Employee stabs another at Milwaukee restaurant
Police are currently investigating a stabbing at a Milwaukee restaurant on the city's north side. The call came in around noon Saturday.
Robbery leads to shooting, 58-year-old Milwaukee man injured
Police are investigating a shooting that happened near 32nd and Vine around 6:45 p.m. Friday.
Milwaukee pastor remembered after COVID fight: 'Forever grateful'
Pastor Jerome Smith, co-founder of the Joseph Project, lost his battle with COVID-19 on April 27. He was 49 years old.
Milwaukee COVID cases down, positivity rate up: officials
Over the past week, the Milwaukee Health Department reported a seven-day case rate improvement, but a worsening trend in the percentage of positive tests.
Boy found near 32nd and Lisbon, reunited with family
Milwaukee police say a boy has been reunited with his family after being found by a good Samaritan near 32nd and Lisbon on Friday.
Boats launch for Milwaukee sailing season start
It's all hands on deck as sailing season kicked off Friday, May 7 at the Milwaukee Community Sailing Center.
Car break-ins cover Milwaukee streets in shattered glass
There is glass up and down the street near 65th and Ruby on the city's north side, where victims are upset and fed up with the destruction.
COVID testing concerns Milwaukee teachers union
MPS is accused of not fully executing the COVID-19 testing program it had in place for schools to reopen.
Milwaukee police union voices chokehold ban concerns
The Milwaukee Police Association on Friday called the police oversight body's decision to completely ban chokeholds disappointing.
Milwaukee Brewing ramps up production, meaning search of more employees
Milwaukee Brewing Company is making some room for seven brand new tanks that will ultimately help them produce a variety of beverages.
Firebombing near 77th and Chambers: ATF seeks to ID vehicle, driver
ATF is seeking the public’s help in identifying a vehicle driving near a residential explosion near 77th and Chambers on around 4:45 a.m. on Sunday, April 25.
Vaccine clinic for restaurant, hotel workers at Wisconsin Center
As one of the first industries to be shut down at the start of the pandemic and one of the last to reopen 14 months later, local and state leaders in hospitality say the best way to return to full operation is to get employees vaccinated.
57-year-old wanted by US Marshals for sex assault, arrested
UPDATE: Thanks to dozens of tips from FOX6 viewers, U.S. Marshals took Jon Obarski into custody on the city's south side this week.
Milwaukee Archdiocese sues Wisconsin over prisoner visit restrictions
The Archdiocese of Milwaukee filed a lawsuit Friday demanding state corrections officials relax COVID-19 protocols and allow ministers to visit inmates.
Milwaukee police banned from using chokehold
Milwaukee police officers are banned from using a chokehold without exception after a unanimous vote by the Fire and Police Commission.
Milwaukee launches Alert Neighbor Program to reduce safety concerns
Milwaukee leaders launched on Friday, May 7 the Alert Neighbor Program.
Milwaukee pharmacist makes COVID vaccine a family affair
A Milwaukee pharmacist got the opportunity to vaccinate her own family.
Milwaukee Water Works potential staff shortage due to budget woes
More than 150 employees are expected to leave over the next few years.
Milwaukee pharmacist gives COVID vaccine to mom, grandma
A Milwaukee pharmacist got the opportunity to vaccinate her own family.
Milwaukee Water Works worker shortage worries
Milwaukee's budget dilemma is causing a potential staffing shortage in the water department. More than 150 employees are expected to leave over the next few years.