or if they are sober enough for the ride home.The new application named "Drive Sober" for smart phones is part of Zero in Wisconsin traffic safety campaign....

A report released this week showed nearly one in every three Americans still text while driving despite knowing the dangers involved and that the rate drivers in the United States using their mobile devices while driving was significantly higher than in many European countries.The study from the Centers for Disease Control showed thirty-one percent of drivers...

A new bill being considered in the Wisconsin general assembly may make it more difficult for those who get sick or die as a result of asbestos exposure through no fault of their own to be compensated for their injuries in a timely manner.The bill not only affect those with exposed to asbestos, but could...

A law that took effect last spring is leaving some injured by road hazards in Wisconsin with few options of recourse if they suffer injuries.According to news reports,  a Wisconsin man was driving down the highway near Madison when a ball of concrete approximately the size of a softball or approximately 4 inches thick...