West Allis A La Carte
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From delicious bites to local art and entertainment, West Allis A La Carte is celebrating the very best of the community this Sunday, June 7. FOX6's Brian Kramp checked out a few of the places you can shop at.

James Handy, veteran character actor, dies at 81

James Handy appeared in various television shows and movies during his career, including “Jumanji" and “Top Gun: Maverick."

Senate passes $70 billion immigration enforcement bill, sending measure to House

The U.S. Senate has approved a sweeping immigration enforcement bill that would provide approximately $70 billion in additional funding for federal agencies responsible for border security and immigration enforcement. 

National Doughnut Day 2026 deals and freebies

National Doughnut Day is here! Here’s where to score the best freebies and deals to celebrate the occasion.

Weekend motorcycle riding forecast for June 5-7, 2026
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Despite some rain on Friday, the weekend is shaping up very nicely for anyone who wants to hit the open road on two or three wheels. FOX6's Tom Wachs has your Weekend Riding Forecast.

Dodge County crash; motorcyclist strikes deer, seriously injured

A Randolph motorcyclist is recovering from serious injuries after striking a deer in the Dodge County town of Fox Lake on Thursday evening, June 4.

Worms found in Kenosha County McDonald’s drinks spark lawsuit

You might order a side of fries with your shake, but likely not a side of worms. But that is exactly what at least three people claim to have gotten from a Kenosha County McDonald's.

Milwaukee Health monitors low-risk travelers, visited region with Ebola

The City of Milwaukee Health Department (MHD) confirmed to FOX6 News that it is monitoring three very low-risk travelers who recently visited a country in Africa, where Ebola has been present.

Milwaukee Weather: Warm, windy and dry

Increasing clouds overnight with temperatures settling in the upper 60s. Rainy on Friday morning with showers/t-storms. Heavy rain is possible (0.50"-1.0"). The heaviest rain will be in the morning, with scattered afternoon showers/t-storms. A few strong afternoon storms are possible with wind/hail. Highs in the mid-70s on Friday with the rain around. A second batch of t-storms is possible after 9pm Friday. IF those storms form, a few could be strong with wind/hail/heavy rain.

Watch: Truck-driving preacher helps thwart alleged kidnapping

A woman was out for a walk when a man came from behind, handcuffed her and forced her into a car. Her dramatic escape was caught on dashboard camera.

Kennedy Center begins scrubbing Trump’s name following federal court ruling

The Kennedy Center has started the process of stripping President Donald Trump’s name from its branding following a major defeat in federal court, according to a report from The Associated Press.

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.

Menomonee Falls police call forceful arrest of teen "justified"
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Menomonee Falls police say three officers' actions during an arrest of a 13-year-old boy were "reasonable" and "justified." The boy's attorney called it a "targeted" arrest, all stemming from a dispute between two brothers that the attorney said was blown out of proportion. 

20th year of HPV vaccine
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The HPV vaccine has been around for 20 years. We speak about this milestone with Dr. Megan Yanny, a pediatrician with UW Health.

Universities of Wisconsin tuition increase approved by Board of Regents

Tuition is going up for a fourth year in a row for students attending the Universities of Wisconsin. The Universities of Wisconsin Board of Regents made that official on Thursday, June 4.

Karen Read sues police after acquittal in boyfriend's murder

Karen Read, the woman acquitted of killing her police officer boyfriend, is suing police and officials, alleging an "embedded culture of bigotry, misogyny, systemic failures, and institutional rot."