FOX6 Investigators

The votes are in, but the ripple effects are just beginning following the aftermath of the 2024 election.

As the clock winds down to November 5, this episode takes a look at in-person early voting, how votes are counted, and election security.

Contact 6's Jenna Sachs explains two recent consumer issues where viewers had trouble keeping their belongings safe.

A free museum in Racine housed in an historic building is up against modern expectations of handicapped accessibility.

A Racine woman's quest for ancient public records hits a barrier she cannot cross in a government-owned building inaccessible to those with physical limitations.

Drivers beware! The City of Milwaukee plans a big push to write more parking tickets next year. And the fees for violations are going up nearly 50%.

The effort to get suspended and revoked drivers back on the road legally hits a roadblock.

Five women are now suing the East Troy Community School District. They say the district allowed their middle school band teacher to sexually abuse them.

A former middle school band teacher now faces a ninth charge of child sexual assault in Walworth County.

As debate continues to rage over Milwaukee's city flag, we look at its history, the current criticisms, and what happens now.

Tens of thousands of Milwaukee area drivers have licenses that are suspended or revoked, but an effort to restore their driving privilege is running into roadblocks.

Open Record takes a look at the Brewers chances for a successful post-season playoff run.

Summer is winding down, but a water war over a new kind of powerboat is prompting a wave of local ordinances across Wisconsin.

A water war is still heating up in Wisconsin. A new kind of powerboat is prompting a wave of local ordinances all over the state.