Waukesha Parade Tragedy

• Gov. Evers orders flags lowered for Waukesha parade tragedy anniversary
• 'Knew we could perfect it:' Jackson-based company, part of Waukesha Christmas parade memorial construction, awaits unveiling next week
• Waukesha Parade Memorial at Grede Park nearly complete
• Waukesha dedicates parade memorial as community honors victims and survivors 2 years later
• Waukesha parade survivor returns to Main Street for 1st time as community prepares to honor victims
• Governor Evers orders flags at half-staff for Waukesha parade tragedy anniversary
• Memorials to honor those impacted by Waukesha Christmas parade tragedy
• Kids swing for the fences to support Jackson Sparks Foundation
• 'Nobody expects to get run down in a parade': Tyler Pudleiner, Waukesha parade survivor sits down with CBS 58
• 'It is important, if only symbolic': Judge Dorow orders Darrell Brooks to pay $500,000+ in restitution
• Clarendon Elementary School baseball field renamed 'Jackson Sparks Memorial Field'
• Brother and sister use birthday donations to buy K-9 Jackson life-saving vest
• Waukesha parade memorial fundraising on track to meet dedication timeline, city says
• WWE wrestler raising money for Waukesha Christmas parade fund in honor of Jackson Sparks
• CBS 58 Exclusive: Sparks family reflects after trial and parade
• Fundraiser for Waukesha Christmas parade memorials off to a slow start
• 'We are Waukesha Strong': Thousands attend 59th annual Christmas parade to celebrate holidays, show support
• 'This is Waukesha': Sunday marks 59th annual Christmas parade, large turnout expected
• 'A premier parade’: High-Wheel bicyclist prepares return to Waukesha's Christmas parade
• CBS 58 Exclusive: Jackson Sparks' 'Angelversary': Family reflects one year later
• 'Our lives have been forever changed': Waukesha commemorates parade tragedy, 1 year later
• 'Gone but never forgotten': Remembering victims of the Waukesha Christmas parade 1 year later
• Wisconsin and U.S. flags to fly half-staff to recognize Waukesha Christmas Parade tragedy
• 'Justice was served': Waukesha city leaders adjust focus from trial to healing ahead of 1-year anniversary of parade attack
• Closure for some, wounds remain open for others after sentencing in Waukesha parade attack
• Baldwin, Johnson honor Waukesha parade victims as one-year anniversary approaches
• Dancing Grannies ready to move forward as 1-year anniversary of Waukesha parade tragedy approaches
• Sentencing speakers set for Darrell Brooks
• Dancing Grannies prep for holiday season
• Dancing Grannies perform for medical staff that helped one of their own after Waukesha tragedy
• Waukesha leaders seek $1.5M in donations to complete Christmas parade memorials
• 'We will always be Grannie Strong!': Milwaukee Dancing Grannies respond to Brooks verdict
• Lighting up blue: After parade trial, Waukesha focuses on healing
• Wide range of emotions for families and community as parade verdict sinks in
• Jury finds Darrell Brooks guilty on all counts in Waukesha Christmas parade trial
• Jury released for night, deliberations to resume in Brooks trial Wednesday morning
• Defense rests in Waukesha parade trial as Darrell Brooks displays aggressive behavior
• Tense day in courtroom as week three of Darrell Brooks trial wraps up
• 'Get to the finish line': Criminal defense attorney weighs in on Darrell Brooks trial
• 'Two sides to every story': Darrell Brooks presents opening statement after prosecution rests case
• Jury sees SUV involved in Waukesha Christmas parade as trial continues
• 'How my story ends': Jurors hear from Waukesha Christmas parade suspect in first hours after arrest
• Waukesha Christmas parade trial continues into third week with witness testimony about suspect's arrest
• Darrell Brooks trial wraps up its second week with more witness testimony
• Court losing patience with Darrell Brooks' 'frivolous arguments' on day 9 of Waukesha Christmas Parade trial
• City of Waukesha to host remembrance ceremony in honor of Christmas parade victims, survivors
• Witnesses testify about first fatality, other injuries in Waukesha Christmas parade trial
• 'I apologize': Darrell Brooks pledges to behave heading into second week of trial, more witnesses testify
• What is a sovereign citizen and how is Darrell Brooks using that argument in his trial?
• 'Let's cut the crap': Jury selected in Darrell Brooks trial after second disruptive day
• 'Behind the eight ball': Darrell Brooks tells judge he's unprepared on day one of Waukesha Christmas Parade trial
• 'I can see the storm coming': Mother of Darrell Brooks shares her fears ahead of his homicide trial
• Waukesha Christmas parade trial begins Monday, Oct. 3
• Former Waukesha DA predicts Darrell Brooks trial will be chaotic, similar to James Oswald trial in 1995
• Waukesha Christmas parade suspect's mother expresses concerns in handwritten letter to judge
• Waukesha Christmas parade survivors 'mentally prepare' for trial amid developments in suspect's case
• Waukesha parade attack suspect wants to represent himself at trial
• Suspect in Waukesha Christmas parade attack set to stand trial on Oct. 3
• Waukesha Parade Memorial Commission selects 3 designs to become permanent memorials
• Waukesha nurse receives Health Care Hero Award for actions following parade tragedy
• Waukesha community hears final proposals for permanent parade memorials
• Jackson Sparks honored at Governor's Mansion in Madison with 'Gift of Life' ceremony
• Darrell Brooks, suspect in Waukesha Parade attack, leaves court early after outburst
• Waukesha approves Jackson Sparks memorial field, despite opposition from neighbors to lights & sound system
• Waukesha County Sheriff's Department introduces K9 named after Jackson Sparks
• Brewers fly Waukesha Christmas parade survivor to game in Pittsburgh
• Darrell Brooks seeks change of lawyer for Milwaukee County domestic violence, witness intimidation cases
• 6 designs for Waukesha parade memorial made public
• Jackson Sparks Foundation hosts home run derby competition in honor of 8-year-old
• What helped the Sparks family get through? The community and The Jackson Sparks Foundation
• The Sparks family: How they're doing now, 7 months after Waukesha parade tragedy
• 8 months later, member of Milwaukee Dancing Grannies reflects over Highland Park shooting
• Family opens up for the 1st time about Jackson Sparks, boy killed in Waukesha parade tragedy
• Darrell Brooks agrees to comply with court-ordered NGI evaluations
• Lawyers for Darrell Brooks say he can't get a fair trial in Waukesha County, want venue change
• Bench at baseball diamond unveiled in memory of Jackson Sparks
• Waukesha to create parade memorial designs for Christmas parade victims
• Waukesha parade tragedy healthcare workers get special visit from Brewers team
• Tucker Sparks, brother of victim in Waukesha parade tragedy, throws out first pitch in Brewers home opener
• Two Waukesha South baseball players make first appearance since tragic Waukesha Christmas parade
• Jackson Sparks' older brother, Tucker, will throw first pitch at Brewers home opener
• 'Waukesha Strong' mural planned for business along riverfront
• Waukesha judge denies request to reschedule Darrell Brooks trial
• Waukesha to make memorial for fallen parade victims permanent
• Darrell Brooks back in court, man charged in Waukesha Christmas parade tragedy
• 'You're a miracle, Jess': Waukesha parade victim, 11, dances just weeks after walking again
• 'I am so happy': Waukesha parade victim leaves rehab center after 4 months of recovery
• Waukesha parade victim dances for first time since being critically injured
• More than $6.2 million raised for Waukesha Christmas Parade victims, money being dispersed
• Judge sets October trial for Darrell Brooks, man accused in Waukesha parade tragedy
• Dancing Grannies prepare for first big parade since Waukesha tragedy
• Wisconsin DOJ awarded $150K for local law enforcement's response to Waukesha parade attack
• 'There's days when we need to cry': Dancer injured in Waukesha parade walks on her own, continues to recover
• Deadline to apply for Waukesha parade tragedy fund nears
• Darrell Brooks, man accused of killing 6 in Waukesha parade, pleads not guilty to all charges
• Waukesha Parade Commission will hold public input hearings to decide how to memorialize victims
• Wisconsin lawmakers introduce bipartisan resolution to honor victims, heroes of Waukesha parade tragedy
• Children's Wisconsin: Last patient returns home following Waukesha parade attack
• Darrell Brooks, suspect accused in Waukesha Christmas parade attack, will stand trial
• 'A sense of peace': Waukesha Historical Museum works to preserve items from Christmas Parade tragedy