Slender Man stabbing: Anissa Weier GPS monitor removal ordered
Anissa Weier, one of two who pleaded guilty in the 2014 Slender Man stabbing of a classmate, has been removed from GPS monitoring.
9/11 Survivor Tree seedlings gifted to Uvalde, Waukesha and Little Rock
Through an annual tradition, the Sept. 11 Memorial and Museum gives this symbol of hope to communities recovering from unthinkable tragedy.
Carroll University military house dedicated, graduate killed on 9/11
At Carroll University, military members will have a new place to gather, a site dedicated for Cmdr. Dan Shanower, who lost his life during the 9/11 attacks.
Waukesha County Courthouse remodeling project kicked off
Waukesha County Executive Paul Farrow, alongside other county leaders, wield sledgehammers to ceremoniously smash a wall -- marking the official commencement of an extensive remodeling project at the Waukesha County Courthouse.
Waukesha Metro launches WisGO: New fare collection system
Waukesha Metro has launched a new fare collection system called WisGo.
Waukesha police chase Milwaukee, men sentenced to probation
Two men have been sentenced to probation after an April Waukesha police chase into Milwaukee. Police said drugs were found in their car.
Waukesha's Horizon West condo demolition set for fall; questions remain
Neighbors surrounding the condemned Horizon West condominiums are relieved to know demolition of the building will begin this fall.
'World's Largest Glass Pickle,' Waukesha collecting glass for project
If you are at Waukesha's neighborhood beer garden this weekend, raise a glass, and then give it back!
Waukesha 'World's Largest Glass Pickle'
Waukesha is collecting clear, brown and green glass to create the ''World's Largest Glass Pickle.''
Waukesha County Jail death, accused workers appear in court
Two Waukesha County Jail workers charged in an inmate's death appeared in court Thursday, Sept. 7. Each received $7,500 signature bonds.
Waukesha Head Start student needs school transportation after fire
A Waukesha Head Start student was forced from her home due to an electrical fire. Staying in a hotel means Head Start cannot provide bus transportation. They say adding time to the route risks their license.
Lake Michigan water project, Waukesha celebrates completion
More than 70,000 people in Waukesha will soon start using Lake Michigan water – the biggest public works project in city history 20 years in the making.
Lake Michigan water project; Waukesha celebrates its completion
Waukesha Mayor Shawn Reilly, officials, and regional partners celebrate the completion of a project to deliver a safe and sustainable supply of Lake Michigan water from Milwaukee to Waukesha Water Utility customers.
Wisconsin psychiatric bed shortage magnified by spike in competency orders
A FOX6 investigation found an explosion in court-ordered competency treatment is pushing state mental hospitals beyond their limits.
Waukesha house fire, James Street and College Avenue
Waukesha firefighters responded to a house fire near James Street and College Avenue on Wednesday afternoon.
Waukesha Lake Michigan water switch; what to expect Thursday
Waukesha will celebrate finally switching to Lake Michigan drinking water on Thursday, a transition that's been decades in the making.
Speak Up, Speak Out school safety hotline runs out of money in 2024
Funding for Wisconsin programs aimed at preventing school shootings and school violence runs out in a year. It will take about $2.2 million to keep it going.
'Rainbowland' controversy, fired Waukesha teacher files lawsuit
The fired Waukesha school teacher at the center of the "Rainbowland" song controversy has filed a federal civil lawsuit against the district and superintendent.
Waukesha First Student bus driver shortage, kids missing class
School District of Waukesha students are facing bumps in the road amid a nationwide school bus driver shortage. As the new school year starts, the district has nine bus routes without drivers.
Waukesha school bus driver shortage
School District of Waukesha students are facing bumps in the road amid a nationwide school bus driver shortage as the new school year gets underway.