Gov. Evers' Office says no record of discipline for secret recording
Governor Tony Evers has refused to name the person who recorded the May 14 phone conversation with Assembly Speaker Robin Vos and Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald.
FOX6 viewers report testing both positive and negative for COVID-19
Two FOX6 viewers tested positive and negative for COVID-19 within 24 hours -- so which test was right?
'Can the virus die in a day?' FOX6 viewers report testing both positive and negative for COVID-19
Two FOX6 viewers tested positive and negative for COVID-19 within 24 hours -- so which test was right?
Wisconsinites on disability now eligible for pandemic unemployment aid
For months, people have been calling FOX6 saying that their disabilities were putting their unemployment claims in limbo. FOX6 Investigators pushed the state, the state pushed the feds and now, we finally have answers.
'It's a great feeling:' Wisconsinites on disability now eligible for pandemic unemployment aid
The federal government has ruled that Wisconsin workers who collect disability insurance may collect federal COVID-19 unemployment aid.
Who gets the final say? School reopening confusion arises in Milwaukee
Confusion this week over whether Milwaukee's private schools could start in-person education in the fall led several parents to ask FOX6: Who has the power to veto school plans during a pandemic?
‘Yes or no?’ Disabled workers still don’t know if they are eligible for pandemic unemployment
As Democrats in Madison introduced a package of bills aimed at reforming the state’s unemployment system, disabled Wisconsin workers across the state were still waiting to learn if they are eligible for claims that have been pending for months.
Milwaukee doctor Robert Wetzler ruled to be liable for malpractice
OZAUKEE COUNTY -- An Ozaukee County judge says a former Milwaukee pain doctor cannot defend himself against claims that he was negligent in the death of a patient.
David Foley scammed businesses out of thousands
David Foley is a convicted con man, known for writing bad checks to scam businesses out of thousands of dollars.Federal authorities say since 1997, Foley has been arrested nine times for worthless checks, drunk driving, theft, forgery and even election fraud.Foley was in court early in 2011 for a case of identity theft.
Lawmaker calls for hearing after farmland tax loophole exposed
A recent FOX6 investigation has caused a lawmaker to call for a public hearing, after FOX6 uncovered a controversial tax loophole that allows some landowners to take advantage of a tax break meant for farmers.
Cartoon map salesman ordered to pay for ripping off small businesses
A judge Thursday ordered Ed Zapencki, also known as "Fast Eddie," a traveling cartoon map salesman to pay $250,000 for ripping off small business owners across the state.
Map maker "Fast Eddie" scams small business owners
Like any good salesman, Ed Zapencki knows sometimes you've just got to get your foot in the door.
Slip and fall scam takes insurance companies for millions
All over America con artists are ripping off stores by pretending to fall and get hurt.
Secret e-mails set off firestorm of reaction in Madison
Secret e-mails uncovered by the FOX6 Investigators set off a firestorm of reaction, especially from conservative groups like Citizens for Responsible Government.The e-mails are dated February 15th, back when it appears the budget repair bill was on a fast track to passage.In one e-mail, the Chief of Staff for Mayor Dave Ciesliewicz writes, "(The mayor) spoke with Doug LaFollette this morning and it doesn't look like he'll hold up the bill for publicantion more than a day or two at the maximum."A staffer for Senate Mark Miller later replies, "Mark Miller just spoke with Doug.
Is MATC playing fair by rushing through a new employee contract?
The Chairman of the Board of Milwaukee Area Technical College admits she felt a sense of urgency to approve a new faculty contract, when protesters stormed the capitol over collective bargaining rights.