Video before Racine inmate's death released
A new video released from the Racine County sheriff's Office shows the moments leading up to an inmate's death.
Pedestrian struck by vehicle in Milwaukee, sustained serious injuries
Milwaukee police are investigating a crash involving a pedestrian that happened Wednesday night, June 23 near Water and Kilbourn.
Girl, 14, shot after crash in Milwaukee
Milwaukee police are investigating a shooting that occurred on Wednesday, June 23 near 36th and Brown.
Young scores 48 points, Hawks beat Bucks 116-113 in Game 1
Trae Young scored 48 points, Clint Capela converted a go-ahead putback with 29.8 seconds left and the Hawks beat the Bucks 116-113.
FOX6 Sizzling Summer is here!
Join us Wednesday mornings on WakeUp as Milwaukee Chef and Hell’s Kitchen contestant Adam Pawlak serves up tasty recipes and dishes on what it’s like to cook for Chef Gordon Ramsay!
Photographer doesn't let blindness get in the way of her passion
Alison Fortney is legally blind, and the genetic disorder is causing her vision to shrink, but she has hope.
Acting MPD chief responds to Water Street concerns
Milwaukee's acting police chief said the issues impacting weekends on Water Street are a challenge, but nothing the department hasn't seen before.
5 years since Jay Anderson's death, family awaits charging decision
Jay Anderson Jr. was in a parked car when he was shot and killed by former Wauwatosa Police Officer Joseph Mensah.
Milwaukee Bucks fan writes hype song
One Milwaukee Bucks super-fan wrote a hype song inspired by the team – and he wants the whole city to sing it.
Water Street violence: Milwaukee Aldermen ask if city doing enough
As thousands flood downtown Milwaukee to cheer on the Bucks, some aldermen say the city is not doing enough to keep people safe.
Bucks fan writes 'Greek Freak' hype song
One Milwaukee Bucks super-fan wrote a hype song inspired by the team – and he wants the whole city to sing it.
Greenwashing: Sustainability or showmanship by companies?
Our lakeshore serves as a stark contrast to coastlines around the world -- littered with plastic.
Bucks fans hyped for Game 1
The Milwaukee Bucks have expanded the Deer District's plaza viewing area to the old Bradley Center site for the Eastern Conference Finals against the Atlanta Hawks.
Water Street issues, Milwaukee police will stay 'visible'
Milwaukee's acting police chief said the issues impacting weekends on Water Street are a challenge, but nothing the department hasn't seen before.
Semi hit Bluemound utility lines in Town of Brookfield
Hundreds were without power Wednesday after police say a semitruck got tangled with overhead utility lines in the Town of Brookfield.
Impersonating officer in Kenosha County, 19-year-old man accused
A 19-year-old man was taken into custody in Kenosha County Monday night, June 21 after he allegedly impersonated an officer.
No licenses for braiding hair: Wisconsin Senate
People would be allowed to braid hair without a license under a bipartisan bill the Wisconsin Senate sent to Gov. Tony Evers on Wednesday.
Wisconsin Senate passes gun sanctuary bill
Police in Wisconsin would be prohibited from enforcing any future federal laws banning or restricting the use of guns under a bill the state Senate sent to Gov. Tony Evers Wednesday.
Wisconsin jail inmates denied voting rights: report
Thousands of Wisconsin jail inmates, though not all, were denied their constitutional right to vote in the 2020 election, according to a report from several voting rights groups.
103rd & Silver Spring Walmart shots fired after argument, 1 wounded
The Milwaukee Police Department is clearing out the parking lot of a Walmart near 103rd and Silver Spring after a shots fired report on Wednesday.