Germantown incident highlights dangers of 'Senior Assassin' game

A popular high school game known as Senior Assassin is drawing safety concerns after Germantown police mistook students for suspects and Twin Lakes later issued a warning.

FAA investigates Southwest near miss after air traffic control sends jets on collision course

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating a reported close call between two Southwest Airlines flights at Nashville International Airport after one aircraft was directed into the path of another during a go-around, officials said.

Daniel Bice, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporter, dies at 62

Daniel Bice, a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporter and veteran political journalist, has died from complications of esophageal cancer. He was 62.

Milwaukee grocery store, pharmacy closures; Council takes action

The Milwaukee Common Council on Tuesday voted to approve several proposals aimed at stopping grocery store and pharmacy closures.

Milwaukee police find no evidence after digging at home linked to killer

Milwaukee police say no evidence was found after a two-day search at a home tied to a convicted killer, where crews dug up the yard and garage as part of an ongoing investigation.

Ridglan Farms activists charged after failed attempt to "rescue" beagles

Five animal rights activists face a Dane County judge for the first time since their attempted raid on Ridglan Farms. Four are charged with felony conspiracy to commit burglary.

'ICE Out:' Milwaukee Common Council approves ID, mask ordinance

Milwaukee Common Council members voted on part of what some have branded “ICE Out" legislation, approving new restrictions for law enforcement.

Town of Mukwonago horse breeder faces new felony charges

A Town of Mukwonago horse breeder is facing new felony charges. On Tuesday, April 21, prosecutors charged 70-year-old Ralinda Howard with two separate counts of felony bail jumping.

Elizabeth Smart wins top honors at Utah bodybuilding show: ‘I refuse to be ashamed’

Elizabeth Smart is redefining her legacy. After taking home top honors at the Wasatch Warrior bodybuilding competition in Salt Lake City, Smart opened up about her decision to stop hiding her fitness journey.

Bear Grylls takes celebrities off the grid in new FOX series: ‘You get to see the real people’

"Bear Grylls is Running Wild" reveals a raw side of celebrities as they battle harsh wilderness conditions. The premiere, airing Tuesday, features Matthew McConaughey taking on the challenge.

Kenosha man, dog found dead; jury finds Justin Tercek guilty

A Kenosha County jury on Tuesday, April 21, found Justin Tercek guilty of all charges against him in connection with the stabbing deaths of a man and dog in February 2025.

Milwaukee violence prevention, Karin Tyler appointment approved

The Milwaukee Common Council approved the appointment of Karin Tyler as the city's Department of Community Wellness and Safety commissioner.

BCDI Ride Into Literacy Gala coming up in Milwaukee

Wanda Montgomery and Keesha Jones-Sutton joined FOX6 WakeUp News to discuss the Black Child Development Institute's Ride Into Literacy gala.

Trump extends ceasefire, blockade remains in effect

On the eve of the end of the ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran, President Donald Trump announced the two-week pause will continue as talks between the two nations continue.

Brookfield Pick ’n Save retail theft; $2.6K in stolen merchandise

Brookfield police are searching for a suspect accused of stealing more than $2,600 in merchandise from a Pick ’n Save on West Greenfield Avenue on April 15.

Wisconsin storm debris, wildfire risk increased despite heavy rain

With debris from last week's severe storms littering the state, the Wisconsin DNR is warning residents about increased wildfire risk.

Soaring jet fuel prices threaten to drive up summer travel costs

Americans who will be traveling this summer could see the cost of their summer vacations jump due to the spike in jet fuel prices.

Milwaukee County overdose data: Deaths decline for 4th consecutive year

The office of Milwaukee County Executive released on Tuesday, April 21, new data that shows overdose and opioid overdose deaths are on the decline in the county for the fourth consecutive year.