'Help save lives:' Honoring Waukesha teen who died of undiagnosed heart condition, 200 kids get EKG tests
The family of a Waukesha teen who died suddenly of an undiagnosed heart condition held EKG testing for 200 children in memory of their son on Wednesday.
'I saw the happiness:' Jelly Belly founder pushing to keep Pleasant Prairie store open
With the Pleasant Prairie center prepared to close, the founder of Jelly Belly is pushing back -- hoping to save the jelly bean store that has called the area home for years.
'Stories of love:' Wisconsin museum's 'Quarantine Quilts' project draws international attention
The Wisconsin Museum of Quilts and Fiber Arts' "Quarantine Quilts" project adds an artistic side to sharing stories from the COVID-19 pandemic.
'It takes an entire team:' Twice in 2 years, a baby was born in a Somers ambulance
Somers firefighters deliver a baby in the back of an ambulance for the second time in two years.
Woman celebrates 107th birthday
A Milwaukee woman turned 107 years young -- and FOX6 News learned her secret to a long and healthy life.
'Do something positive:' 7-year-old girl on mission to help friends less fortunate
A 7-year-old girl is on a mission to help some friends who are less fortunate.
Cedarburg family raising awareness for people living with disabilities amid pandemic
One Cedarburg family is raising awareness for people living with disabilities during the coronavirus pandemic.
Wisconsin State Fair teams up with Hunger Task Force
Wisconsin State Fair Park officials announced it is teaming up with Hunger Task Force and Wells Fargo for a food donation drive.
'Experiences and stories:' Woman's bookstore on wheels delivers Black literature across Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE -- One Milwaukee woman is taking to the streets to share Black literature in a unique way, her bookstore on wheels helping to connect readers of all ages.A good book can offer knowledge and an escape.
Palermo's, Johnsonville partner to donate 300 pizzas to Riverwest Food Pantry
MILWAUKEE -- Palermo's Pizza and Johnsonville partnered on Saturday, July 25 to donate 300 frozen pizzas to the Riverwest Food Pantry in Milwaukee.The pizzas were topped with pepper, onion and Johnsonville bratwurst -- a new addition to Palermo's Screamin' Sicilian line of frozen foods."Everybody loves pizza, we want to do something special for people, because it's been a hard several months for everybody in the world," Samantha Vosters with Riverwest Food Pantry said.
'A good time:' Local organization using dance to help seniors get on their feet, connect during pandemic
MILWAUKEE -- Many senior centers remain closed due to COVID-19, leaving the elderly isolated.
12-year-old works toward goal of leading life of self-sufficiency
If you need a pick-me-up, there are a collection of feel-good stories at ShareLemonade.com. It’s a place to celebrate the good. One freshly-picked story from the site focuses on a 12 year old who has a goal of one day leading a lifestyle of self-sufficiency.
'If you put your mind to it, you can actually do it:' 12-year-old works toward goal of leading life of self-sufficiency
WAUKESHA COUNTY -- If you need a pick-me-up, there are a collection of feel-good stories at ShareLemonade.com.It’s a place to celebrate the good.One freshly-picked story from the site focuses on a 12-year-old who has a goal of one day leading a lifestyle of self-sufficiency.Natalie isn't your typical suburban pre-teen.
Wauwatosa photographer joins nationwide effort to provide headshots for unemployed workers
WAUWATOSA -- 10,000 photographs. 200 photographers.
List: Businesses operating, keeping doors open amid COVID-19 pandemic
MILWAUKEE -- The coronavirus pandemic has changed the way we live and operate in southeast Wisconsin.
Milwaukee dancers come together to share emotions after George Floyd's death
MILWAUKEE -- The death of George Floyd sparked protests across the country -- including here in Milwaukee.
Stop-motion photography project
The Bristol Renaissance Faire is something the Karpinskys love doing every summer, typically going four to five times a year.
Adults with special needs bring all-inclusive mural to life at The Friendship Circle in Fox Point
FOX POINT -- A new all-inclusive mural has been born out of the coronavirus pandemic.It was completed Tuesday, July 14 at The Friendship Circle in Fox Point with help from artists and adults with special needs.The mural depicts the meaning of coming together during these unprecedented times.One participant at a time was allowed to work on the mural in an effort to practice social distancing.It's an effort to help people cope amid COVID-19.
'A great thing to do:' Photographers providing free headshots for unemployed workers
MILWAUKEE -- The coronavirus pandemic has left millions of people unemployed and searching for that next job.