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A plan to help Milwaukee avoid bankruptcy is headed for the governor's desk, but it comes at a cost, especially for the city's Fire & Police Commission, which will change as we know it.

Milwaukee police are looking for the man suspected of shooting and killing a woman Sunday, June 11 near 84th and Marion.

A Milwaukee man accused of shooting two women in 2020 has been committed to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services for 35 years.

The Fox Point Municipal Pool will not open for summer 2023 due to “irreparable mechanical problems with the plumbing."

LeQuincy Alexander, struck by a hit-and-run driver on Brady Street on May 29, spoke with FOX6 News Wednesday, just out of the ICU.

More than two months after a toxic chemical forced more than 100 people out of Milwaukee's Community Within the Corridor apartment complex, displaced residents are taking the landlord to court.

Milwaukee Night Market returned to downtown Milwaukee Wednesday. It was the first of four events for summer 2023.

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The first class action lawsuit brought against Kia and Hyundai due to the crime wave was done so by a Milwaukee law firm in 2021. FOX6 News sat down with James Barton, the Milwaukee attorney who decided he had enough with the car thefts wreaking havoc on his city.