One-on-One

FOX6’s Stephanie Grady goes one-on-one with the man who helped bring “Top Chef" to town -- Paul Bartolotta.

As Milwaukee prepares for its moment in the international spotlight, there is a lot of pressure on the city's hospitality partners.

There are more than a dozen high school sports in Wisconsin that require officials to oversee the state of play. But since the pandemic, the pool from which to pull for varsity events is shrinking.

It’s a new concept for collegiate athletes – the ability to make money with their name, image and likeness (NIL). What’s become known as NIL is trickling down to the high school level as well.

Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson sailed to victory in Tuesday’s election winning about 80% of the vote. This will be Johnson’s first full term in office since taking over for Tom Barrett two years ago.

Stephanie Grady goes one-on-one with D.A. John Chisholm about why he is deciding to hang up his prosecutor hat for good.

FOX6’s Stephanie Grady had the chance to talk one-on-one with the Universities of Wisconsin's president, Jay Rothman.

The first class action lawsuit brought against Kia and Hyundai due to the crime wave was done so by a Milwaukee law firm in 2021. FOX6 News sat down with James Barton, the Milwaukee attorney who decided he had enough with the car thefts wreaking havoc on his city.

Milwaukee County Chief Judge Mary Triggiano went one-on-one with FOX6's Stephanie Grady to give a unique perspective into how she sees the community recovering after a crime-ridden few years.

Aug. 5 marks 10 years since a gunman opened fire on the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin in Oak Creek.  Seven people died because of that day, but many more likely would have if it wasn’t for one Oak Creek Police Lieutenant Brian Murphy.  FOX6's Stephanie Grady sat down with Murphy to reflect on that day a decade later.