fox 6 needs sum work .real issues. real stories is what we need…read more stop the covid 19 scare tactics. stop the lies!! we need real journalists again

real milwaukee is a useless show,could get by with 3,derrica,carl and kramp,brett and steph as…read moresubs,rest are more interested in food and booze segments and repeat same lines,100 percent and you know what i mean,many times each show.

This station has really changed and not for the better.New people all the time is the first clue…read more Trying to act like your competitor is the second clue. The competition is why I quit watching that station. Your repetitious song all day long is annoying. Channel 49.2 running the same movies over and over again. I want to see people that act like grown ups giving me the news. I loved your station when Paul did the news. It was news by mature people.I want news and not shows.

've reached the point where I no longer trust WISN-TV to deliver politically balanced coverage…read more The issue isn't that they never include opposing viewpoints--it's how those viewpoints are handled. Time and again, their reporting appears to follow a pattern: one side of an issue is framed as reasonable and authoritative, while the other is reduced to brief soundbites, weaker scrutiny, or less context. Even when anchors like Shawn Oswald present stories in a calm, professional tone, the imbalance shows up in the story selection, framing, and follow-up questions. Those editorial choices matter more than delivery--and that's where the bias becomes noticeable. What's especially frustrating is that this isn't about one story--it feels consistent. Whether it's state policy debates, public health decisions, or local government coverage, the pattern repeats often enough that it's hard to ignore. Local news should be the most trustworthy level of journalism. Instead, WISN increasingly feels like it's shaping narratives rather than simply reporting facts. If WISN wants to maintain credibility across the community, it needs to do more than include "both sides" on paper. It needs to: Apply equal skepticism to all viewpoints Give competing perspectives comparable depth and context Avoid subtle framing that nudges viewers toward a conclusion Until that happens, viewers are right to question whether they're getting the full story.

Monday August 11. Consistent viewer of WISN morning show. Today's coverage of weekend flooding old…read morenews. Where was channel 12 during the actual storm. WTMJ had full coverage from 10 pm on Saturday night thru Sunday morning. Today's stories on 12 are limited and repeated every 10 minutes. Very disappointed.

I miss the music and the news. Can't stand your new format.i can hear all that cbs new on the…read moretelevision. Very disappointed.

Good oldies station. Local news reporting. Live DJ. My alternative to more often listened to talk…read morestation.

PBS FOREVER I DON AS A KNIGHTS SHINY ARMOR...CHRISTE ELEIESON!!!+++…read moreLive across the river Dive with the fish soar Over the sick Saunter as an meant to SEE person Relish the factual dishs of Somericas best Kitchen Rick's travel Bob's gentleman colours Julia's yummy food Wow man You Tubers UNITE with no rowdy critic laced toxicity It's gravy to be a Flippie from the 60s Peace Luv Art Yeah Yeah Yeah!¡!+++

I love their programming...if there'd ever be a good signal. For the last couple of months though,…read moreit's been extremely frustrating; and although I hesitate in saying...largely worthless!