1 dead, 1 wounded near 39th and Lancaster
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A shooting in Milwaukee left one person dead and another wounded near 39th and Lancaster.

Milwaukee shooting: Problem tenant causing trouble, attorney says

Public records reveal a Milwaukee party property was at the heart of a fatal shooting. There's a push to do something about it.

Party property at the heart of fatal shooting
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Public records reveal a Milwaukee party property was at the heart of a fatal shooting. There's a push to do something about it.

Wisconsin politics; trends before election for governor in 2026

Wisconsin did not have an election on Tuesday, Nov. 4. But the elections on the East Coast may reveal signs of what lies ahead for the Badger State.

Spirit Airlines discontinues service in Milwaukee starting January 2026

Spirit Airlines confirmed for FOX6 News that it will discontinue service at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport effective Jan. 8, 2026.

Brewers 2026 Spring Training schedule released

The Milwaukee Brewers announced on Wednesday, Nov. 5 the team's 2026 Spring Training schedule.

Milwaukee shooting Wednesday; 1 dead, 1 wounded

Separate shootings in Milwaukee on Wednesday, Nov. 5 left one person dead and another wounded.

Milwaukee respiratory season
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Respiratory season has arrived, and protecting yourself against the flu is more important than ever.

New Lead Abatement Program
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Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley launched a lead remediation program to reduce lead-based paint hazards in homes in suburban communities.

County Executive David Crowley launches new Lead Abatement Program

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley launches a lead remediation program to reduce lead-based paint hazards in homes in suburban communities.

Milwaukee Christmas tree harvested
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The 2025 City of Milwaukee Christmas tree was harvested on Wednesday, Nov. 5.

Pennsylvania retains Supreme Court justices, extending court's Democratic majority

All three of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court justices who sought reelection Tuesday will get another term, ensuring Democratic jurists keep their majority on the presidential battleground state’s highest court — one at the center of pivotal fights over voting rights, redistricting and elections.