Dozens of dead dogs in Milwaukee home; man charged
A Milwaukee man is accused of having dozens of dead dogs in a north side home this summer. Three dogs were found alive.
Menomonee Falls retail theft; police seek 2 men
The Menomonee Falls Police Department is attempting to identify two male suspects involved in a recent felony retail theft.
Crash kills pregnant woman, Milwaukee man found guilty at trial
A Milwaukee man was found guilty at trial on Wednesday in connection to a crash that killed a woman and her unborn child.
New roof for Mukwonago Vietnam veteran, Roof Deployment Project
A Vietnam War veteran in Mukwonago is getting a new roof through the Owens Corning Roof Deployment Project.
Milwaukee 'Moving City' art car; questions remain after breakdown
There are unanswered questions and unclear comments about Milwaukee's “The Moving City" art car.
Wisconsin youth vote, election impact in battleground state
In battleground Wisconsin, young voters could play a huge role in November's presidential election. FOX6 spoke to young voters on UWM's campus.
Waukesha smoke detectors push; firefighters, Red Cross team up
The Waukesha Fire Department and American Red Cross are teaming up to install dozens of smoke alarms.
Sheboygan Falls assistant fire chief accused; sex assault of child
Sheboygan Falls Assistant Fire Chief John Albright is being held at the Sheboygan County Detention Center, charged with second-degree sexual assault of a child under 16.
South Milwaukee Virgin Mary statue, stolen months ago, recovered
A Virgin Mary statue that was stolen from a South Milwaukee church has been recovered 13 months after it was taken. Two suspects were identified.
Milwaukee fire station at 8th and Hayes could reopen; closed since 2018
A Milwaukee fire station on the city's south side could reopen if a proposed boost in funds for the fire department are approved by the Common Council.
Voter registrations trending upwards, particularly among younger adults
Voter registration sites saw significant upticks in traffic and registrations on Sept. 17’s National Voter Registration Day, particularly among younger adults. Here’s what that could mean for the election.
Milwaukee police reunite young child with family
Milwaukee police at District 5 say they have reunited a child in their care with her family.
Milwaukee burglary at 5th and Lapham; police seek suspects
Milwaukee police are investigating a burglary that happened near 5th and Lapham on the city's south side early Wednesday, Sept. 25.
Hurricane Helene and the Fujiwhara Effect; will it impact Wisconsin?
Hurricane season continues with "rare phenomenon".
Racine possession of child porn; 27-year-old man accused
A 27-year-old Racine man faces 15 counts of possession of child pornography and three counts of bail jumping. The accused is Athon Reeves.
Stabbing on Milwaukee's northwest side, police seek suspect
Milwaukee police are looking for a suspect who they say stabbed someone during an argument on Wednesday morning near Lovers Lane and Silver Spring.
Milwaukee Bucks, Wilo warmup patch partnership announced
The Milwaukee Bucks and the Wilo Group, a multinational technology company, on Wednesday announced a new global partnership at Fiserv Forum.
Tim Walz's name spelled wrong on some Florida ballots
More than 250 general election ballots from a county in Florida misspelled the name of Vice Presidential running mate and Minn. Gov. Tim Walz as “Tom" Walz, according to the Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections Office.
Wisconsin college student killed in 1985, man now charged
A western Wisconsin man has been charged in the 1985 killing of a college student whose decapitated body was found days after she vanished.
Which states are the most takeout-obsessed? Study reveals where to-go orders are staples
A new study by Wethrift, an online discount platform, reveals the "takeout capitals" of the U.S., with Hawaii ranking as the most takeout-obsessed state.