Andrew Amouzou
Andrew Amouzou (pronounced uh-MOO-zoo) joins the FOX6 News team as a reporter, excited to return to Milwaukee — the city where his journalism journey began.
Andrew most recently worked at the NBC affiliate in Green Bay (NBC26), where he covered a wide range of stories including Green Bay Packers coverage, NFL Draft reporting, court cases, crime, and exclusive community-driven features on local businesses.
In 2024, Andrew was named one of Wisconsin’s Top 40 Most Influential Black Leaders, recognizing both his journalistic work and his commitment to uplifting voices in the community.
A proud Marquette University graduate, Andrew held several leadership roles at the Marquette Wire, including MUTV Station Manager and Executive Director. He also served as the main anchor for a student sportscast that earned top honors from the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) Chicago/Midwest Emmy Chapter.
During college, Andrew co-founded the Advancement & Guidance for Journalists of Color (AGJC), a focus group designed to help students of color build networking connections in the journalism world.
He also received a number of accolades, including recognition from the Milwaukee Press Club and the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association, which awarded him the 2023 Student Leadership Award.
Now reporting on weekdays and weekends in Milwaukee, Andrew is thrilled to be telling stories in the city that helped shape his path.
Outside the newsroom, Andrew enjoys trying new recipes, working out at the gym, discovering new music, and attending community events.
If you have a story idea or news tip, Andrew would love to hear from you. Connect with him on Instagram, Facebook, X (links in the buttons above) or email at andrew.amouzou@fox.com.
The latest from Andrew Amouzou
Wisconsin State Fair vendors look back at 2025 historic flood
State Fair vendors reflected on the historic August 2025 floods that forced a rare cancellation. The flood set a 24-hour Wisconsin state record with some locations seeing over a foot of rain.
Jalapeños linked to Salmonella outbreak in 27 states; including Wisconsin
Wisconsin ranks in the top five states with reported salmonella cases linked to jalapeños. The CDC reports 345 cases across 27 states, with no deaths reported.
Former Buck Larry Sanders partners with local business for community initiative
Former Milwaukee Bucks center Larry Sanders returned to Milwaukee to give back to the city. Sanders hosted a downtown event with Broke Life clothing to launch a long-term community effort
Wisconsin tornado aftermath: Volunteers and cleanup crews helping
St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Menasha is without power and clean water. Staff and volunteers say that is not stopping them from feeding and serving those impacted the most by Monday’s devastating tornado.
Wisconsin primary election; early in-person voting begins
Early in-person voting kicks off Tuesday, July 28 in Wisconsin’s primary election, and runs through Aug. 9.
Milwaukee football camp inspires kids after tragic loss
A youth football camp in Milwaukee is bringing people together in competition and reflection following the death of an 11-year-old player who was shot and killed last fall.
Rufus King Community Garden; volunteers transforming empty lot
Volunteers are transforming an empty lot on Milwaukee’s north side to help feed local families and seniors.
Cyclosporiasis in Wisconsin; 105 confirmed cases, 3 hospitalizations
Wisconsin health officials have released new numbers on the growing number of Cyclosporiasis cases.
Marty Brooks appeals Wisconsin Center District termination
The former president and CEO of the Wisconsin Center District wants his old job back. Marty Brooks was fired in June. He plans to make his appeal on Wednesday during a public meeting.
Cyclosporiasis in Wisconsin; Milwaukee restaurant reuses COVID protocols
Health concerns surrounding Cyclospora are leaving many people with questions about food safety. In response, some local restaurants are taking extra steps to ensure diners feel confident in what's served.