Milwaukee Weather: Few PM showers Friday, big weekend warm up
A few clouds tonight with temperatures dropping through the 60s this evening and settling in the 40s overnight. Partly sunny on Friday with highs in the upper 60s. A few afternoon/early evening light rain showers are possible. Mostly sunny, windy and hot for this time of year on Saturday. Highs in the low 80s with a gusty SW wind.
A few clouds tonight with temperatures dropping through the 60s this evening and settling in the 40s overnight. Partly sunny on Friday with highs in the upper 60s. A few afternoon/early evening light rain showers are possible. Mostly sunny, windy and hot for this time of year on Saturday. Highs in the low 80s with a gusty SW wind.
Franklin 2-vehicle crash near 27th and Puetz on Tuesday; 1 dead
Two people were taken to the hospital after a two-vehicle crash in Franklin on Tuesday, Oct. 6, with one of the drivers later dying.
Two people were taken to the hospital after a two-vehicle crash in Franklin on Tuesday, Oct. 6, with one of the drivers later dying.
Dodge County crash: Driver killed, officer injured at scene
A Jefferson man was killed in a Dodge County crash Thursday, and a community safety officer was hit and injured while performing traffic control.
A Jefferson man was killed in a Dodge County crash Thursday, and a community safety officer was hit and injured while performing traffic control.
Washington County 14-mile chase; suspected stolen vehicle, meth recovered
The Washington County Sheriff’s Office was involved in a pursuit on Thursday, Oct. 8. The pursuit spanned roughly 14 miles.
The Washington County Sheriff’s Office was involved in a pursuit on Thursday, Oct. 8. The pursuit spanned roughly 14 miles.
Peshtigo Fire, deadliest US history, happened 155 years ago
The Peshtigo Fire, the deadliest wildfire in U.S. history, tore through northeast Wisconsin 155 years ago Thursday, Oct. 8.
The Peshtigo Fire, the deadliest wildfire in U.S. history, tore through northeast Wisconsin 155 years ago Thursday, Oct. 8.
Halloween HQ: Trick-or-treat times, haunted houses & more
The Halloween Headquarters was created to give you the upper hand on learning trick or treat times, where haunted houses can be found, and more.
The Halloween Headquarters was created to give you the upper hand on learning trick or treat times, where haunted houses can be found, and more.
We Energies electric customers to receive over $32M in bill credits
We Energies has announced that its electric customers will receive over $32 million in automatic bill credits this fall, driven by lower-than-projected fuel expenses.
We Energies has announced that its electric customers will receive over $32 million in automatic bill credits this fall, driven by lower-than-projected fuel expenses.
Kenosha residents raise concerns over proposed AI data center development
UW-Parkside hosted a two-hour public forum examining the local impacts of AI data centers. Panelists and attendees discussed concerns regarding water use, electricity, jobs, and the environment.
UW-Parkside hosted a two-hour public forum examining the local impacts of AI data centers. Panelists and attendees discussed concerns regarding water use, electricity, jobs, and the environment.
Lawsuit over Waukesha County Flock cameras moves to federal court
Wisconsin's battle over Flock cameras is headed to federal court as attorneys for local police are coming to the technology's defense.
Wisconsin's battle over Flock cameras is headed to federal court as attorneys for local police are coming to the technology's defense.
Silver Alert canceled: 71-year-old Milwaukee man found safe
A Silver Alert has been canceled for 71-year-old Johnny Brock of Milwaukee. He has been located safe.
A Silver Alert has been canceled for 71-year-old Johnny Brock of Milwaukee. He has been located safe.
Milwaukee police officer charged with sexual assault, pleads not guilty
A Milwaukee Police officer charged with sexual assault of a woman at a South Milwaukee bar made his first court appearance Wednesday afternoon.
A Milwaukee Police officer charged with sexual assault of a woman at a South Milwaukee bar made his first court appearance Wednesday afternoon.
Lawsuit over Waukesha County Flock cameras moves to federal court
Wisconsin's battle over Flock cameras is headed to federal court as attorneys for local police are coming to the technology's defense.
Wisconsin's battle over Flock cameras is headed to federal court as attorneys for local police are coming to the technology's defense.
Cancer survivor, champion salsa dancer; Marquette student's story
A Marquette University student survived childhood cancer and is pursuing a career in cancer research. She's also a world champion salsa dancer.
A Marquette University student survived childhood cancer and is pursuing a career in cancer research. She's also a world champion salsa dancer.
Waukesha Unlocked: Andrew Frame House open this weekend
Waukesha Unlocked is a chance to get into businesses, city buildings and historic sites that are otherwise off limits, including the Andrew Frame House.
Waukesha Unlocked is a chance to get into businesses, city buildings and historic sites that are otherwise off limits, including the Andrew Frame House.
Wisconsin tornado: Federal disaster assistance coming, Trump says
Wisconsin will get nearly $18 million in federal disaster relief, President Trump said, after a tornado caused damage in the Menasha area this summer.
Wisconsin will get nearly $18 million in federal disaster relief, President Trump said, after a tornado caused damage in the Menasha area this summer.
Let The Music Play grant program; what you need to know
Milwaukee World Festival, Inc. (MWF) announced the opening of applications for the annual “Let The Music Play” Grant Program. Local nonprofit organizations and school-based music education programs are encouraged to apply by Oct. 31. Through the Let The Music Play Grant Program, Milwaukee youth gain access to meaningful music education experiences that help develop lifelong skills. Ashley Dye, Sponsorship Sales Manager at Milwaukee World Festival joined FOX6 NOW about the program.
Milwaukee World Festival, Inc. (MWF) announced the opening of applications for the annual “Let The Music Play” Grant Program. Local nonprofit organizations and school-based music education programs are encouraged to apply by Oct. 31. Through the Let The Music Play Grant Program, Milwaukee youth gain access to meaningful music education experiences that help develop lifelong skills. Ashley Dye, Sponsorship Sales Manager at Milwaukee World Festival joined FOX6 NOW about the program.
Menomonee Falls gas station shootout, man sentenced to prison
A man convicted in a Menomonee Falls gas station shootout that happened earlier this year has been sentenced to prison.
A man convicted in a Menomonee Falls gas station shootout that happened earlier this year has been sentenced to prison.
Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin down to 8 products for 2026
Th 11th annual "Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin" contest has reached the final eight products in the contest's "Manufacturing Madness" bracket.
Th 11th annual "Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin" contest has reached the final eight products in the contest's "Manufacturing Madness" bracket.
Waukesha Unlocked: Tour the Frame house
WATCH: Every other year, we look forward to Waukesha Unlocked, an opportunity for the public to tour places and things that are uniquely Waukesha. FOX6's Bret Lemoine got a deeper dive into the Andrew Frame house, a true treasure in the city.
WATCH: Every other year, we look forward to Waukesha Unlocked, an opportunity for the public to tour places and things that are uniquely Waukesha. FOX6's Bret Lemoine got a deeper dive into the Andrew Frame house, a true treasure in the city.
Wisconsin's Most Wanted: 3 fugitives arrested in Racine crime
U.S. Marshals are hoping you have information that could lead them to three fugitives.
U.S. Marshals are hoping you have information that could lead them to three fugitives.