Critically missing Milwaukee child found safe: police

Milwaukee police need your help in finding a critically missing 10-year-old boy, Dimeir Camble.

Brewers Opening Day: Jordan Stolz, Jordan Love to throw first pitch

More Wisconsin star power for Brewers Opening Day! Olympic Gold Medalist and Kewaskum native Jordan Stolz will join Packers quarterback Jordan Love for the ceremonial first pitch on Thursday.

Milwaukee Mitchell Interchange resurfacing project resumes

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation announced work is scheduled to resume for the resurfacing project along I-41/94/43/894, through the Mitchell Interchange in Milwaukee County.

Wisconsin grants announced; support efforts to reduce crime in state

Gov. Tony Evers and the Wisconsin Office of Violence Prevention announced that nearly $15 million in grants will be awarded to help crack down on crime, prevent violence, and keep communities safe.

Watertown High School senior trades cleats for new competition

Payton West, a senior at Watertown High School, was a multi-sport athlete. Now, she has traded in her cleats for a different type of competition.

Watertown High School senior trades cleats for new competition
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Payton West, a senior at Watertown High School, was a multi-sport athlete. Now, she has traded in her cleats for a different type of competition. That is why she is the latest FOX6 High School Hot Shot. 

City of Milwaukee, Milwaukee Public Schools kick off 'Hello Summer'

Mayor Cavalier Johnson and Superintendent Brenda Cassellius on Monday, March 23 launched the city’s Hello Summer efforts.

Milwaukee shootings Monday; 2 injured

The Milwaukee Police Department said two separate shootings left a 55-year-old and a 27-year-old injured on Monday, March 23.

Milwaukee Admirals' Oasiz Wiesblatt: CODA rookie playing for family

The bond of teammates in professional sports is often called a brotherhood. In that sibling metaphor, Milwaukee Admirals rookie Oasiz Wiesblatt is the prototypical little brother.

Brewers opener arrives amid I-94 construction delays, traffic concerns

Milwaukee Brewers fans are bracing for heavy traffic near American Family Field as I-94 construction continues, with officials urging drivers to allow extra time ahead of Thursday’s home opener.

Milwaukee Weather: Windy Sunday, colder with a chance for rain

Clearing skies overnight with temperatures dropping into the 20s. The sun returns on Monday. It will be chilly with a high around 40 inland, upper 30s near the lake.

Wisconsin's Most Wanted: Samuel Wilson sought for 2024 armed robbery

Investigators are looking for a teen they say held up a cashier all over some cigarettes. He was arrested and charged, then took off. U.S. Marshals are now searching for him.

Green Bay bus crash; dozens hurt, 2 critically injured

A tour bus carrying more than 50 passengers drove over an embankment in Green Bay on Sunday, March 22, leaving 33 people injured, including two in critical condition.

West Milwaukee hit-and-run; bicyclist injured, driver sought

West Milwaukee police are searching for a driver who struck a bicyclist and fled the intersection of Miller Park Way and W Mitchell Street on Friday, March 20, leaving the victim injured.

Menomonee Falls hit-and-run; police seek suspect, vehicle

Menomonee Falls police are seeking a suspect after a dark gray sedan struck an unoccupied vehicle and fled a Metro Market parking lot on Saturday, March 21.

3rd St. Vintage Market
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From tees and crewnecks to vinyl records and bags, vintage vendors from across our area will be at the 3rd Street Market hall today for a vintage market presented by all goods. Organizer Ali Acevedo joins us live with what you need to know about about the vintage market.

Waukesha house fire on Rolling Ridge Drive; no one injured

A fire caused damage to a vehicle and other items in the garage of a home in Waukesha on Saturday night, March 21.

Downtown Milwaukee fatal shooting Sunday; family identifies victim

One man was killed, and two other people were wounded in a shooting in downtown Milwaukee in the early morning hours of Sunday, March 22.