Kevin Lychwick presents his opening statement in his own trial
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Kevin Lychwick presented his opening statement to a Waukesha County jury on Monday, June 8. Lychwick is accused of killing his neighbor, Carlos Maldanado, in 2024.

Kevin Lychwick trial: Prosecution opening statement
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The prosecution made its opening statement in the Kevin Lychwick trial on Monday, June 8. Lychwick is accused of killing his neighbor, Carlos Maldanado in 2024.

Kevin Lychwick trial preview
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Prosecutors say a man killed his neighbor and then hid the body in the woods. The Kevin Lychwick trial begins on Monday, June 8 -- and Lychwick will represent himself. FOX6's Bret Lemoine breaks down what has happened in the years leading up to the trial.

Waukesha homicide; Kevin Lychwick trial, defendant representing himself

A Waukesha man charged with killing his neighbor and hiding the body is representing himself at trial. Kevin Lychwick, 63, is accused of killing his neighbor, Carlos Maldonado, in 2024.

Wisconsin veterans medical travel reimbursement, change worries some

A recent change to how certain paperwork is filed has led to a lot of questions for Wisconsin veterans, some of whom worry they're victims of a digital divide.

Ridglan Farms beagles; Humane Animal Welfare Society welcomes 9 dogs

Another 135 beagles were recently released from Ridglan Farms, the breeding and testing facility in Dane County. Now, more have arrived in southeast Wisconsin.

Waukesha homicide defendant will represent himself in trial
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Waukesha homicide suspect Kevin Lychwick will represent himself at trial next week after a judge denied another delay in the case charging him with killing his neighbor back in 2024.

Waukesha murder suspect to represent himself at trial next week

Waukesha homicide suspect Kevin Lychwick will represent himself at trial next week after a judge denied another delay in the case charging him with killing his neighbor back in 2024.

Memorial Day march; Waukesha honors fallen military with new tradition
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On this Memorial Day, people across the country took time to honor those who died while serving in the U.S. military. That included a new event in Waukesha; instead of a parade, there was a march. 

Homebuying options: FOX6 Cents asks, should you buy or build?

To build or not to build? Home construction season is in full swing. But where do you begin if you’re looking to build your own home?

Cop killer Ted Oswald's early release petition
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Convicted cop killer Ted Oswald is seeking early release after serving 32 years for a deadly 1994 bank robbery and shootout that killed Waukesha Police Captain James Lutz.

Cop killer Ted Oswald's early release petition; qualifies for consideration

Convicted cop killer Ted Oswald is petitioning to be let out of prison early. But the district attorney who prosecuted the case in the 1990s vows to fight it.

Waukesha crash at Les Paul and River Valley; 1 dead, 1 injured

One person was killed and another was injured in a Waukesha crash Tuesday afternoon. It happened at Les Paul Parkway and River Valley Road.

Waukesha Memorial Day march set after volunteers answer the call

VFW 721 says it has enough volunteers for Waukesha’s Memorial Day march after a FOX6 story, while volunteers placed flags at veterans’ graves at Prairie Home Cemetery.

Jurassic Journey at the Waukesha County Expo Center
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Something big is coming to the Waukesha County Expo Center this weekend as dinosaurs come to life at Jurassic Journey! FOX6's Andrew Amouzou explains what you need to know about the prehistoric event!

Waukesha Women's Center seeing rise in unwanted donations
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Someone surprised The Women's Center in Waukesha with unwanted donations. It is part of a rising trend the organization is trying to stop.

Waukesha Women's Center unwanted donations; operators see rising trend

Someone surprised The Women's Center in Waukesha with unwanted donations. It is part of a rising trend the organization is trying to stop.

Former Waukesha teacher rings historic bell before school closes

Former Bethesda Elementary teacher Joan Dehnel returned to the Waukesha school to ring its historic bell for her 92nd birthday on Thursday, May 14, before the school closes for good in June.