Two workers injured at construction site in downtown Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- The Milwaukee Fire Department responded to a downtown construction site Tuesday morning, December 2nd for a report of workers injured.Close to 40 firefighters responded to the area of Cass and Michigan around 6:30 a.m. Fire officials tell FOX6 News that two people were injured while working 25-30 feet below ground.

Three homeless after fire in basement of Milwaukee tavern

MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Three people are homeless after a small basement fire on Milwaukee's north side early Saturday, November 29th.The fire broke out in the basement of a tavern near 35th and Village around 2 a.m. Saturday.Three people in an apartment above the tavern, two adults and one child, were forced to evacuate the building.

Six people displaced after fire breaks out at home near 35th and Meinecke

MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Milwaukee firefighters on Thursday evening, November 20th responded to a house fire at a 1.5-story bungalow in the 2400 block of N. 35th Street.Fire officials say the fire started on the rear porch, and spread into the walls.No one was injured.Six people who lived in the home were displaced, and the American Red Cross is assisting them.Fire officials are investigating what caused the fire.

"Change your clocks, change your batteries:" Daylight Saving Time a good opportunity to check smoke alarms

MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- As Daylight Saving Time ended, and we turned our clocks back an hour this weekend, fire officials hoped we would also take time to check our smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, and change the batteries if needed.It's something fire officials stress every time there's a fire: working smoke detectors can save lives."It's a simple, inexpensive safety feature that everybody should have," Lt.

Red Cross called out to assist family following house fire near 70th & Capitol

MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- The American Red Cross was called out to assist a family following a house fire that occurred on Thursday afternoon, October 30th.It happened at a home near 70th and Capitol.A fire official tells FOX6 News two children who lived at the home came home from school and smelled smoke.

Arson suspected in 3-alarm fire, but why didn't anyone call 911?

MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Milwaukee fire officials suspect arson is the cause of a three-alarm fire near 12th and Highland -- just north of the Marquette Interchange on Sunday afternoon, October 12th.Three homes were fully engulfed -- flames and thick smoke clouded an otherwise clear sky on Sunday.