FOX6 Investigators

When it comes to private security guards, what can they legally do that you can't?

A deadly shootout between security guards and a grocery store customer raises concerns about private security oversight in Wisconsin.

Bail reform heads to the ballot box. A constitutional amendment would allow judges to consider a defendant's record. Critics say it punishes the poor.

In April, Wisconsin voters will decide if the latest attempt at bail reform is the right one.

Waukesha schools' gender guidelines decision sparks a larger debate.

The man convicted of poisoning and suffocating his wife back in 1998 is back on trial.

From the top complaint-getter to how Contact 6 gets resolutions for viewers, get a behind-the-scenes look at the FOX6 consumer unit.

A counselor for troubled youth in Milwaukee paid $50,000 to spring a homicide defendant from jail. Now, he wants his money back.

The FOX6 Investigators unveil the true identity of undercover operative and stakeout specialist, Producer Pete.

Details of the case mounting against Timothy Olson and what Olson said when he called FOX6 from jail.

Timothy Olson, accused of victimizing women on dating apps, called FOX6 Investigator Bryan Polcyn from the Milwaukee County Jail.

Contact 6's Jenna Sachs walks us through two big consumer issues: Installment loans and over-the-counter hearing aids.

A Kenosha County eyeglass salesman is back in jail, charged with practicing optometry without a license again.

A shortage of bed space at a state mental hospital has hundreds of jail inmates waiting for court-ordered treatment, including Timothy Hoeller, a man charged with making terrorist threats against Carroll University.

The man who posted three-time fugitive Kenneth Twyman's bail called it "bad judgment" and asked for his money back. A judge granted that request.