Open Record: The Art of Imitation
Contact 6's Jenna Sachs shares two recent consumer issues that both deal with complex impersonation scams.
Therapist sexual assault; victim speaks
She went in for mental health treatment and came out a victim of sexual assault. Now, a Milwaukee woman is sharing her story of trust and betrayal.
Therapist sexual assault; victim speaks
She went in for mental health treatment and came out a victim of sexual assault. Now, a Milwaukee woman is sharing her story of trust and betrayal.
Open Record: Broken Trust
Open Record takes a look back at the charges, investigation, and trial of former Milwaukee therapist George Ramsey.
Open Record: The Magic of Music
Make-a-Wish Wisconsin is celebrating 40 years and marking a major milestone by granting their 8,000th wish.
Former Milwaukee therapist guilty at trial of sexual exploitation
A jury found a former Milwaukee therapist accused of sexually exploiting clients guilty on one count of sexual exploitation – but not guilty of a second count.
Former Milwaukee therapist accused of sex crimes testifies
A former Milwaukee therapist accused of sexually exploiting three female clients goes to trial – three years after he was charged.
Open Record: The Race is On
From the presidential primary to dozens of school referendums, voters hit the polls April 2 to cast their ballots.
Another competency exam ordered
A Milwaukee man accused of hinting about a campus shooting will undergo a competency exam again.
Open Record: In-Person Influence
Professor Christopher Devine joins Open Record to explain why Presidential campaign visits often do little to influence voter behavior.
Open Record: Utter Disregard
The latest FOX6 investigation explores the loophole in Wisconsin law that allows dangerous drivers to keep on driving.
Revoked drivers avoid criminal charges; legal loophole
Driving while suspended or revoked in Wisconsin is almost never a crime no matter how many times you do it. Some lawmakers want to change that.
Revoked drivers avoid criminal charges
Driving while suspended or revoked in Wisconsin is almost never a crime no matter how many times you do it. Some lawmakers want to change that.
Open Record: Sight Unseen
From a local university's mystery messages on a classroom chalkboard to helping visually impaired people in Southeast Wisconsin enjoy the outdoors, we learn inspiration can come from anywhere.
Open Record: The Unscheduled Interview
What happens when a person we want to interview for a story doesn't want to sit down with a reporter?
Open Record: Something Shady
Contact 6's Jenna Sachs highlights two recent consumer issues to hit the FOX6 inbox.
Open Record: Private Lessons
FOX6 files an open records request for the public records and investigation reports into the case against a former Oak Creek High School teacher charged with sexually assaulting a student.
Police video cost increase, Wisconsin lawmakers approve bill
Wisconsin lawmakers approved a bill that allows police departments to charge a new fee for the release of squad and body-worn camera video.
Wisconsin bodycam video cost could increase with new legislation
Police departments across Wisconsin said they are being inundated with requests for bodycam video, and legislation could make it cost more.
Open Record: Part of the Job
There's been a surge in public demand for body camera video, so why do police now want to charge you for something that's currently part of the job?