2023 Kenosha fatal hit-and-run, man pleads guilty
A Kenosha man pleaded guilty on Tuesday to a 2023 fatal hit-and-run. The person killed happened to be the suspect in a different hit-and-run.
Blood drive, Wisconsin Athletics could raise $1M; here's how
Wisconsin Athletics could win $1 million for student or community health as part of a Big Ten blood drive. Donations can be made in Kenosha this week.
Milwaukee Common Council special election ordered for 3rd District
Common Council President José Pérez ordered a special election to fill Milwaukee's 3rd District seat following the death of Ald. Jonathan Brostoff.
Wisconsin school report cards published; how to check your school's grade
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) on Tuesday, Nov. 19 published public and choice school and district report cards for the 2023-24 school year.
Wisconsin regulators accuse Michael Gableman of conduct violations
Judicial regulators filed a complaint against former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman, accusing him of violating multiple rules of conduct.
Trump hush money update: Prosecutors oppose dismissal; sentencing still pending
New York prosecutors filed paperwork Tuesday saying they will oppose dismissing President-elect Donald Trump’s hush money conviction, but may be open to delaying his sentencing.
Woman accused of punching, biting officers gets 12 months probation
A Milwaukee County judge sentenced Shanterrica Johnson on Monday, Nov. 18 to 12 months of probation for a case that was filed in October 2019.
Wisconsin bear hunt: 2024 season results show rebound
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources on Tuesday announced preliminary results for the 2024 bear season.
Watertown stabbing near 6th and Western; man injured, 1 arrested
A 39-year-old Watertown man was taken to the hospital on Friday, Nov. 15 after being stabbed. A 34-year-old man has been taken into custody.
Attorney Gerald Boyle dies; represented serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer
Gerald Boyle, the man who represented serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer, passed away on Sunday at the age of 88.
Oak Creek day care employee gets probation; cocaine found in boy's system
An Oak Creek day care employee charged after cocaine was found in a 1-year-old boy's system in May has reached a plea deal.
Hazardous materials response on Milwaukee's far south side
There was a hazardous materials response at Maitland Park on Milwaukee's far south side on Tuesday morning, Nov. 19.
Frontier Airlines adds nonstop flights from Milwaukee to Tampa
Frontier Airlines announced on Tuesday, Nov. 19 plans to add nonstop service from Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport to Tampa International Airport beginning in March 2025.
Wisconsin State Fair: Darius Rucker on Main Stage Aug, 8, 2025
Wisconsin State Fair officials announced that three-time GRAMMY Award winner, Darius Rucker, will bring his hits to the newly-titled Bank Five Nine Main Stage on Friday, Aug. 8, 2025.
Man pleads guilty to child sex crimes, sentenced to prison
A Racine man has been sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to child sex crimes in Kenosha County Court.
Wisconsin’s top scams for November 2024
The best way to protect yourself is by knowing the signs. Contact 6 spoke with the Department of Agriculture Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) about common scams making the rounds in November.
Spirit Airlines files for bankruptcy; local response
Spirit Airlines has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection following significant financial struggles, the airline announced Monday, Nov. 18.
‘Europe on 5 Dollars a Day’ author Arthur Frommer dies at 95
Arthur Frommer, the author of "Europe on 5 Dollars a Day," died at 95. His guidebooks transformed travel for Americans, promoting affordable and authentic experiences.
Watertown school gender guidelines; board votes on new policy
A gender war vote within the Watertown Unified School District, which is leading to possible big changes for students in the district.
Former MPS board member Aisha Carr's hearing set for Thursday
Milwaukee County prosecutors are responding to claims of discrimination against a former Milwaukee Public Schools board member.