FOX6 Investigators

When it comes to efforts to install adult-sized changing tables in public restrooms, one Wisconsin lawmaker calls it, 'a matter of human dignity.'

It's a matter of human dignity. That's what one Wisconsin lawmaker says about efforts to install adult-sized changing tables in public restrooms.

Who is 15-year-old Natalie Rupnow – and how did she end up at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison?

The man in charge of the Milwaukee streetcar system, The Hop, was forced to resign back in October, per internal records that show the manager's alleged misconduct may have cost the city nearly $5 million.

Contact 6's Jenna Sachs shares two consumer issues where people encountered unexpected expenses.

The temps are dipping in Wisconsin, but a water war is still heating up ahead of a new legislative session in January.

The road to becoming parents can be paved with heartbreak, but now, there's new hope as the path to parenthood evolves.

A veteran died at the Madison VA hospital, but his remains are left to deteriorate in a funeral home cooling system for nearly a year.

The uncremated remains of an "unclaimed" US Marines veteran sat in a funeral home cooling system in Madison for 11 months.

The votes are in, but the ripple effects are just beginning following the aftermath of the 2024 election.

As the clock winds down to November 5, this episode takes a look at in-person early voting, how votes are counted, and election security.

Contact 6's Jenna Sachs explains two recent consumer issues where viewers had trouble keeping their belongings safe.

A free museum in Racine housed in an historic building is up against modern expectations of handicapped accessibility.

A Racine woman's quest for ancient public records hits a barrier she cannot cross in a government-owned building inaccessible to those with physical limitations.