
Andrew Amouzou
Andrew Amouzou (pronounced uh-MOO-zoo) joins the FOX6 News team as a reporter, excited to return to Milwaukee — the city where his journalism journey began.
Andrew most recently worked at the NBC affiliate in Green Bay (NBC26), where he covered a wide range of stories including Green Bay Packers coverage, NFL Draft reporting, court cases, crime, and exclusive community-driven features on local businesses.
In 2024, Andrew was named one of Wisconsin’s Top 40 Most Influential Black Leaders, recognizing both his journalistic work and his commitment to uplifting voices in the community.
A proud Marquette University graduate, Andrew held several leadership roles at the Marquette Wire, including MUTV Station Manager and Executive Director. He also served as the main anchor for a student sportscast that earned top honors from the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) Chicago/Midwest Emmy Chapter.
During college, Andrew co-founded the Advancement & Guidance for Journalists of Color (AGJC), a focus group designed to help students of color build networking connections in the journalism world.
He also received a number of accolades, including recognition from the Milwaukee Press Club and the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association, which awarded him the 2023 Student Leadership Award.
Now reporting on weekdays and weekends in Milwaukee, Andrew is thrilled to be telling stories in the city that helped shape his path.
Outside the newsroom, Andrew enjoys trying new recipes, working out at the gym, discovering new music, and attending community events.
If you have a story idea or news tip, Andrew would love to hear from you. Connect with him on Instagram, Facebook, X (links in the buttons above) or email at andrew.amouzou@fox.com.
The latest from Andrew Amouzou
Milwaukee "Hands Off Cuba" rally demands end to U.S. tariffs
Dozens of people gathered on Milwaukee's Upper East Side on Saturday, March 21, to demand "hands off Cuba."
Timothy Olson found guilty of kidnapping woman, other crimes
A Milwaukee County jury on Saturday found Timothy Olson, the man once dubbed the “Ripoff Romeo," guilty of kidnapping a woman at gunpoint.
We Energies power outages, Friday wind downs trees and power lines
Tens of thousands of We Energies customers across Wisconsin lost power due to Friday's damaging winds, and help is being called in from out of state.
Milwaukee police involved in 3 incidents in 24 hours; what we know
Milwaukee police officers were involved in three incidents involving suspects, two of which were deemed "critical," over a period of less than 24 hours.
Milwaukee police officer shoots, kills wanted suspect during chase
A Milwaukee police officer shot and killed a wanted suspect, who drove off from an attempted arrest with that officer holding onto the vehicle, on the city's south side Thursday, March 12.
Live Nation, Ticketmaster antitrust lawsuit; settlement reached
It is a move the Justice Department says will lower the cost of live entertainment. The feds have reached a settlement deal with Ticketmaster and its parent company, Live Nation.
Aurora Sinai Medical Center shooting, Milwaukee man charged
A Milwaukee man is accused of shooting Christopher Robinson Jr. and one other person inside the lobby at Aurora Sinai Medical Center on Monday.
Milwaukee Aurora Sinai shooting, wand screening not done properly
We’re getting new updates into the Aurora Sinai Medical Center shooting that left one man in critical condition. The attorney for the victim's family is calling the shooting “random and unprovoked."
Milwaukee Police Department facial covering policy change
The Milwaukee Common Council announced the Milwaukee Police Department will adopt an addition to its Uniform Standard Operating Procedure that explicitly prohibits the use of facial coverings.
Hurricane Melissa: Wisconsin family helps Jamaica, months of effort
A Wisconsin family, with help from their community, spent months working to help the people of Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa devastated the island.









