GREEN LAKE – Ryan Borgwardt might not face significant jail time — if any at all — if he returns home. If federal charges are ...

The "missing kayaker" who staged his death in Green Lake, Wisconsin, has no intention of returning home or giving up his ...

On Thursday, Wisconsin authorities said they have been in contact with missing kayaker Ryan Borgwardt, but don't exactly know ...

Ryan Borgwardt, 45, pictured (left) in a still from a video sent to the Green Lake County Sheriff’s Office on November 11 ...

The Green Lake County Sheriff's Office on Thursday announced it has made contact with Ryan Borgwardt, the kayaker initially ...

Green Lake County Sheriff’s Office will hold a press conference Thursday morning to provide updates on 'missing kayaker' Ryan ...

Authorities are making near daily communication with Borgwardt, though they don't know his exact location and he hasn't yet ...

GREEN LAKE, Wis. — Ryan Borgwardt, a kayaker from Wisconsin accused of faking his own death and fleeing the country, might not face significant jail time if he returns home, experts say.

GREEN LAKE – Authorities have confirmed Ryan Borgwardt is alive and well. His location is another matter. Law enforcement revealed at a press conference Thursday they've been in daily contact ...

Podoll said the "great news" is that Ryan Borgwardt, a Watertown resident and married father of three, is "alive and well." Borgwardt filmed a video of himself in what he called "his apartment ...

Ryan Borgwardt, the husband and father of three who authorities said faked his own death at a Wisconsin lake and fled the country, is speaking to police but isn't revealing where he is ...