Five people died in a Mother's Day fire at an 85-unit apartment complex without a building-wide sprinkler system.

One resident told FOX6 News he lost everything after he jumped from the third floor with just the clothes on his back.

The BriefMilwaukee officials and fire investigators are providing new information after a 5-alarm fire at the Highland Court ...

We need fire departments to respond and coupled with a working fire sprinkler system. It's the best combination for safety." ...

A Milwaukee woman who helped countless people overcome addiction was among those killed in the Highland Court Apartments fire ...

The building's landlord told the Journal Sentinel May 12 that she was staying at her apartment the night of the fire, when ...

This story was updated to add new information. A 5th person has died as a result of a Mother's Day apartment fire on ...

A fire at Highland Court Apartments in Milwaukee has displaced about 100 residents who are now staying at a temporary shelter ...

Several people displaced by the deadly fire at Highland Court apartments on Mother's Day are worried about where they will live.

FOX6 News questioned Wisconsin lawmakers about whether the state should mandate the retrofit of older buildings with ...

About 220 residential buildings in Milwaukee — comprising 14,595 housing units — are exempt from the city's requirement to ...

Many details, including what caused the five-alarm fire at Highland Court apartments, are uncertain. Here's what we do know.