Waukesha Christmas Parade

The Waukesha community gathered for a remembrance ceremony on Friday, marking four years since the Christmas parade attack.

Darrell Brooks claims a prison lockdown is delaying his appeal, but the court pressed his former attorney for proof Brooks received his case file as experts warn he may soon forfeit his right to appeal.

On Friday, Nov. 21, Waukesha will mark four years since the attack on the city's annual Christmas parade. Six people died in that incident. Dozens more were hurt.

The man responsible for killing six people in the Waukesha Christmas parade attack is dropping his attorney.

The Wisconsin Department of Corrections (DOC) confirmed for FOX6 News that Darrell Brooks Jr., the man responsible for the Waukesha Christmas parade attack, was moved out of state on Monday, Jan. 13. 

The tragedy in New Orleans is hitting close to home for the Dancing Grannies of Milwaukee.

Downtown Waukesha lit up for the city's 61st annual Christmas parade – a night of both celebration and remembrance for the Dancing Grannies.

The Waukesha community gathered at Grede Park on Thursday, Nov. 21 to mark the three-year anniversary of the parade tragedy with the dedication of the new Parade Memorial at Grede Park.

For the fifth time, Darrell Brooks’ attorney has filed a request to extend time to appeal his conviction in the Waukesha Christmas Parade attack trial.

In just six weeks, people in Waukesha will dedicate a memorial honoring the victims of the Christmas parade attack.

Officials with the United for Waukesha Resiliency Center (UWRC) announced an 18-month extension of its operations.

A photography exhibit in Waukesha lets the victims of the 2021 Christmas Parade attack share their stories with the community, and helps put the focus on healing.

The community came together in Waukesha as the city breaks ground on the Grede Park Waukesha Parade Memorial on Wednesday, May 8.

Waukesha officials announced the community is invited to attend the groundbreaking ceremony for the Waukesha Parade Memorial at Grede Park on Wednesday, May 8.

The Waukesha County Community Foundation announced a donor has offered to match new gifts – up to $15,000 – to the parade memorial fund.

The Waukesha South High School's varsity dance team is working with the Milwaukee Dancing Grannies on a special halftime show.

There’s a push this weekend for people to participate in the Waukesha Strong Community Tile Project.

A $75,000 donation has been made to the Waukesha Parade Memorial Fund.