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Disney On Ice presents Frozen & Encanto at Fiserv Forum until Feb. 16
MILWAUKEE - Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Goofy and more of your Disney favorites return to Milwaukee for an adventure on ice. Disney On Ice presents Frozen & Encanto skates into Fiserv Forum until Feb. 16. The show features world-class ice skating, aerial acrobatics and more. This adventure on ice transports fans into two of the most popular Disney films.
Disney On Ice presents Frozen & Encanto at Fiserv Forum until Feb. 16
The Brief It's going to be a weekend full of Disney magic. Disney's one-of-a-kind show on ice is skating back into Fiserv Forum this weekend. MILWAUKEE - Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Goofy and more of your Disney favorites return to Milwaukee for an adventure on ice. Disney On Ice presents Frozen & Encanto skates into Fiserv Forum until Feb. 16. The show features world-class ice skating, aerial acrobatics and more. This adventure on ice transports fans into two of the most popular Disney films.
Milwaukee groups step up to provide food on Christmas Eve Original
By Bowen Kedrowicz and FOX6 News Digital Team Published December 24, 2025 3:35pm CST Volunteers at WestCare Wisconsin pack food boxes for Christmas Eve giveaway MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee-area groups and volunteers are stepping up, despite extra pressure, to help make sure families have food for the holidays. WestCare Wisconsin Local perspective: WestCare Wisconsin held a giveaway on Christmas Eve. A handful of volunteers came to the pantry early in the morning to help pack boxes of food.
Black Friday beers at Lakefront Brewery, buy the 2025 varieties
By Bowen Kedrowicz and FOX6 News Digital Team Published November 28, 2025 6:31am CST Black Friday at Lakefront Brewery Waiting in line for Black Friday is nothing new, but how about waiting in line for Black Friday shopping at a brewery? FOX6's Bowen Kedrowicz is live outside Lakefront Brewery in Milwaukee with the details on its yearly Black Friday event.
Milwaukee Brewers clinch MLB's best record, top seed of postseason
The Brief The Brewers secured the best record in baseball for the 2025 MLB season. Milwaukee clinched the top spot with a Phillies loss to the Twins on Saturday. As a result, Milwaukee will have home field advantage throughout the postseason. MILWAUKEE - The Milwaukee Brewers have officially clinched the best record in baseball for the 2025 MLB season, meaning they'll have home field advantage as far as they advance through the postseason.
2026 Milwaukee budget, Mayor Cavalier Johnson to present priorities
By Bowen Kedrowicz and FOX6 News Digital Team Published September 23, 2025 6:36am CDT Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson is expected to share his priorities for the next city budget on Tuesday, which his office said includes improving public safety and infrastructure. Johnson will address the Common Council at 9 a.m. FOX6 News plans to stream his remarks when they become available.
Milwaukee officials to provide Wednesday update on flood response, cleanup efforts
MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson and leaders with the city's Department of Public Works will provide an update on flood response clean-up efforts on Wednesday, Aug. 13. Officials are expected to speak at 8:30 a.m. about the removal of flood-damaged items and how technology has helped crews work efficiently. FOX6 News plans to stream the update live when it becomes available. FREE DOWNLOAD: Get breaking news alerts in the FOX6 News app for iOS or Android.
Waukesha flooding, Fox River nears record levels
Fox River nears record levels Waukesha County Executive Paul Farrow declared a state of emergency on Monday as the Fox River nears record-high flood levels. WAUKESHA, Wis. - Waukesha County Executive Paul Farrow declared a state of emergency on Monday as the Fox River nears record-high flood levels. More rain arrived in southeast Wisconsin on Tuesday. Near record By the numbers: The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicted the Fox River could rise to 8.8 feet on Tuesday morning.
Southeast Wisconsin historic flooding, recovery and cleanup underway
By FOX6 News Digital Team and Bowen Kedrowicz Published August 11, 2025 7:58am EDT Historic flooding aftermath Communities across southeastern Wisconsin are still dealing with the aftermath of historic rainfall and flash flooding that occurred on Aug. 9 and Aug. 10, 2025. MILWAUKEE COUNTY, Wis. - Southeast Wisconsin saw historic and dangerous flooding this past weekend (Aug. 9-10). A flood warning remained in effect until 10 a.m. Monday, Aug. 11.
Southeast Wisconsin historic flooding, recovery and cleanup underway
By FOX6 News Digital Team and Bowen Kedrowicz Published August 11, 2025 6:58am CDT Historic flooding aftermath Communities across southeastern Wisconsin are still dealing with the aftermath of historic rainfall and flash flooding that occurred on Aug. 9 and Aug. 10, 2025. MILWAUKEE COUNTY, Wis. - Southeast Wisconsin saw historic and dangerous flooding this past weekend (Aug. 9-10). A flood warning remains in effect until 10 a.m. Monday, Aug. 11.
Southeast Wisconsin historic flooding, recovery and cleanup underway
Southeast Wisconsin saw historic and dangerous flooding this past weekend (Aug. 9-10). A flood warning remained in effect until 10 a.m. Monday, Aug. 11. However, several river flood warnings remain in effect for several counties. Head to the FOX6 Weather Alert Page for the latest information. Catastrophic flooding What we know: Catastrophic flooding has impacted Milwaukee, Wauwatosa, Waukesha, and other surrounding communities.
Southeast Wisconsin severe flooding, officials provide update
Flooding is impacting several counties in southeast Wisconsin on Sunday. Check the FOX6 Weather Alert Page for the latest weather alerts, as they are updated frequently during severe weather. More rain is expected on Sunday. DPW hard at work (5 p.m. update) What we know: Following last night’s heavy rainfall, the City of Milwaukee Department of Public Works (DPW) said it continues to assess flood-related damage and respond to impacted areas across the city.
Milwaukee boy kidnapped near 61st and Hustis; Fabian Johnson charged
By Bowen Kedrowicz and FOX6 News Digital Team Published July 21, 2025 6:05am CDT MILWAUKEE - Another person is now charged in the plot to abduct a 7-year-old Milwaukee boy. Police say several people initially planned to rob the child's mother. New charges What we know: Fabian Johnson is now charged with kidnapping - party to a crime. Police say he was involved with two others in a plan to rob the 7-year-old boy's mother, a "well-known drug dealer," according to the criminal complaint.
Milwaukee police officer Kendall Corder funeral, visitation Friday
By Bowen Kedrowicz and FOX6 News Digital Team Published July 11, 2025 8:13am CDT Officer Kendall Corder funeral, visitation Friday A public visitation and funeral services will be held for officer Kendall Corder on Friday, July 11 at Elmbrook Church in Brookfield. MILWAUKEE - Kendall Corder will be laid to rest on Friday. The Milwaukee police officer, shot near 25th and Garfield last month, died of his injuries on June 29. He was 32 years old.
Milwaukee police officers shot, Tremaine Jones due in court
By Bowen Kedrowicz and FOX6 News Digital Team Published July 9, 2025 5:45am CDT Tremaine Jones makes initial appearance in Milwaukee County court MILWAUKEE - The Milwaukee man charged in the shooting that killed Officer Kendall Corder and wounded Officer Christopher McCray is due in court Wednesday morning for his preliminary hearing.
Illegal dumping: Milwaukee announces $25K in fines, prosecution efforts
MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee's Department of Neighborhood Services said two people have been fined $25,000 for illegal dumping, part of an ongoing city effort to crack down on what the mayor has described as "a crime of laziness." What they're saying: Additionally, DNS said the state is working to prosecute a suspect believed to have dumped thousands of tires in the city. FREE DOWNLOAD: Get breaking news alerts in the FOX6 News app for iOS or Android.
Milwaukee July 4th celebrations; fireworks, activities, community events
By Bowen Kedrowicz and FOX6 News Digital Team Published July 4, 2025 5:51am CDT Milwaukee July 4th celebrations Independence Day festivities will be held in Milwaukee on Friday, July 4. MILWAUKEE - A tradition dating back to 1911, Milwaukee has long celebrated the Fourth of July with community events at parks around the city, including parades, picnics, games, talent contests, and fireworks.
Popular North Carolina destinations still working to recover from Hurricane Helene's impact Original
HURRICANE HELENE NC RECOVERY This week, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reached a milestone in western North Carolina, removing 5 million cubic yards of debris. Hurricane Helene devastated towns across the south in September, causing record rainfall and triggering historic flooding. Seven months later, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) is still on the ground leading the clean-up effort in western North Carolina – one of those towns being Lake Lure.
North Carolina town destroyed by Hurricane Helene hoping to welcome tourists back by midsummer Original
Hurricane Helene recovery in North Carolina Seven months later, a small mountain town in North Carolina is still rebuilding what Helene destroyed. The town of Chimney Rock is still inaccessible to visitors. The vacation town of Chimney Rock, North Carolina, is unrecognizable after Hurricane Helene left a line of destruction across the southeast back in September, according to the town's mayor, Peter O'Leary. "It destroyed the village," O'Leary said.
North Carolina town destroyed by Hurricane Helene hoping to welcome tourists back by midsummer
The vacation town of Chimney Rock, North Carolina, is unrecognizable after Hurricane Helene left a line of destruction across the southeast back in September, according to the town's mayor, Peter O'Leary. "It destroyed the village," O'Leary said. "It took away the old Chimney Rock." Thousands of visitors visit the mountain town on a typical summer day, but damage left behind by Helene blocked Chimney Rock off to everyone except residents.
La ciudad Carolina del Carolina destruida por el huracán Helene espera volver a recibir a los turistas en pleno verano
Chelsea Torres, Bowen Kedrowicz 29 de abril de 2025, 3:32 a.m.·2 min de lectura La ciudad de vacaciones de Chimney Rock, Carolina del Carolina, está irreconocible después de que el huracán Helene dejara una línea de destrucción por todo el sureste en septiembre, según el alcalde de la ciudad, Peter O'Leary. "Destruyó el pueblo", dijo O'Leary. "Se llevó la antigua Chimney Rock".
Gulf Coast shrimpers say tariffs a lifeline for their struggling industry
close video Gulf Coast shrimpers say tariffs are a lifeline for their industry Shrimpers along the Gulf Coast are calling for stronger federal protections, saying unfair foreign trade practices and international investment are devastating their industry. Shrimpers along the Gulf Coast say they need more help from the federal government with cheap shrimp imports from countries like Ecuador, India, Indonesia, and Vietnam driving down local demand.
Canada willing to drop tariffs first if US does the same: Ontario Premier Doug Ford
close video Premier Ford hopes a deal can be struck between Canada and the U.S. Premier of Ontario Doug Ford hopes a deal can be made with the United States dropping tariffs. Ford believes a new trade deal can be made between the two countries, this time excluding Mexico. Government officials in Canada are hoping to strike a deal with the United States to end the ongoing trade war.
High egg prices putting a pinch on Louisiana bakeries ahead of Mardi Gras Original
Egg prices hit Mardi Gras Rising egg prices hit Mardi Gras as high prices for ingredients put pressure on small bakeries during their busiest time of year. Mardi Gras is less than two weeks away and hundreds of thousands of people are expected to get in on the carnival celebrations in the Big Easy. During carnival season, people seek out the multitude of parades that roll through the streets and also possibly get their hands on a king cake.
D-Day veterans' stories live on through AI at the National World War II Museum
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D-Day veterans' stories live on through AI at the National World War II Museum Original
Thursday, June 6, 2024, marks 80 years since Allied armies stormed the beaches of Normandy, France during World War II on D-Day. The number of veterans who served in the war is shrinking by the year. But The National World War II Museum in New Orleans, Louisiana, is helping some of their stories live on through artificial intelligence. Eighteen World War II veterans are part of a new exhibit called "Voices From The Front" that opened to the public in March.
New Orleans testing floodgates, levees in preparation for busy hurricane season forecast this year
New Orleans testing floodgates, levees in preparation for busy hurricane season forecast this year New Orleans testing floodgates, levees in preparation for busy hurricane season forecast this year BELLE CHASSE, La. – Major coastal cities like New Orleans are preparing for this hurricane season and future storms to come.
New Orleans testing floodgates, levees in preparation for busy hurricane season forecast this year
BELLE CHASSE, La. – Major coastal cities like New Orleans are preparing for this hurricane season and future storms to come. The city of New Orleans is testing pumps and levees to ensure they are ready for the season, and city officials said the system is ready to take on any tropical system that comes out of the Gulf of Mexico. NOAA issued its most aggressive hurricane season forecast on record for the 2024 season, with potentially 17-25 named storms.
New Orleans predicts to recycle record amount of Mardi Gras beads Original
Video Hundreds of thousands of people travel to New Orleans each year for Carnival season. And some are looking for more sustainable ways to dispose of their beads. Fat Tuesday is the biggest day of the year for the Carnival Season and every year hundreds of thousands of people travel to the Big Easy to line the streets and catch beads thrown from the floats. Michael Sampey has been coming to New Orleans to see the many floats for over 20 years.
Louisiana church steps up to help fight fentanyl crisis Original
Video Fentanyl is killing tens of thousands of Americans every year. Some churches around the country are giving Narcan to people. One New Orleans pastor used to be a drug addict. Now he helps those who struggle with addiction. Fentanyl is killing tens of thousands of Americans every year and a Louisiana church has a plan to help save lives. The First Evangelist Baptist Church in New Orleans supplies Narcan to churchgoers.
Louisiana seafood suppliers struggling to get their hands on crawfish: 'Phone is ringing nonstop'
video Crawfish season is here, yet some popular places like Louisiana – the largest crawfish producer in the country – are without the delicacy as restaurants and seafood suppliers are struggling to get their hands on it. Trudy Alexander, the owner of Kenner Seafood, said she has been shipping crawfish around the United States for nearly three decades. Alexander said she normally sells about 10,000 pounds of live crawfish a week, but this year she does not have any.
School districts across the country are turning to AI for increased safety measures
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School districts across the country are turning to AI for increased safety measures Original
School districts nationwide are looking for new ways to protect their staff and students. In Louisiana's Iberville Parish, the district partnered with a software company to stop potential shootings before anyone gets hurt. Superintendent of Iberville Parish School District Louis Voiron said the district has committed to installing ZeroEyes gun detection artificial intelligence software into the schools' existing cameras.
Schools embrace AI for gun detection amid safety concerns
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Schools embrace AIGuns in for gun detection amid safety concerns
School districts nationwide are now looking for new ways to protect their staff and students. Some districts are turning to artificial intelligence. Some schools just outside of New Orleans are turning to AI to detect guns. The Iberville Parish School District has partnered with a software company to prevent potential shootings before anyone gets hurt.
New Orleans neighborhood votes to hire private security to keep streets safe
video Police departments across the United States are running short on officers, leaving some neighborhoods looking for other ways to keep their streets safe. According to the New Orleans City Council NOPD Staffing Dashboard, the department had a total of 906 commissioned officers as of Nov. 12 – down more than 100 officers from two years ago. Raelynn Loop, who lives in New Orleans, said the Garden District neighborhood voted to hire private security to patrol their streets.
Private security steps in as police shortages increase in U.S. Cities
Police departments across the U.S. are running short on officers. That’s leaving some neighborhoods looking for other ways to keep their streets safe. The New Orleans Police Department has 906 officers. And that is down over 100 from two years ago. Now, some people in New Orleans say that their neighborhoods are turning to private security, for some added protection. New Orleans is known for its lively music scene and top-notch restaurants. But the city carries another reputation.
New Orleans businesses experience challenges due to rising homeless population
video America has seen an increase in the homeless population in the last two years and in New Orleans is no different This has become increasing problematic for some business owners in New Orleans where homlessness has risen 15% in the last year. Business owners there say the people living on the streets are driving away customers. Brandi Williams, Owner of Addiction Coffee House, said a nearby homeless encampment has been a cause for concern.
Rising homelessness affecting local businesses, tourism
More Americans have become homeless in the last two years. And some business owners say people living on the street sometimes keep customers from coming through the door. In New Orleans the homeless population rose 15% from last year. One business owner tells me a nearby encampment is keeping customers away. “They've broken in and stolen refrigerators, the meat, the cold drinks, the alcohol,” said Addiction Coffee House owner Brandi Williams. That has become an on-going problem for brandi williams.
Louisiana citrus farmers brace for saltwater intrusion Original
video Projections show the saltwater from the Gulf of Mexico continues to push up the Mississippi River in the coming weeks, threatening the drinking water of thousands of people in Louisiana. Commissioner for the Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry Dr. Mike Strain said Plaquemines Parish is the heartbeat of Louisiana’s citrus industry. He added saltwater can have an effect on citrus plants at any stage.
New Orleans freshwater supply threatened by salt water creeping into Mississippi River Original
NEW ORLEANS – Drought has caused the flow of the Mississippi River to run low, compromising its ability to hold the salt water of the Gulf of Mexico at bay and threatening the freshwater supply of Louisiana residents. This saltwater intrusion of the freshwater supply in New Orleans has caused many to stock up on water, while some find other ways to prepare for the potential contamination of their water supply.
Mississippi introduces new lease to increase oyster production
video MISSISSIPPI OYSTER LEASE Oyster farmers along the Gulf Coast are finding it tough to keep up with nationwide demand. To boost oyster production in the state Mississippi introduced a new lease to put oyster reef management into the hands of businesses and individuals. A new leasing program in Mississippi is looking to put the production and maintenance of oyster reefs into the hands of the businesses and individuals.
Burnt out and getting out: American hospitals struggle with increasing shortage of nurses Original
America's nurses are stressed out to the point where they are leaving the industry. By 2027, nearly a fifth of registered nurses will hang up their scrubs for good, according to the National Council of State Boards of Nursing. Tracey Moffatt, the Chief Nursing Officer at Ochsner Health in New Orleans, said the nursing shortage has been a problem for years and the pandemic only made it worse.
Burnt out and getting out: American hospitals struggle with increasing shortage of nurses
America's nurses are stressed out to the point where they are leaving the industry. By 2027, nearly a fifth of registered nurses will hang up their scrubs for good, according to the National Council of State Boards of Nursing. Tracey Moffatt, the Chief Nursing Officer at Ochsner Health in New Orleans, said the nursing shortage has been a problem for years and the pandemic only made it worse.
Tri State Ford Club holds Cruise Night at Rudy's Drive In
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WXOW)- The Tri State Ford Club held a Cruise Night at Rudy's Drive in Tuesday afternoon. Multiple car clubs from around the Coulee Region pulled up their best and brightest classic cars. Keith Isaac with 608 Piston Pounders said his 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air has taken first place in multiple car shows. And said it took many hands to help restore the vehicle. Dave Wiggert with Midwest Classics said there is a lot more to restoring classic vehicles then one may think.
4000 Foundation raises money through 31st annual Rail Fair
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WXOW)- Saturday afternoon the 4000 Foundation helped raise money for The La Crosse Short Line Railroad Heritage Museum at Copeland Park with the 31st annual Rail Fair. Attendees had the chance to check out a variety of vendors. Offering model trains, antique trains and more. President of the 4000 Foundation Mark Hamre said the railroad industry has deep roots in La Crosse. "The railroad industry was at one time La Crosse's largest employer," Hamre said.
Area youth get in touch with nature at Youth Outdoor Fest
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WXOW)- Area kids get in touch with nature through the annual Youth Outdoor Fest at Pettibone Park. Kids checked out a variety of exhibits from honey tasting and identifying fur. Kids also practiced shooting a bow and arrow and learning how to cast a fishing line. U.S. Fish & Wildlife Specialist Outreach Specialist in Onalaska Chritina Stahl said all the activities are free and the event is starting to regain it's popularity.
The Nature Place helps connect people with the environment around them
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WXOW)- The Community Center in Myrick Park gets a rebrand thanks to WisCorps Nature Education Program. The facility is now rebranded as The Nature Center with the mission of helping people make connections with others and with nature. Director of the Nature Place Tammy Schmitz said there is something for any ages at the facility. "We have a lot of youth programs, school programs, our Summer Day Camps is ages 3-12, but we also have adult programs here," Schmitz said.
High fedility mannequins help prepare medical providers for rare procedures
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WXOW)- Technology is constantly evolving, and at Gundersen Health System, the development of high fidelity mannequins help make training for rare procedures easier. Carley Buisman, Manager of the Integrated Center for Education at Gundersen Health System, said simulated procedures performed on the mannequins are very realistic. The mannequins help train everyone from high school students to healthcare providers on sharpening their skills before performing a procedure on a patient.
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