Contact 6 helps travelers get refunds from airlines amid COVID-19
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Travel has been restricted and flights canceled in massive numbers?as hundreds of thousands of passengers seek refunds or vouchers.

Contact 6 helps travelers get refunds from airlines amid COVID-19

Several airline customers who canceled their plans to fly have reached out to Contact 6 for help getting refunds amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Moratorium extension means no utility disconnections until April 2021

The moratorium was extended through Nov. 1, when the moratorium on cold weather disconnections goes into effect. The earliest disconnections could resume is April 15.

Landlords worry US eviction ban means 'we have to let people stay for free'

The eviction ban order from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says a tenant must fill out a declaration form and give it to their landlord.

Landlords worry about US eviction ban amid COVID
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The eviction ban order from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says a tenant must fill out a declaration form and give it to their landlord.

Open Record: Contact 6 gets answers

From the lack of disinfecting wipes on store shelves to cyber attacks on city websites following the Kenosha police shooting of Jacob Blake, Contact 6's Jenna Sachs takes us behind the scenes at recent consumer issues affecting southeast Wisconsin.

Beware when using money transfer apps like Venmo, Zelle, Cash App

The coronavirus pandemic has increased and expanded the use of money-transferring apps, as people avoid hand-to-hand transfers of cash.

Demand for emergency shelter up 185% in Milwaukee County
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Demand for emergency shelter is going up, approaching pre-COVID-19 levels, despite resources like rental assistance meant to keep people in their homes.

Kenosha faces cyberattacks or 'hacktivism' as it responds to historic protests
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The City of Kenosha has been fighting off cyberattacks since the police shooting of Jacob Blake. Kenosha.org was temporarily unavailable throughout the day on Monday, Aug. Aug. 24.

Don?t put off medical care amid a pandemic
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People have been putting off going to a doctor, getting vaccines, and even going to an emergency room because of fears of COVID-19.?But putting off those visits may not outweigh the risks of infection.?As Consumer Reports explains, it?s important to get the medical care you need even during a pandemic.