Aaron Maybin
Aaron Maybin anchors FOX6 Weekend WakeUp and reports for FOX6 News during the week. He is a proud Milwaukee County native who covers breaking, feature, and general assignment stories.
Aaron came to FOX6 in 2018 and has reported on the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccine rollout, and protests following the death of George Floyd. He played an integral part in covering the homicide trial of Kyle Rittenhouse and the Waukesha Christmas parade tragedy.
His in-depth field reporting has earned him 10 Emmy nominations. In 2021 and 2022, the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association awarded Aaron with Best Live On-Scene Reporting.
Prior to joining FOX6 News, Aaron worked for WCSC-TV in Charleston, South Carolina where he was a reporter and fill-in anchor. While there, he followed major stories, including the federal trial of Emanuel AME Church shooter Dylann Roof, Hurricanes Irma and Matthew, and South Carolina's "1000-year" flood. He also interviewed first lady Jill Biden.
Aaron attended Oak Creek high school before earning a B.A. in journalism from Marquette University.
Aaron loves giving back by helping student journalists get their foot in the door. He served as a member of Marquette University's Board for Student Media. In his free time, you can find Aaron speaking at local schools, volunteering, running, and enjoying the outdoors.
Aaron is a member of the National Association of Black Journalists and served as a board member for the Wisconsin Black Media Association. He is involved in Marquette University's mentor program.
The latest from Aaron Maybin
Rufus King senior attains perfect GPA, highest possible ACT score
June marks the end of high school for thousands of graduating seniors. It’ll be extra special for the family of a Rufus King High School student – their oldest will be valedictorian.
Milwaukee Highland Court apartments fire, investigation ongoing
Milwaukee Fire Chief Aaron Lipski on Tuesday said they still can't rule anything out when it comes to the fire at Highland Court Apartments.
Milwaukee fatal apartment fire; state fire marshal, ATF involved
Milwaukee police with help from the Wisconsin Department of Criminal Investigations and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives are investigating a fatal fire that occurred on May 11.
Fredonia standoff: Neighbor talks to FOX6 about tactical situation
Ashley Fullerton, who lives in the area of the ongoing tactical situation in Fredonia, joined FOX6's Aaron Maybin during WakeUp on Saturday, May 10.
Fatal shooting by Ohio police during RNC; officers cleared of wrongdoing
The Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office announced five Ohio police officers have been cleared of any wrongdoing after they fatally shot a man with a knife while in Milwaukee for the 2024 Republican National Convention.
MPS lead exposure; Westside Academy students, teachers relocated
Starting a new school near the end of the school year is tough for any student. But on Monday morning, May 5, kids and teachers at Westside Academy will have no choice.
Milwaukee lead screening clinic for MPS students on Wednesday
The Milwaukee Health Department will hold a large lead screening clinic on Wednesday, May 7, 2025.
MPS lead exposure; expert talks cleaning as 2 more schools to close
As there is a push for answers about lead dangers in Milwaukee Public Schools, a health expert weighs in on the process.
MPS lead plan: Milwaukee parents seek transparency, efforts continue
Milwaukee Public Schools will close two more schools in May as the district and health leaders continue to battle an ongoing lead crisis.
Milwaukee Public Schools lead exposure; 2 more schools to close in May
Milwaukee Public Schools on Monday, April 28 released its lead action plan as it deals with an ongoing lead crisis. The district announced it will close two more MPS schools in May.