Julia Fello

2 weeks ago | wtmj.com | Julia Fello

It has been a year since WTMJ’s Julia Fello shared her husband Jason’s heartbreaking diagnosis, that at 39 years old, he was diagnosed with Early Onset Parkinson’s Disease. They shared their story publicly, to encourage everyone to go to the doctor if they feel something is wrong with their health. In Jason’s case, he did not get the right answer about his health for several years. He encouraged people to never give up, and to go to another doctor altogether, to get the answers you need.

Dec 9, 2024 | wtmj.com | Julia Fello

MILWAUKEE — The Milwaukee Police Department is having a fundraiser on December 11 at 10:30 A.M. at the Police Academy at 6680 N. Teutonia Avenue, Milwaukee.  Patty Jerving, the mother of Officer Peter Jerving, has  22 afghans which she crocheted over the past few months that will be on sale there.  These afghans are for “Squad 4374”. The number 4374 was Peter Jerving and Jimmy Nowak’s squad when they worked the streets of Milwaukee together.

May 24, 2024 | wtmj.com | Julia Fello

According to the CDC, in 2021, stroke was responsible for 1 in 6 deaths from cardiovascular disease. Dr. Raymond shared why this is significant, “Stroke is the fourth leading cause of death In the US. About 800,000 new strokes are reported every year in America. That means that every 40 seconds, someone in the United States is having a stroke. We usually think of strokes as something that happens to people over the age of 65, but strokes can happen to anyone.

Apr 25, 2024 | wtmj.com | Julia Fello

620 WTMJ’s Julia Fello was welcomed by her husband on-air to discuss his early onset Parkinson’s diagnosis, what it’s meant for their lives, how they’ve built support systems & the many ways they’re now trying to spread awareness on the topic. MILWAUKEE — Around last April, my family’s lives changed forever. Just a couple weeks before, my husband Jason had been handed this foreign pamphlet filled with information about this disease I was sure he did not have.

Mar 6, 2024 | wtmj.com | Julia Fello

MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee Police Chief Jeffrey Norman joined Wisconsin’s Afternoon News to share what it was like to have a seat right next to President Joe Biden last week at the White House. “It was an honor, definitely having he chance to have the ear of the President of the United States. I would say it was definitely a once in a lifetime opportunity to be there,” said Chief Norman.