Ben Handelman

3 weeks ago | fox6now.com | Ben Handelman |Stephanie Quirk

By FOX6 News Digital Team , Ben Handelman and Stephanie Quirk Published  March 31, 2025 6:41pm CDT Getting engaged at the Brewers home opener FOX6's Ben Handelam and Stephanie Quirk both witnessed couples proposing at American Family Field ahead of the Brewers home opener. MILWAUKEE - Brewers fans may not have been feeling lovely after the Brewers' loss to the Kansas City Royals for the home opener on Monday, March 31, 2025, but love was still in the air. Meet Joey Fischer and Amanda Veit.

3 weeks ago | fox6now.com | Ben Handelman

By FOX6 News Digital Team and Ben Handelman Published  March 31, 2025 2:44pm CDT Brewers home opener proposal: Don and Dana, Part 1 Don Shelley proposed to Dana Lachapell in front of the Bob Uecker statue at American Family Field ahead of the Brewers home opener. MILWAUKEE - Love was in the air at the Brewers home opener outside American Family Field on Monday, March 31, 2025. Don Shelley proposed to Dana Lachapell in front of the Bob Uecker statue.

1 month ago | fox6now.com | Ben Handelman

BROOKFIELD, Wis. - Aidan Liu's speed on skates has earned him national recognition. However, it's what the Brookfield teen accomplished off the ice that has earned him a new title. He's been named one of four finalists for Junior Achievement's Young Entrepreneur competition for his efforts in starting his own foundation and now has a chance at a $5,000 prize.

1 month ago | sports.yahoo.com | Ben Handelman

The BriefAidan Liu created "Let's Skate," a foundation to help introduce kids to the sport of speed skating. 300 kids have participated in programs that get them on the ice for free and offer low-cost opportunities to stick with it. Liu has been named one of four finalists for Junior Achievement's Young Entrepreneur competition, giving him a chance at a $5,000 prize. BROOKFIELD, Wis. - Aidan Liu's speed on skates has earned him national recognition.

1 month ago | fox6now.com | Ben Handelman

WITHEE, Wis. - A Withee teen from northern Wisconsin was used to helping out family members with projects around their homes. A decision to branch out to customers farther away from home helped his business grow.  Mason Gay's hard work has paid off as he's been named one of four state finalists for Junior Achievement's Young Entrepreneur competition, which will earn one of them a $5,000 prize.