Site Map March 31, 2016

Years / 2016 / March / 31

• Race for Milwaukee County executive: Chris Abele, Chris Larson answer questions from the public
• LA County sheriff speaks frankly about law enforcement and minority communities
• The importance of music: For children, singing serves a bigger purpose than just being fun
• Police: Video evidence does not support sexual assault allegations from Trump rally incident
• "Reach Out and Read Milwaukee:" Senator Leah Vukmir reads to children downtown
• Generous donation: North Shore Bank helps with revitalization of Milwaukee neighborhood
• FOX6 News gets sneak peek at new Fisher House for veterans ahead of ribbon cutting
• Northwestern Mutual shows assembly of glass exterior for new 32-story Tower and Commons
• Police: "Several people" fled vehicle after it struck home near 68th and Sheridan
• "It is extreme:" Woman beaten, bound and burned by boyfriend over missing handgun
• Surrogates campaign in Wisconsin for Clinton, Sanders as candidates move ahead to New York
• "There has to be some form of punishment:" GOP rivals respond to Trump's comments on abortion
• On "Cesar Chavez Day," life-size statue of labor, civil rights leader unveiled on Cesar Chavez Drive
• Getting ready for the big dance: Prom fashion ideas from Brookfield Square
• Need some creative ideas for your baby's nursery? We have some for you
• Recognize this man? City of Plymouth officials searching for St. Vincent de Paul burglar
• March 31
• Police: Candle sparks fire at apartment building on city's northwest side
• Man accused of drinking, smoking pot, speeding prior to crash that killed child pleads not guilty
• No foolin'! Krispy Kreme is giving away free doughnuts April 1
• Milwaukee police: Four shot, injured in three separate shooting incidents
• Woman sentenced to 10 years in prison for running away with 14-year-old boy for sex
• Donald Trump says win in WI April 5th would "absolutely cement" his status as party's nominee
• 300,000th concealed carry permit issued in WI; more than 19K applications processed this year
• Dogs with the most health issues
• Sure sign of spring: Turf is just about ready for major league baseball at Miller Park
• UWM Athletic Director Amanda Braun sits down with FOX6 to discuss backlash over firing of Rob Jeter
• Consumer Alert: Majority of advertisements about “mystery shopper” jobs are scams
• Milwaukee area couple sentenced in false federal tax return, identity theft fraud
• BBB urges vigilance following government settlement with cancer charities
• 14-month-old dies after dentist visit; friend says she was getting cavities filled
• GOP: Gov. Scott Walker appears in new campaign ad for Ted Cruz
• Donald Trump gets super PAC help in Wisconsin ahead of primary
• MPS graduate earns prestigious Fulbright award
• Wisconsin, federal flags lowered in honor of State Rep. Tamara Grigsby
• Search for armed robber: Suspect held up Delavan Speedway gas station
• Infamous April Fools' Day hoaxes through the years
• State-by-state breakdown shows where presidential money is coming from
• 'Thanks for keeping us safe': Police search for teen who wrote powerful note on napkin
• Taking shape: Skywalk expected to link new Bucks arena with parking structure
• Chéz Bob’s Café is open to the public, but you would never know it was there
• Are your kids too sick for school? The questions you should ask before making a decision
• Want to do crafts, but you're just not crafty? We've found the spot for you!
• Dad dies after rescuing children from electrified pool
• Concertgoers rejoice! Carrie Underwood to perform at the BMO Harris Bradley Center in October
• Turning cooking into entertainment: See what it takes to be a Hibachi chef at Shogun
• Strange baby faces popping up around Denver, creeping people out
• TMZ: Comedian Katt Williams is facing more legal trouble, but why?
• Feeling the luck of the Irish! See how to make Slow Cooker Guinness Beef Stew
• NASCAR driver busted in largest tobacco-smuggling ring in North American history
• Bill Clinton to campaign for Hillary Clinton in Wisconsin on April 1st
• John Hinckley Jr. may become the first person to shoot a president and walk free
• Tractor trailer advertising Trump gets stuck on bridge