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A Milwaukee woman took online classes in hopes of becoming a registered nurse. But when she tried to transfer the classes to an in-person university as credit, she was told they’d "never heard" of the program.

Contact 6 works hard to help unhappy consumers get their money back.

A Milwaukee woman sold her car, but kept getting its parking tickets. They kept coming even after she gave the city documentation that she’d sold the vehicle.

From booking a timeshare through a third party to an issue affecting owners of certain Kia and Hyundai vehicles, Contact 6's Jenna Sachs shares the latest consumer issues in the FOX6 inbox.

Free money? Not so fast. A popular impersonation scam is back in southeast Wisconsin.

For John Blasky of Hartford, claiming a pension wasn’t easy. The company’s bankruptcy made tracking down his money more complicated.

For the second month in a row, Contact 6 helped unhappy consumers save more than $100,000! Two of those consumers are already putting their money to good use.

It’s a stressful start to a family vacation: finding out you don’t have the room you booked. Multiple people say it happened to them after booking through the same travel agency on Facebook.

More than a year and half after his injury at work, a Milwaukee man was still waiting for the benefits he needed to pay his bills.

Contact 6's Jenna Sachs shares two recent consumer issues to hit the inbox.

When a car is stolen and crashed, its owner often takes a financial hit. But, what about the people who simply own a car thieves like to target?