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The Milwaukee County sheriff wants to keep an eye on beachgoers. One county officials said real-time, remote surveillance of the beaches goes too far.

A shortage of court reporters, attorneys and bailiffs is hampering Milwaukee County's effort to clear a massive pandemic-induced backlog of cases.

The Milwaukee DPW expects another budget shortfall for the Hop streetcar in 2022, planning to plug that gap with parking revenue.

Could a gap in Wisconsin law allow unlicensed providers to perform medical procedures without a doctor in sight?

A FOX6 investigation finds a gap in state law that could allow unlicensed providers to perform medical procedures without a doctor in sight.

Wisconsin disabled workers file unemployment discrimination lawsuit.

The FOX6 team reflects and remembers where they were and how they felt hearing and seeing the tragic events of September 11, 2001.

At least six Wisconsin lawmakers have signed onto a bill that would preserve competition for approved prison products.

A class-action lawsuit alleges that Wisconsin’s unemployment system discriminates against people with disabilities. Currently, Wisconsin automatically rejects unemployment claims from people who received Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) in that month.

The Waukesha School Board reverses its decision and will now provide free meals for all.

When it comes to protecting your privacy, what rights do you really have?

Having an opinion about privacy is easy; understanding what the law protects is a lot more difficult.

Supporters say Milwaukee's streetcar needs to expand, but city leaders haven't said much that expansion is going to cost.

Wisconsin prisoners and their families will soon have one choice for buying personal items. Now, a State senator is hoping to block DOC's plan.