Michelle Melby

2 months ago | fox11online.com | Michelle Melby

PULASKI (WLUK) -- Brianna Kehoe is the kind of teacher you want to have. She has endless energy, a love for learning and a passion for her students. FOX 11 visited her classroom at Pulaski Middle School on a day when everyone was picking apart their assignment: frog dissection day. Brianna Kehoe is the kind of teacher you want to have. She has endless energy, a love for learning and a passion for her students.

2 months ago | fox11online.com | Michelle Melby |Mallory H. Allen

by Michelle Melby & Mallory Allen, FOX 11 NewsSun, March 23rd 2025 at 9:00 AMWisconsin Supreme Court candidates Brad Schimel and Susan Crawford (WLUK images)Both candidates were asked the same questions in approximately 15-minute long interviews. Crawford and Schimel discussed their backgrounds, why they're running and the key differences between their ideologies. Hear where they stand on abortion, Act 10 and remaining impartial in the midst of millions being spent on their campaigns.

Feb 4, 2025 | fox11online.com | Michelle Melby

FOX 11's Michelle Melby caught up with four of the exceptional educators as they were surprised with the honor to start the day. "Sorry to interrupt folks."You know something is up when a group like this walks in, unannounced, to your classroom. "Your teacher Mr. Hansen has won a 2025 Golden Apple award."The applause is for Corey Hansen, a technology education and computer science teacher at Parkview Middle School.

Dec 9, 2024 | fox11online.com | Michelle Melby

(WLUK) -- The FOX 11 family is remembering former anchorman Bob Schulze who died Monday at the age of 85. Schulze started work at WLUK in 1971. He was on the sports desk. In Bob's own words, he covered the Packers. during the 'glory years.' Those were the Vince Lombardi years, and included the Ice Bowl, and the first two Super Bowls. Bob Schulze started work at WLUK in 1971. He left WLUK in 1983, but remained a tremendous friend to the station.

Nov 1, 2024 | wjla.com | Michelle Melby

It also focused on how voters are casting their ballots: by absentee, early in-person or in-person on Election Day. The poll's director says a moderate amount of votes have already been cast, about one million. Half of those were by mail-in and half in-person. "Back in 2016 and before, Wisconsin was not particularly an early voting state. We had absentee voting, of course, but it was not a huge thing.