Sam Kraemer is a Weekend Anchor/Reporter at FOX6 Milwaukee. He covers a diverse range of topics including security and law enforcement, public safety, climate change, and health and wellness, often focusing on regional interests and world news. Sam's work has been featured in various outlets including FOX 35 Orlando, Yahoo Sports, and FOX 2 Detroit.
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The Brief Mariah Ruiz, 18, turned herself into Milwaukee police after Monday's shooting, according to prosecutors.
By: Sam Kraemer
A Milwaukee emergency call taker was discharged after a 99-year-old victim waited hours for police during a mishandled emergency call.
Milwaukee 911 delay, city leaders address investigation
By: Sam Kraemer, Anthony Mandella
Packers running back Josh Jacobs is now charged in connection to a May incident.
By: Sam Kraemer
Details of the City of Milwaukee's investigation into a delayed 911 response have not been shared publicly.
By: Sam Kraemer
Attorneys representing the 99-year-old woman who was beaten inside her Milwaukee home in July are hosting a press conference Wednesday.
An attorney for a 99-year-old woman severely beaten by a drunk man who broke into her Milwaukee home says the previously fiercely independent woman was nearly beaten to death, and he isn’t ruling out lawsuits over the mishandling of 911 calls that left the woman waiting for hours for help.
By: Sam Kraemer
On Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks grounded flights and brought the nation to a standstill.
By: Sam Kraemer
Packers running back Josh Jacobs received a $1,000 fine after pleading no contest to misdemeanor battery.
The three companies behind a massive data center campus in Port Washington invited the public to an open house Thursday night.
