Contact 6 helps resolve five year long dispute between Wauwatosa woman and AT&T
Trouble with phone service has pushed one viewer to ask Contact 6 for help.
Trouble with phone service has pushed one viewer to ask Contact 6 for help.
Contact 6 investigates Society of St. Francis Animal Shelter
The owner of a Kenosha County animal shelter is known for having a rough attitude, but as Contact 6's Katrina Cravy found out, she really tells it like it is, and doesn't care what you think.Sometimes, she's very caring, very loving, and very sweet.
The owner of a Kenosha County animal shelter is known for having a rough attitude, but as Contact 6's Katrina Cravy found out, she really tells it like it is, and doesn't care what you think.Sometimes, she's very caring, very loving, and very sweet.
Air duct company with complaints in Illinois, doing business in Wisconsin
A business, banned in Illinois, has jumped the state line, and is now operating in southeast Wisconsin.
A business, banned in Illinois, has jumped the state line, and is now operating in southeast Wisconsin.
Exposing HOPE Foundation for nationwide mortgage scam
Contact 6's Katrina Cravy is exposing a company charged with running a nationwide scam that's got one Milwaukee family holding onto hope.It was a dream for first-time homeowner Jessica Daniels: a modest house in a quiet neighborhood.Now, Daniels is facing a nightmare, after her husband's position at work was eliminated, and he had to take a lower-paying position."It's $200 a week we lost," Daniels said.This made the mortgage payments suddenly almost impossible, but then, it seemed Daniels' luck was about to change."We got something in the mail from this HOPE foundation, saying that our bank referred us to them," Daniels said.Daniels got a form from a company called HOPE, which stands for Homeowner Protection Economics, which is based in Florida.
Contact 6's Katrina Cravy is exposing a company charged with running a nationwide scam that's got one Milwaukee family holding onto hope.It was a dream for first-time homeowner Jessica Daniels: a modest house in a quiet neighborhood.Now, Daniels is facing a nightmare, after her husband's position at work was eliminated, and he had to take a lower-paying position."It's $200 a week we lost," Daniels said.This made the mortgage payments suddenly almost impossible, but then, it seemed Daniels' luck was about to change."We got something in the mail from this HOPE foundation, saying that our bank referred us to them," Daniels said.Daniels got a form from a company called HOPE, which stands for Homeowner Protection Economics, which is based in Florida.