Cary Docter
Cary was hired in February 1991 as a part-time, weekend assignment editor at then-TV6 – while in his last semester at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. After a roughly ten-month crash course in broadcast journalism as an assignment editor and later a video editor, Cary was promoted to newscast producer.
Cary produced newscasts – from the first version of FOX6 WakeUp and the FOX6 Weekend WakeUp News through to the 10 p.m. news – and worked with some of the talent in southeast Wisconsin.
In 2006, an opportunity to lead a new digital team for FOX6 arose. Cary has been the leader of that team ever since.
The latest from Cary Docter
Milwaukee Flood Mitigation Task Force; plan for flooding safety work
Leaders in metropolitan Milwaukee announced on Friday, April 17, the formation of a Flood Mitigation Task Force, which would plan for both short-term and long-term flooding safety work.
Kenosha Water Utility: Diluted wastewater discharged into sewer system
The Kenosha Water Utility announced on Friday, April 17, that it discharged diluted wastewater into the storm sewer system and ultimately into Lake Michigan.
Wisconsin severe weather; State of emergency declared by Gov. Evers
Gov. Tony Evers signed an executive order declaring a state of emergency as communities across the state recover from severe storms, power outages, record rainfall, and flooding.
Hartford house fire on McKinley Avenue; residents got out safely
Hartford fire & Rescue officials are trying to determine the cause of a fire at a home on McKinley Avenue on Tuesday evening, April 14.
2026 Chill on the Hill schedule; 21st season set to kick off June 9
The Bay View Neighborhood Association (BVNA) and Milwaukee County Parks announced on Wednesday, April 15, the lineup for the 21st Season of Chill on the Hill at the Humboldt Park Band Chalet.
Milwaukee's Deer District hosts free 2026 Summer Concert Series
You can look forward to another free concert series in Milwaukee this summer!
$1 million winning Crossword scratch ticket sold in Sheboygan
Sheboygan has a new millionaire! Jermie Nelson hit it big when he recently bought a $1,000,000 Crossword scratch ticket at Loves Travel Stop in the city. He scratched the top prize – $1 million.
Fort Atkinson house fire; firefighter injured during operation
A Fort Atkinson firefighter was injured during an effort to extinguish a house fire on Jackson Street early on Tuesday, April 14.
Milwaukee celebrates 414 Day with 7th annual flag drop at City Hall
It is Tuesday, April 14, otherwise known as 414 Day in the City of Milwaukee – because it's the fourth month and 14th day.
I-41 rehab project in Milwaukee County; long-term traffic impacts
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation alerted motorists on Tuesday, April 14, of upcoming long-term traffic impacts associated with the ongoing I-41 rehabilitation project in Milwaukee County.