West Allis man charged in fatal Milwaukee crash
A 21-year-old West Allis man is charged with second-degree reckless homicide after investigators say he ran a red light at high speed and caused a deadly crash on Milwaukee’s south side last week.
Roofing contractor charged with theft; 3 South Milwaukee projects
South Milwaukee police say a contractor took payments for roof and siding projects, then ghosted his customers. More than a year later, he's facing criminal charges.
Milwaukee school resource officers; mixed views surface at public meeting
Community members are questioning the impact of school resource officers nearly 10 months after their return to Milwaukee Public Schools, with calls for more data and transparency.
Milwaukee shooting, 23rd and Capitol; teen critically injured, arrest made
Milwaukee police are investigating a shooting that critically injured a 16-year-old Monday evening, Jan. 12, near 23rd and Capitol, where police say a suspect was taken into custody.
MPS SROs hold community meeting
Community members are questioning the impact of school resource officers nearly 10 months after their return to Milwaukee Public Schools, with calls for more data and transparency.
Records detail Greenfield police chief’s rise despite disciplinary history
New records show how Greenfield Police Chief Jay Johnson returned to the department and rose to chief despite a history of discipline before facing a misconduct charge.
Mark Kelly sues Pete Hegseth after being censured for 'illegal orders' video
U.S. Senator Mark Kelly announced on Monday he has filed a lawsuit after being censured by Pete Hegseth for his participation in a social media video where he and other lawmakers called on troops to "refuse illegal orders."
Southeast Wisconsin emissions testing, push to end requirement
It's a topic every southeastern Wisconsin driver probably knows all too well: getting an emissions test. Local lawmakers recently pushed to get rid of this requirement, so where do things stand now?
Push to end Wisconsin emissions testing
It's a topic every southeastern Wisconsin driver probably knows all too well…getting an emissions test. Back in December, state representatives pushed to get rid of this requirement, so where do things stand now?
New Berlin police officer misconduct; Steven Dodson sentenced
A judge sentenced Steven Dodson to six months in jail on Jan. 12 for his role in the theft of DEA drugs.
Police chief promotion despite disciplinary history
Newly released public records outline how Greenfield Police Chief Jay Johnson rose through the ranks of the department despite a long history of discipline, years before he was criminally charged.
New Berlin police officer misconduct; Steven Dodson sentenced
A Waukesha County judge sentenced Steven Dodson on Monday, Jan. 12, to serve six months in jail in connection with the theft of DEA drugs meant for K-9 training.
WI data center bills; lawmakers debate regulations
Data center proposals are popping up across Wisconsin, and now there are dueling state bills to regulate them, including what it means for your utility bills.
Wauwatosa East students walk out amid national protests over ICE enforcement
Wauwatosa East High School students staged a walkout amid nationwide protests over ICE enforcement on Monday, Jan. 12, citing concerns after a fatal shooting in Minneapolis and recent immigration actions.
Should Matt LaFleur stay with the Packers? FOX6 asks the fans!
Following the Packers Wild Card loss to the Bears, FOX6 asked the question: Do fans want to see a change at the head coach position?
Fans on Matt LaFleur's future
Heartbreak after heartbreak…that's how Packers fans describe the Monday Blues following the Wild Card loss to the Bears on Saturday night. So FOX6 asked the question: Do fans want to see a change at the head coach position?
Milwaukee fatal crash, West Allis driver charged
Prosecutors have charged a 21-year-old West Allis man with second-degree reckless homicide in connection with a deadly crash on Milwaukee’s south side that killed another driver earlier this month.
Wauwatosa East students walk out to protest ICE
Students at Wauwatosa East High School staged a walkout Monday morning, Jan. 12, joining nationwide protests against immigration enforcement and recent actions by federal agents.
Wisconsin data center bills; lawmakers debate regulation tactics
Data center proposals are popping up across Wisconsin, and now there are dueling state bills to regulate them, including what it means for your utility bills.
$8 million grant for safer streets
Milwaukee has been awarded an $8 million federal grant to fund targeted safety improvements on N. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and W. Forest Home Avenue.