Bret Lemoine
Prior to joining the FOX6 News team in June 2013, Bret Lemoine reported for the CBS affiliate in Green Bay (WFRV). Wisconsin is home: Bret grew up in Waukesha and interned in the Milwaukee TV market while attending the University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point (UWSP).
During his time at WFRV, Bret covered some of the biggest stories in our state. He was in Madison for daily updates during the collective bargaining debate in 2011. He also covered the Kaukauna tornadoes, the Marinette High School shooting and was stationed in Dallas as the Packers won Super Bowl XLV.
Bret previously worked at WMBD in Peoria, Illinois as a Weekday Reporter and Weekend Anchor/Producer. His reports were recognized twice by the Illinois Broadcasters Association – once in the category of Best Hard News story in 2007, and again in 2008 for his weekly franchise series, "Streets of Speed." In 2011, he was recognized by the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association for his work covering the Chestnut St. fire.
Bret enjoys traveling. Some of the places he’s visited include Turkey, Germany, Jamaica, England, Finland, Estonia and many others! In his spare time, Bret enjoys working out, watching TV and talking with people. He is also a big Superman fan.
The latest from Bret Lemoine
Brookfield doctors charged with child abuse, causing mental harm
Two Brookfield doctors are charged with child abuse and causing mental harm to a child.
Waukesha police investigate Frame Park stabbing; man in 30s injured
Waukesha police are investigating a stabbing that happened at Frame Park on Friday morning, May 3.
Oconomowoc cyclist riding Tour de France route for leukemia fundraiser
An Oconomowoc cyclist will join a team next month, whose goal is to ride the Tour de France route a week before the professional raise for charity.
Fatal Milwaukee crash involving MCTS bus; 29-year-old man accused
A 29-year-old Milwaukee man is accused of causing a collision with a Milwaukee County bus that led to a person's death and injuries to several others.
Waukesha homeless population, center's numbers double since January
Sex offenders released from prison are living on the streets of Waukesha. Meanwhile, the lunch lines at Hope Center are longer than ever before.
30 years since Oswald shootout; fallen police captain honored
Sunday, April 28 marks 30 years since Waukesha Police Captain James Lutz was shot and killed in the line of duty.
Waukesha homeless population; camps popping up
A Waukesha man said he wants his new neighbor to leave. The tenant is staying in a tent near his house.
Protect yourself from cyber crimes; law enforcement shows you how
There are criminals that can target you from anywhere. Now, the Waukesha County Sheriff's Department is trying to make sure everyone is safe online.
WM upgrades Germantown recycling facility, Wisconsin's largest
Wisconsin's largest recycling facility just got bigger, and WM – formerly known as Waste Management – took FOX6 inside for a look.
Wisconsin personal finance high school graduation requirement
April is National Financial Literacy month, and how Wisconsin high school students learn about money is about to change.