Wisconsin

Law enforcement has closed down the College Avenue park-and-ride. Those who live there have 48 hours to leave.

Got an old piece of furniture that needs some love? Home Again in Milwaukee’s Riverwest neighborhood can help. Brian Kramp is at their new location where you can create a masterpiece.

Home Again Fabric and Furnishings is a workroom and retail space where curated vintage treasures, furniture, and houseplants get a new life and new home. Brian Kramp is at their recently opened Riverwest location with the owner who started the business simply by painting furniture.

Two men are now criminally charged, accused of damaging a controversial mural in Milwaukee back in September 2024. The mural in question near Holton and Locust showed a Star of David combined with a swastika.

If you love shopping local for unique pieces, at stop at Home Again should be on this week’s to do list. Brian Kramp is checking out the retail portion of Riverwest’s hippest new furniture store with so much more.

There’s a certain joy that comes from purchasing new furniture, but how would you feel if you could create a one-of-a-kind piece? Brian Kramp is with the owner of Home Again where fabric is the first thing you’ll pick for your furniture project.

If you have a piece of furniture at home that needs some attention, the team at Home Again has everything you need to make it look brand new. Brian Kramp is at their new location seeing how reupholstering can make an old chair look and feel like new.

Home Again Fabric and Furnishings is a workroom and retail space where curated vintage treasures, furniture, and houseplants get a new life and new home. Brian Kramp is at their recently-opened Riverwest location with the owner who started the business simply by painting furniture.

Eva Welch and Shelly Sarasin, both co-founding executive directors of Street Angels, joined FOX6 WakeUp to discuss the recent park-and-ride evictions in Milwaukee.

Police and deputies are enforcing the closure of another park-and-ride that begins Monday, Oct. 28. It's at the College Avenue park-and-ride, and people who live there say they have nowhere else to go.