
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
Milwaukee apartment fire; tenants allege property removed without consent
Tenants displaced by a Milwaukee apartment fire say their belongings went missing when they returned, raising questions about landlord actions and tenant rights under Wisconsin law.
Milwaukee police chase, man accused wanted for earlier pursuit
A Milwaukee man accused of threatening his 13-year-old daughter with a gun and leading police on multiple chases is now in custody, facing several felony charges.
Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan resigns in wake of conviction
Hannah Dugan, the Milwaukee County Circuit Court judge convicted in federal court last month of obstructing federal agents, submitted her resignation.
Milwaukee apartment fire near 13th and Layton; residents seek help
Neighbors on Milwaukee's south side have a GoFundMe set up after fire destroyed their apartments on New Year's Eve.
Found safe: Teen missing from northwestern Wisconsin located
The Rusk County Sheriff's Office confirmed on Thursday, Jan. 1 that 14-year-old Alexandria Kuntz has been located and is safe.
Milwaukee shooting; shots fired during meetup for gaming console
Milwaukee police are looking for a number of armed suspects connected to a Christmas Day shooting on the city's north side.
Milwaukee families honor loved ones lost to gun violence at annual vigil
Milwaukee families gathered at a candlelight vigil to honor 160 lives lost to gun violence on Sunday, Dec. 28, sharing stories of grief, remembrance and healing as 2025 comes to a close.
Milwaukee restaurant hands out free meals for 1,000 people
A restaurant on Milwaukee's northwest side gave away 1,000 meals for free on Saturday morning, hoping to serve the community after the holidays.
Christmas Family Feast returns to Milwaukee as donation gap remains
Volunteers are preparing to serve 3,000 guests at Milwaukee’s Christmas Family Feast as the Salvation Army works to close a multimillion-dollar fundraising gap for year-round services.
South Milwaukee students spread holiday cheer at assisted living facility
Students from Zion Lutheran School surprised residents at a South Milwaukee assisted living facility with gifts, treats and songs, continuing their annual Giving Tree holiday tradition.









