Investment scheme, Milwaukee man sentenced owes $2.7M

Investigators say a Milwaukee man used his community and culture to swindle people out of millions of dollars. Now, he is headed to prison.

Milwaukee U-Haul fires: Possible causes in investigation reports

Milwaukee Fire Department investigation reports reveal new details about the likely causes of two fires that happened at a U-Haul storage facility.

Milwaukee Weather: Few sprinkles tonight, great weekend ahead

A few sprinkles or a light rain shower will be possible overnight and Friday morning, then decreasing clouds.

Milwaukee native competes on FOX's "Hell's Kitchen"
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Dylan Duffy, a native of Milwaukee's Bay View neighborhood, is one of 18 contestants in season 25 of Hell's Kitchen on FOX. The season kicks off on Thursday, Sept. 24. Duffy joined FOX6 NOW to talk about the show, his experience and what's ahead.

Milwaukee police shooting video released, MPA president responds
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The Milwaukee Police Department on Wednesday released footage from the fatal officer-involved shooting that happened near 37th and Wright. Milwaukee Police Association President Alex Ayala spoke with FOX6 about what the video shows.

Milwaukee apartments evacuated; electrical, fire alarm safety issues
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Dozens of residents had to be evacuated from two apartment buildings in Milwaukee on Wednesday, Sept. 23, due to issues with the electrical system and fire alarm system.

Milwaukee apartments evacuated; electrical, fire alarm safety issues

Dozens of residents had to be evacuated from two apartment buildings in Milwaukee on Wednesday due to issues with the electrical system and fire alarm system.

Milwaukee 911 delay: Victim's attorney says problems 'systemic'
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The attorney representing a 99-year-old Milwaukee woman, who was beaten in her own home in July, is demanding accountability and pointed to "systemic" problems with how the city classifies 911 calls.

Bodycam video: Milwaukee police shooting near 37th and Wright
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The Milwaukee Police Department on Wednesday released footage from the fatal officer-involved shooting that happened near 37th and Wright.

Milwaukee police shooting video released, B'Ivory LaMarr responds
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The Milwaukee Police Department on Wednesday released footage from the fatal officer-involved shooting that happened near 37th and Wright. Attorney B'Ivory LaMarr, who's representing the family of the person who was shot and killed, Printis Smith, spoke to FOX6 shortly after the video was released.

Bodycam video: Milwaukee police shooting near 37th and Wright

The Milwaukee Police Department on Wednesday released footage from the fatal officer-involved shooting that happened near 37th and Wright.

Milwaukee Weather: Quiet, cool night ahead

Another cool night ahead then more sunshine on Thursday. A chance of sprinkles Thursday night into early Friday morning, then a great weekend!

Milwaukee 911 delay: Victim's attorney says problems 'systemic'

The attorney representing a 99-year-old Milwaukee woman, beaten in her own home, is demanding accountability and pointed to “systemic" problems.

Former Milwaukee Wave coach Keith Tozer survives cardiac arrest

Thanks in large part to his coaching accomplishments, Keith Tozer is revered in the local soccer community. Now, he has a personal purpose for the community, at large. FOX6's Tim Van Vooren goes Beyond the Game.

Milwaukee crash: Woman hit, killed near 92nd and Hampton
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We are learning more about a woman hit and killed in a crash Tuesday morning in Milwaukee. Loved ones say the 21-year-old was walking to a bus stop to head to work when she was hit by a car.

Milwaukee Weather: Sun returns on Wednesday

Mostly clear overnight with temperatures settling in the upper 40s to low 50s by sunrise. More sun on Wednesday, breezy with highs in the low-to-mid 60s. Increasing clouds on Thursday with highs in the mid-to-upper 60s.

Milwaukee mayor introduces $2.2 billion budget proposal for 2027

Milwaukee’s mayor put forward his 2027 budget proposal, seeking to invest in public safety and city roads, while closing a roughly $100 million budget gap through tapping reserves, increasing fees and the city’s property tax levy.