Hunger Task Force Farm green house
The Hunger Task Force works to prevent hunger and malnutrition by providing food to people in need today and part of that food Is grown on their farm in Franklin. FOX6's Brian Kramp is seeing what?s growing in the greenhouse where a portion of their crops are active year-round.
Seeding soil at the Hunger Task Force Farm
It?s been said that nothing ever grows without a seed, and at the Hunger Task Force Farm in Franklin they have big plans for their seeds. FOX6's Brian Kramp is seeing how seeding leads to growing different crops to ensure a well-rounded selection of food for those in need.
Hunger Task Force Farm 'Hoop Houses'
Nearly 6,000 volunteers help harvest more than half a million pounds of fresh fruits and vegetables out at the Hunger Task Force Farm all year long. FOX6's Brian Kramp is checking out their Hoop Houses where they?ve extended the growing season.
Hunger Task Force Farm a unique source of fresh produce
The Hunger Task Force Farm is a unique source of fresh produce that acts as a lifeline for the community. But taking care of the 208 acres is a big task for the non-profit.
Hunger Task Force Farm, maintaining oak savanna
The Hunger Task Force Farm is a unique source of fresh produce that acts as a lifeline for the community but taking care of the 208 acres is a big task for the non-profit, and taking care of it involves maintaining the oak savanna. FOX6's Brian Kramp talked with Sarah Bressler to learn more.
3 Girls, Freckles and Curls at re:Craft & Relic
Lynne Wolfe from 3 Girls, Freckles and Curls joined FOX6 WakeUp to showcase some of her wares at re:Craft & Relic spring market in Franklin.
Black Birch Co. at re:Craft & Relic
Jamie Beiderwieden from Black Birch Co. joined FOX6 WakeUp to talk about what she will be selling at the re:Craft & Relic spring market in Franklin.
Woodworking at re:Craft and Relic Market
John Glenn from Hiawatha Woodworks joined FOX6 WakeUp to talk about his shop and the unique products he's selling at the re:Craft and Relic spring market.
re:Craft & Relic spring market returns to Franklin
Spring is in the air! And what better way to get into the spring spirit than to visit the re:Craft and Relic spring market at the Milwaukee County Sports Complex in Franklin.
re:Craft and Relic spring market in Franklin
Sue Smith joined FOX6 WakeUp to give us the scoop on the re:Craft and Relic spring market at the Milwaukee County Sports Complex in Franklin.
Franklin police issue warning about vehicle break-ins: 'targeting parking lots'
Franklin police are warning residents that vehicle break-ins are on the rise again.
Autism Awareness: Milwaukee-area clinic expanding, to serve families
Caravel Autism Health recently expanded its Franklin clinic, and plans to open another in Menomonee Falls to serve kids and their families.
Loomis Road improvement; resurfacing from Highway 100 to 51st Street
More than $12 million in funding has been approved by Gov. Tony Evers for an improvement project along Loomis Road (WIS 36) from WIS 100 in Franklin to 51st Street in Greenfield.
The Rock noise; residents sound off on sound at meeting
Residents got the chance to sound off on a sound study regarding The Rock Sports Complex in Franklin on Tuesday, April 9.
False endorsement claim; Milwaukee County board race controversy
The race for a seat on the Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors heats up after questions over endorsements on campaign materials.
Oak Creek teacher sex assault case; overheard comments add to probe
The investigation into a potentially inappropriate relationship between an Oak Creek High School teacher and a student changed when a different teacher overheard comments made by the student months later.
44th Annual Maple Sugar Days at Wehr Nature Center
Maple Sugar Days take place March 23-24 at Wehr Nature Center
Wehr Nature Center’s 44th Annual Maple Sugar Days
Brian Kramp is in Franklin learning how maple syrup was created in the early days of Wisconsin.
ROC Ventures, Beer Capitol partnership at Ballpark Commons
ROC Ventures and Beer Capitol announced on Tuesday, March 12 a new multi-year partnership for Ballpark Commons in Franklin.
Franklin house fire; $150K in damage, no injuries reported
Firefighters battled a house fire in Franklin on Tuesday morning, March 12.