Milwaukee Police Department facial recognition technology banned
The Milwaukee Police Department announced on Friday, Feb. 6, that it will voluntarily issue a ban on the use of any and all facial recognition technology (FRT) use for the department.
The Milwaukee Police Department announced on Friday, Feb. 6, that it will voluntarily issue a ban on the use of any and all facial recognition technology (FRT) use for the department.
MPD facial recognition technology banned
The Milwaukee Police Department announced on Friday, Feb. 6, that it will voluntarily issue a ban on the use of any and all facial recognition technology (FRT) use for the department. But not everyone is on board.
The Milwaukee Police Department announced on Friday, Feb. 6, that it will voluntarily issue a ban on the use of any and all facial recognition technology (FRT) use for the department. But not everyone is on board.
MPD details facial recognition technology plans; concerns persist
Milwaukee police discussed facial recognition technology at a packed City Hall meeting on Thursday night, Feb. 5, as many public commenters opposed a proposed data-sharing deal and raised concerns about misuse and bias.
Milwaukee police discussed facial recognition technology at a packed City Hall meeting on Thursday night, Feb. 5, as many public commenters opposed a proposed data-sharing deal and raised concerns about misuse and bias.
MPD facial recognition proposal faces hours of public opposition
Milwaukee police discussed facial recognition technology at a packed City Hall meeting on Thursday night, Feb. 5, as many public commenters opposed a proposed data-sharing deal and raised concerns about misuse and bias.
Milwaukee police discussed facial recognition technology at a packed City Hall meeting on Thursday night, Feb. 5, as many public commenters opposed a proposed data-sharing deal and raised concerns about misuse and bias.
Milwaukee leaders discuss ongoing police officer recruitment efforts
Milwaukee leaders on Thursday discussed efforts to recruit new police officers, including a recruitment video and website.
Milwaukee leaders on Thursday discussed efforts to recruit new police officers, including a recruitment video and website.
Feeding America PB&J Challenge kicks off; here's how you can help
Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin kicked off its 23rd annual PB&J Challenge, and Bucks star Bobby Portis is back as the campaign ambassador.
Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin kicked off its 23rd annual PB&J Challenge, and Bucks star Bobby Portis is back as the campaign ambassador.
Amazon’s Ring expands AI-powered network to help locate lost dogs
Amazon’s Ring is rolling out a feature to help locate missing dogs – and it’s available even to people who don’t own the company's devices.
Amazon’s Ring is rolling out a feature to help locate missing dogs – and it’s available even to people who don’t own the company's devices.
Milwaukee police shooting, family identifies suspect killed
Milwaukee police officers were involved in the fatal shooting of an armed suspect on Tuesday. Now, the suspect's family has identified him to FOX6.
Milwaukee police officers were involved in the fatal shooting of an armed suspect on Tuesday. Now, the suspect's family has identified him to FOX6.
Milwaukee police shooting, 98th and Lisbon; suspect dead after pursuit
A 38-year old man died after Milwaukee police shot him during a pursuit near 98th and Lisbon on Tuesday, Feb. 3, after officers say he was armed and refused commands to drop a gun.
A 38-year old man died after Milwaukee police shot him during a pursuit near 98th and Lisbon on Tuesday, Feb. 3, after officers say he was armed and refused commands to drop a gun.
Former Starbucks exec says she was fired after raising concerns over maggots, safety: lawsuit
An ex-Starbucks executive is suing the coffee giant for allegedly firing her after she raised safety concerns about new equipment called the Siren System.
An ex-Starbucks executive is suing the coffee giant for allegedly firing her after she raised safety concerns about new equipment called the Siren System.
Disney’s next CEO: Who is Josh D’Amaro?
Josh D’Amaro, who oversees the Disney's Experiences division, will succeed Bob Iger as the company's next CEO.
Josh D’Amaro, who oversees the Disney's Experiences division, will succeed Bob Iger as the company's next CEO.
Josh D'Amaro named next Walt Disney Company CEO to succeed Bob Iger
Josh D’Amaro, who heads Disney’s Experiences division, will become CEO effective March 18, succeeding Bob Iger.
Josh D’Amaro, who heads Disney’s Experiences division, will become CEO effective March 18, succeeding Bob Iger.
Disney World honors World War II veteran’s birthday with moving flag retreat ceremony
Walt Disney World honored World War II veteran Herb Maneloveg with a special celebration for his 101st birthday during a flag retreat ceremony.
Walt Disney World honored World War II veteran Herb Maneloveg with a special celebration for his 101st birthday during a flag retreat ceremony.
Meta blocks controversial site that allegedly published thousands of DHS employee names
Meta has begun blocking users from sharing links to a controversial website known as the “ICE List,” which claims to document thousands of Department of Homeland Security employees involved in immigration enforcement.
Meta has begun blocking users from sharing links to a controversial website known as the “ICE List,” which claims to document thousands of Department of Homeland Security employees involved in immigration enforcement.
Amazon cuts 16,000 jobs across company in latest round of layoffs
Amazon's latest round of job cuts follow last year's layoffs of thousands of employees. Here's what you need to know.
Amazon's latest round of job cuts follow last year's layoffs of thousands of employees. Here's what you need to know.
Milwaukee police chase policy changes take effect Feb. 6; what to know
Milwaukee police will tighten pursuit rules come Feb. 6 after nine people died in chase-related crashes in 2025, though some families and officials doubt the changes will save lives.
Milwaukee police will tighten pursuit rules come Feb. 6 after nine people died in chase-related crashes in 2025, though some families and officials doubt the changes will save lives.
MPD changes high-speed chase policy
Milwaukee police will tighten pursuit rules come Feb. 6 after nine people died in chase-related crashes in 2025, though some families and officials doubt the changes will save lives.
Milwaukee police will tighten pursuit rules come Feb. 6 after nine people died in chase-related crashes in 2025, though some families and officials doubt the changes will save lives.
UPS looks to cut up to 30,000 jobs this year
UPS plans to cut up to 30,000 jobs this year in a continued effort to reduce the number of Amazon shipments it handles.
UPS plans to cut up to 30,000 jobs this year in a continued effort to reduce the number of Amazon shipments it handles.
Google settles lawsuit following allegations of secretly recording smart device users
Google has settled a lawsuit for $68 million following allegations of secretly recording smart device users. Here's what we know.
Google has settled a lawsuit for $68 million following allegations of secretly recording smart device users. Here's what we know.
Torch lighters sold on Amazon recalled for fire, burn hazards
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has recalled about 7,500 torch Lighters sold on Amazon after determining the products lack required child-resistant mechanisms.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has recalled about 7,500 torch Lighters sold on Amazon after determining the products lack required child-resistant mechanisms.