Combining yoga and coffee in Shorewood
There?s a new mixed coffee and yoga studio in Shorewood that was created for empowerment, strength, community, and comforting cup of coffee. Brian Kramp is with the owner whose goal was to create a down-to-Earth healing space for all guests.
Shorewood police chase, vehicle crashes into tree; driver extricated
A police chase in Shorewood on Thursday morning, March 27 ended in a crash. The driver was extricated from the vehicle after striking a tree.
Milwaukee County Jail inmate dies in hospital after "health crisis"
The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department is investigating the in-hospital death of a Shorewood man who had been in custody at the Milwaukee County Jail.
Shorewood police pursuit, crash; 2 charged, wanted for smash-and-grabs
Two people have been criminally charged in connection to a police chase of a stolen SUV that started in Shorewood and ended with a crash into the Milwaukee River on Tuesday morning, Feb. 25.
Shorewood police chase of stolen SUV, crash into Milwaukee River
A police chase of a stolen SUV that started in Shorewood ended with a crash into the Milwaukee River on Tuesday morning, Feb. 25.
Eagles and Chiefs inspired food
Metro Market has some game day food for Super Bowl LIX, loosely taking inspiration from both Kansas City and Philadelphia, with a Wisconsin twist. Emilie Williamson joined FOX6 WakeUp to share more.
Super Bowl LIX: Grocery shopping at Metro Market for the big game
It's Super Bowl Sunday, and whether you're hosting a party or going to one, good food and drinks are essential for the big game.
Grocery shopping for Super Bowl LIX
Emilie Williamson, Manager of Metro Market Corporate Affairs, joined FOX6 WakeUp to help you shop for the perfect Super Bowl grub, with a New Orleans flair.
Silver Alert canceled: Missing Brown Deer man safe
Police said Bruce Schwartz has been located safe.
Lake Drive construction in Milwaukee County; what to know
WisDOT announced construction on a stretch of Lake Drive in Milwaukee County will begin next week. Here's what to know about the project.
Shorewood woman convicted in spitting case settles lawsuit against police
A Shorewood lawyer convicted of spitting on a Black Lives Matter protester settled her lawsuit against police for $760,000.
Shorewood police chase ends in crash; teen passenger arrested, driver fled
A 16-year-old was taken into custody early Wednesday morning, Oct. 16 following a police chase and crash in Shorewood.
Wisconsin severe weather; avoiding fatigue, staying aware
Southeast Wisconsin braces for more severe weather just two days after a string of tornadoes touched down.
Shorewood police officer, another driver hurt in Milwaukee crash
A Shorewood police officer and another driver were hurt in a crash at the intersection of E. Capitol Drive and N. Holton Street on Thursday morning, June 20.
Police squads stolen, Milwaukee man reaches deferred prosecution deal
A Milwaukee man accused of stealing two police squads – one from Milwaukee, the other from Shorewood – reached a deferred prosecution agreement.
Helping pollinators with 'No Mow May,' 'Slow Mow May'
It’s an annual movement you’ve likely heard of: ‘No mow May’ or ‘Slow mow May.’ People are letting grass and plants in their yards grow freely for pollinators.
Credit score: Students learn its importance, impact on financial life
It is the number that could make or break you. At Shorewood High School, students say their most important lesson doesn’t end with a grade. It’s more of a number.
UW-Milwaukee Gaza protests; Shorewood students stage walkout
Shorewood High School students staged a walkout on Thursday, May 2, in solidarity with University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee students protesting the ongoing war in Gaza.
Foxhole Craft Beer Shop & Kitchen in Shorewood; southern roots
Brian Kramp is at Foxhole Craft Beer Shop & Kitchen where southern roots have arrived in Shorewood.
I-43 southbound ramps closing at Brown Deer Road for 3 months
The I-43 southbound ramps at Brown Deer Road (WIS 100) are scheduled to close long-term beginning Wednesday evening, March 6.