Waukesha County

Saturday is May 4th and for Star Wars fans a day to celebrate a galaxy far, far away.

Consider yourself warned. The Wisconsin State Patrol Southeast Region will conduct special traffic enforcement patrols in Waukesha County on Monday, May 6.

The now former Oconomowoc dog trainer charged with hurting an animal was sentenced on Thursday to one year of probation.

The Menomonee Falls Police Department is seeking the public’s help in identifying a person of interest regarding a recent CVS retail theft.

An Oconomowoc cyclist will join a team next month, whose goal is to ride the Tour de France route a week before the professional raise for charity.

A Sussex man is the grand prize winner of the Wisconsin Lottery's Green Bay Packers Bonus Drawing.

A crash involving a semi that was hauling beer shut down multiple lanes of I-41 northbound for hours on Thursday, May 2.

Natural curiosity led one fourth grader down a fast path. Lily Zhao goes Beyond the Game as he's stacking his successes.

In Waukesha County, New Berlin and Muskego police are reporting a rise in car break-ins. It includes a common denominator: unlocked doors.

Former President Donald Trump had a break in his criminal trial and hit the campaign trail, making a stop in Waukesha on Wednesday, May 1, and talked exclusively with FOX6 News.

A Wauwatosa woman is charged with attempted first-degree intentional homicide, accused of stabbing a man while he was driving on April 13.

It is his one day off from his criminal hush money trial in New York. Former President Donald Trump spent part of Wednesday, May 1 in Wisconsin – asking voters for their vote this fall.

Kohl’s announced a $200,000 commitment to the National Alliance on Mental Illness Southeast Wisconsin in support of reducing stigmas around mental health and providing more resources for youth.

Brian Kramp is in Brookfield at Oak & Elizabeth with handmade body care and hand-poured soy candles that you can find at this Saturday’s market.

Former President Donald Trump will visit Waukesha on Wednesday, May 1, as his campaign to return to the White House continues.

When baseball winds down and football gets going, this year, there will be a new entry on the calendar. Tim Van Vooren goes Beyond the Game.