SHARP Literacy hosts Unwrapped Waukesha, what's on the menu
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Local chefs will be donating their time and talents to benefit SHARP Literacy for the 5th annual Unwrapped Waukesha. Tony Valenti joined FOX6 WakeUp live to show us what he will be serving for the event today.

Marquette University Gospel Choir honors and celebrates Black History Month

The Marquette University Gospel Choir welcomes students of all races and faith traditions who seek to explore and enhance their spirituality through Gospel music and praise.

Marquette Gospel Choir: Talking with the choir president
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Earlier we heard from the Marquette University Gospel Choir and its rendition of "Lift Every Voice and Sing." Now it's time we hear from student leaders of the group. FOX6's Andrew Amouzou sat down with the choir president about the what the group means to the Marquette campus and beyond.

Marquette Gospel Choir: A music medley
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It's time for one final performance from Marquette's Gospel Choir. The group is on a mission to spread faith and inspiration beyond Marquette's campus. Here they're singing a gospel medley featuring iconic spirituals: "It is Well (Spiritual)", "Great Is Thy Faithfulness (Hymn)", "To Thine Be The Glory (Hymn)."

SHARP Unrapped Waukesha fundraiser
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A friendly competition is going down between Waukesha-area chefs and its all for a good cause. SHARP Literacy' is celebrating the 5th Annual "Unwrapped Waukesha" fundraiser. Lynda Welsh joined FOX6 WakeUp live from the Carriage House in Oconomowoc with what you need to know about the event.

Marquette Gospel Choir: "Lift Every Voice and Sing"
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As we recognize Black History Month, we cannot forget to mention the song, now widely known as the black national anthem. Written and composed in the early 20th century, the song is a symbol of hope and promise for Black Americans. With that, we now welcome the Marquette Gospel Choir as they perform "Lift Every Voice and Sing."

Milwaukee gun violence trend, prevention advocates surprised

A Milwaukee gun violence trend over the past few weeks is even surprising the people who are dedicated to stopping it.

Milwaukee Weather - Wind picking up, few snow showers

Cloudy and blustery overnight with a a few snow showers. Temperatures settling in the teens by sunrise. Mostly cloudy and windy on Sunday with a slight chance for snow showers. Highs in the mid-20s with afternoon wind chills between +10 and +15.

Milwaukee shootings Saturday; 3 killed, 2 injured

Milwaukee police said three people were killed, and two others were wounded, in shootings on Saturday, Feb. 21.

Wauwatosa girl battling cancer, stolen car poses new challenge

A Wauwatosa mother, whose daughter is battling cancer, is trying to figure out what to do after her car was stolen from last week.

500 Black Tuxedos: Milwaukee nonprofit's event pairs boys, mentors

The Milwaukee nonprofit Community Agriculture Growing Experience, or CAGE, held its annual 500 Black Tuxedos event on Saturday.

Crews recover bodies of all 9 victims in deadly Lake Tahoe avalanche

A group of 15 skiers were on the final leg of a backcountry trip to Castle Peak near Lake Tahoe in the Sierra Nevada when they were caught in the avalanche.

Mama Tried Motorcycle Show takes over the Eagles Ballroom

Become one with your inner biker at the Mama Tried Motorcycle Show in Milwaukee this Saturday and Sunday.

Left behind at Las Vegas airport, dog ‘JetBlue’ now has a forever home

A dog that was tied to a baggage sizer and abandoned at a Las Vegas airport earlier this month has found a new home with the police officer who helped rescue him.

Delafield fire: Person, pet turtle rescued from home

Firefighters rescued one person, along with a pet turtle, from a Delafield house fire early Saturday morning, Feb. 21.

UW-Parkside threat investigation, campus reopens

The University of Wisconsin-Parkside campus reopened Saturday after issuing a safety alert for what law enforcement later deemed a swatting incident.

2023 Franklin stabbing; man pleads guilty to mayhem charge

A Franklin man accused of stabbing a person back in October 2023 pleaded guilty to one charge of felony mayhem.