The crowds moves and blocked streets within a block radius along the route. Alderman bob donovan in particular wanted police to take more action. He said the demonstrators didnt have a permit and should have been arrested for not obeying the law. Mayor tom barrett says he wishes people channeled their frustrations earlier and differently. The election was tuesday and i would have love to see that many people out on tuesday getting more voters to the polls. That was the for us to speak thats in our tradition election day for our democracy that was when we voted police say they monitored the crowd and allowed people to gather and demonstrate and kept them safe while they demonstrated. As for any arrests or citations issued for future protests without a permit. Police say that has not yet been determined. Steph thanks derica. People have taken to the streets in many cities across the demonstrated for a third consecutive night last night showing their anger about president elect donald tru
Clear message to the student body that inappropriate behavior is not acceptable here. Milwaukee mayor tom barrett. Also addressing these reports in schools. He said in a statement this afternoon. Quote i join these school leaders, not only as mayor, but as a parent, in calling for respectful behavior by students toward their fellow students. Treating each other with respect is what allows us to disagree politically while living with each other in we did reach out to milwaukee public schools. We received a statement a short time ago. It says, quote we take this concern seriously and are looking into it. Ben, beverly. Protests continue today, as groups across the country rally against president elect donald trump. Not my president not my president. Thats from a protest today in new york. This comes after police in portland, oregon say protests got out of hand they turned into riots. Authorities say demonstrators threw objects at officers and damaged vehicles. Officers used tear gas to tr
You are watching fox 6 news at 10. 10p open now at ten. It was a historic and unprecedented election that thousands of milwake part of. Thats according to newly complied data by the citys election commission. The question is why didnt people go out and vote . Angelica sanchez joins us in the studio to explain. Brad and stephanie several wards on the northside saw drastic decreases in Voter Participation. From the 2012 election. Officials with the election comission say voter ids played a big role in that outcome. Governor scott walker thinks the president ial candidates played tuesdays historic race for the white house and newly complied data shows thousands of milwaukeeans skipped out on election day. obviously we were surprised. Not so much by the decrease but the significance. Executive director Neil Albrecht says about 41thousand fewer voters participated in the 2016 election a drastic drop from 2012. He says there are a number of factors that impact whether a person votes. He beli
You are watching fox 6 news at 10. 10p open now at ten. It was a historic and unprecedented election that thousands of milwake part of. Thats according to newly complied data by the citys election commission. The question is why didnt people go out and vote . Angelica sanchez joins us in the studio to explain. Brad and stephanie several wards on the northside saw drastic decreases in Voter Participation. From the 2012 election. Officials with the election comission say voter ids played a big role in that outcome. Governor scott walker thinks the president ial candidates played tuesdays historic race for the white house and newly complied data shows thousands of milwaukeeans skipped out on election day. obviously we were surprised. Not so much by the decrease but the significance. Executive director Neil Albrecht says about 41thousand fewer voters participated in the 2016 election a drastic drop from 2012. He says there are a number of factors that impact whether a person votes. He beli
May 3, 2021
MADISON, Wis. – Attorney General
Josh Kaul is bringing attention to arson and fire during Arson Awareness Week (May 2-8, 2021). The Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ) Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) houses the State Fire Marshal’s Office and an Arson Bureau, with special agents that are called upon by local law enforcement and fire departments to assist with the investigation of fires and/or explosions involving unknown or suspicious circumstances.
Fire and explosion incidents frequently involve substantial property loss and may involve serious injury or death. According to key findings in the National Fire Protection Association’s 2019 fire loss data, local fire departments in the United States responded to an estimated 1.3 million fires that caused roughly 3,700 civilian fire deaths and 16,600 reported civilian fire injuries. Property damage was estimated at $14.8 billion[1]. These types of incidents can be devasting for a family and can cause cons