Christina Van Zelst
Multimedia Journalist at WITI-TV (Milwaukee, WI)
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2 days ago |
fox6now.com | Christina Van Zelst
MILWAUKEE COUNTY, Wis. - New technology could help stop wrong-way drivers faster. What we know: The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office said most wrong-way driver calls originate from downtown. Deputies say they respond to wrong-way drivers about four times a week. Now, there's a push to get those numbers down. FREE DOWNLOAD: Get breaking news alerts in the FOX LOCAL Mobile app for iOS or Android MCSO Sgt.
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3 days ago |
fox6now.com | Christina Van Zelst
Some Milwaukee County pools starting to open Around 170 lifeguards are being sought as Milwaukee County pools start to open, but not every pool is opening this summer. MILWAUKEE - The weather is finally starting to warm up, which means local pools are opening up. But the Milwaukee County Parks Department said there are five locations not opening this summer. Big picture view: Rena Cannon lives near Washington Park. For the last several years, she said the pool there has been closed.
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1 week ago |
fox6now.com | Christina Van Zelst
By Christina Van Zelst and FOX6 News Digital Team Published May 29, 2025 5:03pm CDT MILWAUKEE - There is a clash in Milwaukee over police surveillance and an effort to expand a system of law enforcement cameras. Police say the sole purpose of the Flock cameras is to take a picture of a license plate. But those opposed to the expansion want to know, who is watching the police?
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Christina Van Zelst
The BriefMilwaukee police want to add more Flock cameras to a neighborhood on the city's south side. Opponents of the Flock camera expansion are worried about who will be monitoring the cameras' use. The proposal for expansion has been tabled for now. MILWAUKEE - There is a clash in Milwaukee over police surveillance and an effort to expand a system of law enforcement cameras. Police say the sole purpose of the Flock cameras is to take a picture of a license plate.
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1 week ago |
fox6now.com | Christina Van Zelst
MILWAUKEE - Alligators, goats, dozens of dogs – in 2023, a Milwaukee man was convicted of several counts of animal neglect. Prosecutors say he had more than 100 animals at his home. On Friday, May 23, he was charged again. What we know: Investigators seized more than a dozen animals from a home near 9th and Hadley again on Friday. Prosecutors charged 49-year-old Larry McAdoo, accusing him of negligently providing improper animal shelter sanitation standards.
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